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BORO GET A SHOTT IN THE ARM

Ryan heads winner to stun Carvalhal’s Owls

By John Lyons

LEAP OF FAITH: Middlesbrough’s Ryan Shotton celebrates his winner with substitute Marcus Tavernier
PICTURE: Action Images

MIDDLESBROUGH moved to within three points of the Championship play-off places as they came from behind to win 2-1 at Sheffield Wednesday – and pile more pressure on Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal.
Ross Wallace gave Wednesday a first half lead, but Jonny Howson and Ryan Shotton turned the tables in the last 20 minutes as Boro took the spoils. Table-topping Wolves beat Ipswich 1-0, though secondplac...

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