Birmingham City vs Middlesbrough Highlights - September 19, 2026

Birmingham City and Middlesbrough drew 2-2 in Championship on September 19, 2026. The match was played at St. Andrew's Stadium.

Liam Millar (55') scored for Birmingham City. Max Arfsten (45'), Adilson Malanda (88') scored for Middlesbrough.

An own goal from Riley McGree also went down on the scoresheet.

Birmingham City went into the game in position 13, on 10 points. They had won 2, drawn 2 and lost 1 in their previous five.

Birmingham City arrived unbeaten in 3. At kick-off Middlesbrough stood in position 3 with 14 points.

Their previous five had brought 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeats. That run had left Middlesbrough 2 games without defeat.

Amario Cozier-Duberry saw a shot blocked (2'). Soon after, Jhon Solís shot wide for Birmingham City on 4 minutes.

A block denied Liam Millar on 9 minutes. Shortly afterwards, Myles Peart-Harris forced a save for Middlesbrough on 10 minutes.

The keeper had to be alert to keep out Jay Stansfield’s effort (13'). Moments later, Luis Vázquez tested the goalkeeper for Birmingham City (18').

Luis Vázquez was booked for Birmingham City (24'). Liam Millar forced a save for Birmingham City on 33 minutes.

Amario Cozier-Duberry picked out Max Arfsten, who scored for Middlesbrough (45').

After the break, Carlos Vicente could not find the target for Birmingham City (50'). Bright Osayi-Samuel saw a shot blocked (52').

Soon after, a block denied Jay Stansfield on 53 minutes. Liam Millar scored for Birmingham City on 55 minutes after a pass from Jhon Solís.

Shortly afterwards, Riley McGree turned the ball into his own net (59'). The keeper had to be alert to keep out Liam Millar’s effort (70').

Kyle Joseph tested the goalkeeper for Middlesbrough (88'). Moments later, Adilson Malanda found the net for Middlesbrough (88').

The referee cautioned Phil Neumann of Birmingham City on 88 minutes. Substitutions: Birmingham City 3, Middlesbrough 5.

Middlesbrough controlled 52.3% of possession. Birmingham City had 15 shots with 5 on target, while Middlesbrough had 15 and 4.

Goalkeeper saves: Birmingham City 3, Middlesbrough 4. Corners: Birmingham City 5, Middlesbrough 3.

Middlesbrough completed the most passes, 401 in total at 79.8% accuracy. The referee produced 2 yellow cards.