Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

The way Cardiff are looking to play might suit James Collins - getting stuck in and going for challenges.

Cardiff make another change up front, with James Collins coming on for Jordan Hugill. Like for like, target man for target man.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

From a Cardiff perspective they could do with just injecting a bit of energy into the game.

Looking into next season that's got to be a target - a bit more pace.

Boro appeal for a penalty as Perry Ng seems to nudge Isaiah Jones in the back but referee Matt Donohue ignores those claims.

Cardiff's Perry Ng does well to find space and cross for Mark Harris, whose header is straight at Luke Daniels.

Marcus Tavernier's 25-yard shot sails high into the night sky.

That's the cue for Aaron Connolly to come on for Duncan Watmore, who's had a lively game.

Boro are preparing to make another change, with forward Aaron Connolly - on loan from Brighton - getting ready to come on.

Boro's Isaiah Jones dribbles dangerously into the penalty area but is blocked by Curtis Nelson.

The ball goes out for a corner and Cardiff clear.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

When you get to this stage in the season and there isn't much to play for other than players' contracts and young players coming in, you've still got to think about putting up a team that's going to make you proud and not get a battering.

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Boro have a corner, which they take short.

Marc Bola's cross finds Marcus Tavernier but his header is well wide.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

There's about 200 travelling Cardiff fans here. I'm not sure they came with much expectation but they certainly didn't come for the night out in Middlesbrough.

A first change for each team. Andraz Sporar replaces Folarin Balogun for Boro, while Cardiff replace Max Watters with Mark Harris.

Cardiff's Oliver Denham goes into the book for a cynical bodycheck on Duncan Watmore.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

They're lucky that went wide. Where is everybody? You look at Tommy Doyle, he's by himself in the box.

Perry Ng is nowhere to be seen.

Riley McGree, who hadn't scored a league goal this season this time last week, almost has a third as he heads wide from a Marc Bola cross.

Cardiff hit the bar - and what a fluke that would have been!

Max Watters, willing as ever, runs down the right wing and clips a cross towards the back post and it drifts further than he might have wanted - and hits the bar before falling to safety.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

He was so far off. I have no idea what he was thinking there. Cardiff were in such a promising position.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent

Lovely ball from Colwill into Doyle, to Watters and ... oh, what was that?!

This game is getting quite end-to-end now.

Max Watters' cross is so wildly misdirected that it ends up setting Boro on their way on a counter-attack.

Isaiah Jones crosses from the right but it floats out for a goal kick.