Red-hot striker Mohamed Toure has netted after just 52 seconds for Norwich City in the Championship, but it still wasn't enough to get the better of his fellow Socceroo Riley McGree.
In one of the Championship matches of the season to date, Premier League-chasing Middlesbrough, with McGree driving them in midfield, eventually came out on top 4-3 at the Riverside on Saturday (Sundat AEST), thanks to a 91st-minute winner from former Spurs defender Ashley Phillips.
It's a victory that puts Boro in sight of the league leadership. If they win their game in hand against Bristol City on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST), they'll leapfrog West Ham United, Swansea City and West Bromwich Albion by two points.
