Thanks for joining me tonight. You sense tonight's result suits neither of the teams at the Riverside.

Next up for Nottingham Forest is a home game against Millwall on Friday. Do join us again here on the BBC Sport website and app for that one.

For Middlesbrough, a trip to relegation rivals Charlton awaits on Saturday, with key games against Stoke and Hull also coming up later in March too.

Get ready for squeaky bum time, everybody... Good night.

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So, Boro move a point closer to the sides above them but stay 22nd, inside the drop zone.

They were just minutes away from moving as high as 19th. It wasn't to be for them tonight.

Ten games remain...

Here's our report on tonight's action, with Boro staying in the bottom three after Lewis Grabban's late equaliser.

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Here's what Forest's point means for the top of the table.

The visitors only had two official shots on target tonight and scored from both of them.

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On his late goal, Lewis Grabban tells Sky Sports:

"I just tried to challenge against the goalkeeper and get some kind of finish on it. The referee was happy with it.

"[Overall] we're disappointed. It's still a point but we'll have to look at ourselves."

Forest make it four games unbeaten but a draw clearly isn't what they wanted tonight. They miss the chance to go within six points of an automatic promotion spot.

Instead, the gap between them and Leeds is eight points and they're just six points above seventh-placed Bristol City.

Forest's Joe Worrall tells Sky Sports:

"We were rubbish in the first half. We were pants, the lot of us.

"It's not good enough from us. We should be winning that game."

That's it. Boro's wait for a first win since New Year's Day continues, as Forest strike late to level.

Jonathan Woodgate looks very, very frustrated as the whistle goes. His side stay in the relegation zone.

Forest stay fourth.

Now Boro go in search of a late winner of their own... But Paddy McNair completely over-hits his cross. That might be that.

Forest's Adama Diakhaby has an even better chance, inside the area this time, but mis-kicks the ball completely.

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Lewis Grabban's 17th goal of the season is going to move Forest to within eight points of second spot if it stays like this.

Forest break quickly and some more sloppy Boro defending presents Adama Diakhaby with a chance, in space outside the box, but he can't find the target.

And now Forest look the more likely to pinch a win...

How are your nerves now, Boro fans? No win in 11 games in all competitions. That could be about to change.

Seven minutes to go...

Boro's first change sees Lewis Wing - whose goal may have won this game - brought off.

George Saville is the man to replace him.

Forest have been building pressure for the past 10 minutes or more. Well, ever since Joao Carvalho came on, to be more blunt about it.

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Forest's third and final change sees their first-half goalscorer Ryan Yates replaced by John Bostock.

The visitors are set to stay nine points adrift of second-placed Leeds, unless they can hit back late on here.

Lewis Grabban darts past his man at the near post to meet Matty Cash's low cross from the right, but Grabban pokes wide! Big chance.

And then, from the subsequent Forest corner, Tobias Figueiredo wins the header at the near post and it's deflected narrowly over the bar.

That could have gone anywhere! I think it hit Jonny Howson's arm on its way through as well. Nothing given.

A second lucky escape for the hosts in a matter of moments.