Burgzorg strikes late to keep Middlesbrough second

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·16 January 2026

Burgzorg strikes late to keep Middlesbrough second

Middlesbrough beat West Bromwich Albion 3-2 at The Hawthorns, staying second as Delano Burgzorg grabbed a late winner.

An own goal by Charlie Taylor put the visitors ahead in the 42nd minute. After the restart, Samuel Silvera doubled the lead (58.), finishing from Morgan Whittaker's pass.

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Substitute Jed Wallace set up Isaac Price to pull one back (75.), before Wallace levelled with a low finish (80.). Burgzorg then settled it with a composed strike from Silvera's assist (90.).

Boro controlled the ball with 57.3% possession. West Bromwich Albion produced six shots on target from 12 attempts.

West Bromwich Albion host Norwich City next. Boro visit Stoke City next.