Adomah’s assist sends Middlesbrough to the top

England-based Albert Adomah provided a vital assist for Middlesbrough in the Championship to send them top of the league log.

The 28-year wide man teed up Christian Stuani for the opening strike in Boro’s 0-2 away win at Ipswich Town. Adomah lasted the full throttle of the game to send the Riverside outfit on top of the Coca-Cola championship in England.

Adomah missed the chance to pick one of the three tickets last season after a play-off heartbreak but has carried on with his impressive form since. The ex-Bristol City winger capped a productive outing with Aitor Karakars men with a sumptuous assist for Christian Stuani ten minutes into the second half.

The Black Stars forward whipped in a wicked more inswing for the onrushing Uruguay international to open the scoring in a hard earned victory. Albert then came close to landing another assist only for the same scorer to mistime his movement in replica move.

Steward Downing equalled Adomah’s feat with an even dangerous cross for David Nugent to send Boro top of the log having played a game more.

The victory means Middlesbrough will end the week in the second place even if Derby County and Brighton both win on Saturday. Adomah has since bagged 4 goals in 20 appearances for the second tier side in English football.