Michael Carrick claimed his first win as a permanent boss in just his second game in charge of Middlesbrough on Tuesday night.
The former Manchester United midfielder was appointed to replace Chris Wilder at the Riverside last week in his first job as a manager. He lost his first game as Boro boss in a trip to Preston North End on Saturday.
But he was able to pick up his maiden three points at managerless Hull City on Tuesday, lifting his team further away from the relegation zone in the process. Carrick made just one change to his side for the visit to the MKM Stadium, wit Marcus Fross replacing Rodrigo Muniz up-front.
