Middlesbrough v Nottingham Forest, 23 January 2016

Score	1-0 to Nottingham Forest
Referee	Fred Graham
Competition	League Championship
Venue	Riverside Stadium
Attendance	24,975

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This was Nottingham Forest's first win at Middlesbrough since 20 February 1993 when they won 2-1 in the Premier League at Ayresome Park. Kick-off: 3.00pm

1 Nottingham Forest

Goals:

Jamie Ward

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Dimi Konstantopoulos

Defender Fernando Amorebieta

Defender/Centre back Daniel Ayala

Defender/Midfielder George Friend

Defender/Midfielder/Forward Emilio Nsué

Midfielder Albert Adomah

Midfielder Adam Clayton

Midfielder Stewart Downing

Midfielder Grant Leadbitter

Forward David Nugent

Forward Cristhian Stuani

Starting lineup:

Dorus De Vries Goalkeeper

Bojan Jokić Defender

Eric Lichaj Defender

Matt Mills Defender

Jack Hobbs Defender/Centre back

Michael Mancienne Defender/Midfielder

Gary Gardner Midfielder

Robert Tesche Midfielder

Oliver Burke Midfielder/Forward

Ben Osborn Midfielder/Forward

Jamie Ward Midfielder/Forward

Substitutions:

Tomáš Kalas for George Friend	40
Adam Forshaw for Stewart Downing	46
Kike for Grant Leadbitter	81

Substitutions:

Nélson Oliveira for Oliver Burke	77
Ryan Mendes for Jamie Ward	84
Kelvin Wilson for Gary Gardner	89

Cards:

Adam Clayton	35	Y
Fernando Amorebieta	59	Y

Cards:

Jamie Ward	24	Y
Eric Lichaj	30	Y
Bojan Jokić	76	Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tomás Mejías

Defender Dael Fry

Defender Tomáš Kalas

Midfielder Carlos De Pena

Midfielder Adam Forshaw

Forward Kike

Forward Kike Sola

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Dimitar Evtimov

Defender/Centre back Kelvin Wilson

Defender/Midfielder Chris Cohen

Forward Dexter Blackstock

Forward Ryan Mendes

Forward Nélson Oliveira

Forward Chris O'Grady

Comments:

League position: 2nd Jamie Ward's goal was the first that Middlesbrough had conceded at home in the league in 921 playing minutes since Brentford's Lasse Vibe scored in the 49th minute of the Bees' visit to the Riverside on 15 September 2015. It ended a run of nine consecutive clean sheets in home league games.