About Middlesbrough FC Betting

As the sole football club in the region of Teesside, Middlesbrough are a football club that have a lot rivals, both in Yorkshire with the likes of Leeds United and Newcastle United. However, as they've had a long stint in the Championship, they have recently had more common rivalries with the likes of Sunderland and the Sheffield clubs as teams based in the more Northern parts of the United Kingdom. However, they are one of the small number of clubs to have made a European competition final since the Premier League was announced. Nicknamed the 'Boro', this club have never won the top title of English football, despite having a relatively large standing in the sport. They are known for having a fantastic fanbase as a one-club city and with Michael Carrick in charge, it wouldn't surprise anyone if Middlesbrough had a great spell with him as a manager, possibly leading to a promotion to the promised land.

Middlesbrough Trophies

• First Division: 0 Wins
• Second Division: 4 Wins (1926/27, 1928/29, 1973/74, 1995/96)
• FA Cup: 0 Wins (Runner Up 1996/97)
• League Cup: 1 Win (2003/04)
• Europa League: 0 Wins (Runner Up: 2004/05)

Middlesbrough Current Details

• Head Coach: Michael Carrick
• Captain: Jonny Howson
• Key Players: Dael Fry, Darragh Lenihan, Paddy McNair
• Ground: Riverside Stadium
• 2023/24 Competitions: Football League Championship, FA Cup and EFL Cup.

Betting on Middlesbrough in 2023/24

Middlesbrough are aiming to push for a automatic promotion spot in the 2023 season after an astounding upturn in form since the arrival of Michael Carrick, it almost identically replicates what happened with Nottingham Forest and Steve Cooper the year prior as they started off poor and then became incredibly difficult to beat for the rest of the season and flew up the table. A large part of this success comes in the form of Marcus Forss and Emmanuel Latte Lath, who will be looking to replace the goals of Chuba Akpom and Cameron Archer.