Tommy Conway's 75th-minute penalty salvaged a 2-2 draw for Middlesbrough against Swansea in a dramatic Championship clash. The result denied Boro the chance to move back into the automatic promotion places, leaving them third in the table.

Alex Bangura opened the scoring with a spectacular 12th-minute strike, his first goal in almost two years. Championship top scorer Zan Vipotnik responded with two penalties before Conway's late equaliser. The match featured three penalties, with referee Matthew Donohue awarding the decisive spot-kick after Callum Brittain was judged to have fouled Jisung Eom.

Middlesbrough, who had lost to Millwall on Good Friday, desperately needed a win to revive their promotion campaign. Instead, they remain three points behind second-placed Leeds with crucial fixtures ahead. Swansea, sitting 15th, showed resilience despite their mid-table position, with Vipotnik's brace highlighting their attacking threat.