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Derby make four changes from the 0-0 draw at Nottm Forest before the international break.

Chris Baird, George Thorne, Matej Vydra and Cameron Jerome return.

Derby XI: Carson, Baird, Keogh (c), Davies, Forsyth, Johnson, Thorne, Weimann, Lawrence, Vydra, Jerome.

Sunderland boss Chris Coleman makes five changes from their 2-0 defeat at home to Preston North End.

Donald Love, Paddy McNair, Aiden McGeady, Ashley Fletcher and Lynden Gooch all come into the starting line-up.

Sunderland XI: Camp, Love, O'Shea, Kone, Oviedo, Cattermole, Honeyman, McNair, Gooch, McGeady, Fletcher.

After that breathless finish at the RIverside we'll turn our attention to the evening kick-off now, with kick-off at Pride Park under 15 minutes away.

The team news is coming up shortly.

So to sum up...

Wolves were 2-0 up at half-time.

Wolves' Helder Costa went clean through and was clipped by George Friend - nothing given by the referee Stuart Attwell.

Wolves lost their heads for a crazy 20 minutes and had two players sent off.

Boro got a goal in stoppage time, but it wasn't enough and Wolves are six points clear at the top of the table.

My word. What a match.

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The reaction from Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo when the full-time whistle blew showed how much that win meant.

There was plenty of angst between the two benches throughout the match and he didn't shake hands with Boro boss Tony Pulis - instead, Nuno flew onto the pitch to embrace his players.

Wolves captain Conor Coady tells Sky Sports: "I thought the boys were sensational.

"The referee hasn't helped us tonight. There's been a lot gone wrong there and for the boys to do what they've done and dig in is credit to everyone.

"We've done the same all season and we've got to keep on going. This is huge for us."

It's all over! Wolves - with nine men - have beaten Middlesbrough.

Three more wins needed for automatic promotion.

Boro stay sixth, inside the play-off spots on goal difference.

Goodness me! Conor Coady blocks a ferocious Patrick Bamford effort and Stewart Downing is off target with the follow-up.

Almost all over.

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That's it.

A big win for Reading.

Paul Clement is victorious in his first game in charge of the Royals, and ends their nine match winless streak.

He has Vito Mannone to thank after the Italian keeper saved Jake Bidwell's stoppage-time penalty.

QPR's four-match unbeaten run comes to an end.

Middlesbrough are having plenty of the ball but just can't find a way through this Wolves defence, who have been outstanding in the final 20 minutes.

Three minutes of stoppage time remaining.

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QPR defender Jake Bidwell steps up, and sees his penalty saved by Vito Mannone.

The Italian goalkeeper keeps out the rebound too!

What a massive moment for Reading.

QPR have a spot-kick right at the death after Pawel Wszolek is fouled in the area!

Six minutes to add on at the Riverside.

Rangers striker Matt Smith gets a shot away, but it is deflected into the arms of Vito Mannone.

Two minutes plus stoppages remain.

QPR's four-match unbeaten run looks like it'll come to an end.

It will be interesting to hear from the two managers after this match. Plenty to discuss...

Willy Boly is a very big man. Middlesbrough put in a high cross and the French defender heads over his own bar for a corner.

It's dealt with. Goal kick. Three minutes left.

Middlesbrough are trying to force their way through a wall of gold and black shirts and those gold and black shirts are not budging.

Jonny Howson's powerful shot is blocked by Willy Boly and then Stewart Downing fires over from the rebound.

Wolves are bringing on teenager Morgan Gibbs-White for Helder Costa, who looks absolutely spent.

Six minutes remaining.

There's a red card at the Madejski Stadium as well.

Reading forward Yann Kermorgant gets his marching orders after picking up a second yellow for a foul on Darnell Furlong.

Will that help QPR find an equaliser in the closing stages?

Middlesbrough force John Ruddy into his first save of the half, an excellent one down to his right from Britt Assombalonga's low shot.

QPR are camped in the Reading half.

The visitors have had over 65% of the possession in this match, but can't find a breakthrough.

A nervous last 10 minutes await for new Royals boss Paul Clement and home fans.