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Colin George
Reporting from The Riverside Stadium

It's a dull day on Teesside, a bit overcast, but that in no way detracts from the red-hot atmosphere inside the Riverside Stadium.

Tickets sold out weeks ago, people have been begging and borrowing to get a seat, and now we're just 13 minutes from kick-off.

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Listen to live commentary of today's "winner-takes-all" promotion decider on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

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BBC Tees and BBC Sussex are also broadcasting live from the Riverside Stadium - unfortunately a rights issue prevents us from streaming BBC local radio commentaries of Football League games on the BBC Sport website.

The appointment of former Real Madrid defender Aitor Karanka as head coach and the continued investment of chairman Steve Gibson have seen Middlesbrough establish themselves as a force in the Championship over the past couple of years.

They've been in the mix for promotion all season, and they're one win or draw away from getting back into the Premier League after a seven-year absence.

Boro want to get the job done today. Anything to avoid a repeat of last season's play-off final defeat by Norwich at Wembley.

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On Tuesday, it will be 10 years to the day since Middlesbrough were playing in a Uefa Cup final against Sevilla.

Three years later, Boro were relegated from the Premier League and facing trips to Scunthorpe, Doncaster and Plymouth in the Championship.

They have yet to return to the top division...

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Middlesbrough won easily at Brighton back in December.

Brighton had gone 21 league games unbeaten at the start of the campaign but were undone by a resolute Boro side, who replaced them at the top of the table.

Kike, Albert Adomah and Cristhian Stuani netted their goals in a comfortable 3-0 success in Sussex.

Leicester's man-mountain of a centre-back, and a former Middlesbrough man, Huth's allegiances are clear...

Matt Newsum
BBC Sport at the Riverside Stadium

"It's murky and a little chilly today, yesterday's balminess gone, the Transporter Bridge that is such a symbol of Teesside is shrouded in mist.

"The first signs of players emerging from the tunnel prompt huge cheers, as does the rabble-rousing chest beating goalkeeping coach Leo Percovich, who ran to the New Holgate End to gee up the fans.

"Brighton's away section is steadily filling, as a jumbo screen showing Boro highlights blazes away to their left."

Burnley midfielder Joey Barton says the Clarets will not be afraid of the Premier League after promotion from the Championship was guaranteed on Monday.

Barton's side will clinch the second-tier title with victory at Charlton today.

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Burnley confirmed promotion on Monday. Although they are only clear of third-placed Brighton by two points, they can't be caught by both Middlesbrough and the Seagulls today as those two sides are playing each other.

Hull and Derby know they will meet each other in a play-off semi-final - Hull need a win to be sure of a home second leg.

Sheffield Wednesday await for the team that misses out on a top-two finish today.

Colin George
Reporting from The Riverside Stadium

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The Ayresome Park gates at the Riverside Stadium.

This week marked 21 years since Middlesbrough left their old home.

You can read more about that here.

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Middlesbrough make three changes to their starting line-up - George Friend returns at left-back, while Cristhian Stuani and David Nugent are preferred to Stewart Downing and Jordan Rhodes.

Brighton make two alterations - Gordon Greer replaces suspended centre-back Lewis Dunk, while winger Jiri Skalak is replaced by Jamie Murphy.

Middlesbrough: Konstantopoulos, Nsue, Ayala, Gibson, Friend, Clayton, Leadbitter, Stuani, Ramirez, Adomah, Nugent.

Brighton: Stockdale, Bruno, Goldson, Greer, Rosenior, Knockaert, Stephens, Kayal, Murphy, Hemed, Baldock.

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The inaugural Disability Cup Finals Day will take place at St George's Park on Saturday.

Here's the schedule for the day:

• 11:00 BST – Powerchair Cup Final – Aspire v Northern Thunder

• 13:00 BST – CP Cup Final – CP United v Chelsea

• 15:00 BST – Blind Cup Final – Sporting Club Albion v RNC Shrews

You can find out more about it here, external and you can go along and show your support.

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Burnley's promotion to the Premier League was confirmed with a home win over QPR on Monday, and they go to relegated Charlton today knowing a win will see them crowned champions.

"All the boys have been immense and everyone has contributed to this," defender Ben Mee told BBC Radio 5 live. "We want to go and win the league now. That is the next step."

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