Tony Pulis will probably want his side to shut up shop now, but it's striker for striker as Boro make their first switch.

Goalscorer Britt Assombalonga is replaced by a smiling Patrick Bamford.

It looks like the Millwall winger has badly cut his knee in that challenge with Jonny Howson which saw him stretchered off earlier in the half.

Hopefully not too serious for the Wolves loanee.

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They may have only secured the title a couple of hours ago, but Accrington Stanley boss John Coleman is already thinking about what League One will hold for the League Two champions.

The biggest crowd ever at the Wham Stadium - 4,753 – watched Stanley beat Lincoln 1-0.

“I am absolutely delighted and I couldn’t be prouder of the players,” said Coleman.

“League One will be hard. I don’t think there is a lot of difference between the middle to the bottom of League One to League Two but there definitely is to the middle to the top.

“But we have defied the odds, with our budget and the structure of our club, to win the title this season so we will see what we can do in League One."

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71 mins

Middlesbrough 2-0 Millwall

Middlesbrough goalkeeper Darren Randolph is poleaxed by Millwall forward Tom Elliott.

He's down for a minute or so, but thankfully back up on his feet. It was purely accidental, but a sore one nonetheless.

Randolph is okay to continue.

That second goal has really knocked the stuffing out of the Lions.

What have they got left in the last 20 minutes or so?

Is that a shot on target for Millwall?

Shaun Hutchinson gets his head on a corner, the ball loops up and Darren Randolph catches it under the bar.

Millwall are pressing, but still nothing clear cut.

What a superb sliding challenge by Millwall substitute Conor McLaughlin.

Britt Assombalonga is poised to race clear, but McLaughlin steals the ball from the Boro striker at the last moment.

It's been a masterclass in defending from both sides so far.

An hour gone and the game's become a bit scrappy.

What do Boro do? Push for a second or hold onto what they've got to secure a play-off place?

Millwall have to go for it.

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Wycombe Wanderers came from behind to beat relegated Chesterfield and claim promotion to League One.

Chairboys manager Gareth Ainsworth said he was "nearly in tears" victory for his side - combined with defeats for Notts County and Exeter - secured the final League Two automatic promotion place.

"I'm an emotional guy and I've always said that could be my downfall one day," he told BBC Three Counties Radio.

"I feel every kick with the boys. It [promotion] is just a feeling you can't buy, you can't bottle.

"I'll never forget it and I'm so grateful to the boys for getting the job done - they were brilliant."

Millwall have looked much brighter in this second half, but Middlesbrough are a fine defensive unit.

They concede less than a goal a game on average.

Still no shots on target for the visitors.

Forward Tom Elliott replaces the stricken Ben Marshall.

If I hear anymore on Marshall's injury I'll let you know.

They're bringing on a stretcher for Ben Marshall.

It looks like he got caught on the leg, accidentally, by Jonny Howson. Maybe it's his knee?

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52 mins

Middlesbrough 1-0 Millwall

Millwall's Ben Marshall looks in some pain.

The winger, on loan from Wolves, slides into a challenge on Jonny Howson but comes off much worse.

I think his game is done.

Oh, what a chance for Adama Traore.

The Boro winger latches onto a long ball over the top but fires horribly wide under pressure from a defender.

Millwall have brought around 1,000 fans on the long journey from London and they're in fine voice at the start of this second half.

They'll need plenty more of that to inspire their side.

George Friend goes into the book for Boro.

The left-back clatters into the back of Millwall striker Steve Morison and out comes the card.

Millwall will definitely need to up their attacking game after the break.

The failed to create anything clear cut in that first half.

Boro get things started.

Just a reminder that if Middlesbrough win, they'll guarantee themselves a Championship play-off place.

Defeat for Millwall all but ends their chances of a spot in the top six.

Massive second half coming up for both sides.