Chris Wilder lavished praise on Swansea City's improvement under Russell Martin but admitted their style can present opposition teams with goalscoring chances.
Middlesbrough took the lead less than a minute into the second half at the Swansea.com Stadium through Riley McGree following a loose pass from Matt Grimes. But the Swans equalised just two minutes later through Michael Obafemi who struck his 11th goal of the campaign. You can read the match report here.
Both sides had chances to clinch all three points during what was at times a chaotic second half, but the points were ultimately shared. And Wilder admitted his troops were always going to be up against it when it came to their attempts to halt Swansea's unbeaten run.