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Middlesbrough chairman calls Chelsea ‘pathetic’ over behind closed doors request

Steve Gibson launched a stinging attack on the club and said “sporting integrity and Chelsea do not belong in the same sentence”

The Independent UK

Middlesbrough scathingly respond to Chelsea's "bizarre" behind closed doors request

Chelsea had asked for the FA Cup quarter-final against Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium to be played behind closed doors, claiming the request was made for "sporting integrity" reasons

Daily Mirror

Middlesbrough brutally respond to Chelsea's controversial ticket statement for FA Cup clash

Following Chelsea's statement earlier on today, Middlesbrough have responded quickly with a message of their own

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Derby County and Middlesbrough strike deal over compensation claim

Positive step for crisis-hit Derby as former owner Mel Morris strikes 'private' Middlesbrough agreement

Birmingham Post

Derby owner Mel Morris and Steve Gibson reach agreement as Wayne Rooney hails "big step"

The two clubs are set to meet in the Championship on Saturday and in the build-up to that game has been dominated by off-the-field talk involving the lengthy saga over compensation

Daily Mirror

Premier League team news, WSL buildup to Chelsea v Arsenal – as it happened

Middlesbrough and Derby struck up an agreement in the EFL as David Moyes continued to defend his selection of Kurt Zouma for West Ham

The Guardian - UK

Middlesbrough beef up security for chairman Steve Gibson ahead of Derby grudge match

It promises to be a spiky atmosphere when Derby, set to be backed by 2,000 travelling away fans, travel to the Riverside as off-field tensions between the two clubs continue

Daily Mirror

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Gareth Southgate's long journey from Middlesbrough misery to England standard-raiser

His appointment as England manager in 2016 was an unexpected and underwhelming caretaker brief – but he's gone on to oversee England's best period in decades

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