Championship

Middlesbrough 2-1 Norwich City: Bouncing Boro beat careless Canaries

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 August 2025

NORWICH CITY 1
Sargent 85

MIDDLESBROUGH 2
Azaz 43, Conway 45
Rob Edwards insists his newly inherited Middlesbrough squad keep themselves grounded, after a win at Norwich maintained their season’s perfect start.
A pair of goals, just before the break, from Finn Azaz and Tommy Conway set up a third straight Championship win for Edwards’ side, pushing them up to second in the embryonic league table.
If not for Josh Sargent’s late consolation for a ten-men Norwich side, after Jacob Wright’s red card, Boro would have found themselves level with table-toppers Stoke City on goal difference.
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