article_snippet.sent: his players could be overtaken on Saturday when Bournemouth, who relinquished first place, play his players game in hand against Sheffield Wednesday
article_snippet.sent: and Watford, the fourth team with a strong chance, host Birmingham this afternoon.
article_snippet.sent: Norwich: Ruddy, Whittaker, Martin, Bassong, Olsson, Howson, Tettey, Dorrans (Grabban 62), Johnson (Hooper 78), Hoolahan (Redmond 78), Jerome.
article_snippet.sent: Middlesbrough: Konstantopoulos, Kalas, Ayala, Gibson, Friend, Clayton, Leadbitter, Adomah, Tomlin (Amorebieta 90+2), Bamford (Garcia 85),
article_snippet.sent: The last game on May 2 us’ll see which team will get promotion
article_snippet.sent: Twenty minutes after the game had started and the home side had barely got out of The strong away contingent own half while Middlesbrough carved out chance after chance.
article_snippet.sent: Middlesbrough had lost back-to-back away matches - against promotion rivals Bournemouth and Watford - for the first time this season before the match, so their lead was a surprise.
article_snippet.sent: Middlesbrough continued to dominate but with Norwich’s first chance of the game on 20 minutes they really should have been level. 
highlights_snippet.sent: Win for Middlesbrough moves them ahead of Bournemouth with 84 points .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Defeat drops Norwich into fourth - two points behind with two games left .