It’s a feeling Middlesbrough fans have enjoyed this season, making him one of the better injury-time sides in the Championship.
But how would this season’s Championship table look if only injury-time goals counted?
Here’s who are the best and worst stoppage time teams.
(Stats are provided by the transfermarkt.co.uk website and are accurate up to 25 January 2023).
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. BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - JANUARY 02: Matt Crooks of Middlesbrough celebrates with teammates after scoring the team's second goal during the Sky Bet Championship between Birmingham City and Middlesbrough at St Andrew's Trillion Trophy Stadium on January 02, 2023 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
Middlesbrough have won three Championship games in stoppage-time this season. Photo: Mark Thompson
. Stoke City - 35pts
28 4 23 1 4:1 3 35 Photo: Gareth Copley
. Burnley - 33pts
28 3 24 1 4:1 3 33 Photo: Gareth Copley
. Coventry City - 33pts
27 3 24 0 3:0 3 33 Photo: Catherine Ivill
. Sunderland - 33pts
28 3 24 1 3:1 2 33 Photo: Nathan Stirk
. Sheffield United - 33pts
28 3 24 1 3:1 2 33 Photo: Naomi Baker
. Hull City - 33pts
28 3 24 1 3:1 2 33 Photo: Naomi Baker
. Reading - 32pts
28 3 23 2 3:2 1 32 Photo: Richard Heathcote
. Preston North End - 31pts
28 2 25 1 2:1 1 31 Photo: Naomi Baker
1. Stoke City - 35pts
28 4 23 1 4:1 3 35 Photo: Gareth Copley
2. Burnley - 33pts
28 3 24 1 4:1 3 33 Photo: Gareth Copley
3. Coventry City - 33pts
27 3 24 0 3:0 3 33 Photo: Catherine Ivill
4. Sunderland - 33pts
28 3 24 1 3:1 2 33 Photo: Nathan Stirk