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  1. Justyce Crossman with her arm around her fiancee David Robinson. Both are in their early twenties. Justyce has long, brown hair and brown eyes. She has a septum piercing and a tattoo on one of her arms of a dragonfly. David has a brown mullet and moustache and blue eyes. He wears a baseball cap with sunglasses perched on top.

  2. Twenty-three people, men and women, sit in three rows and look solemnly at the camera. They are in a white room sitting on a grey platform. Most of the people at the front have their hands clasped over their knees.

  3. Southampton football teal celebrating in their changing room.

  4. Martyn stands in front of a hob, stirring onions in a frying pan. He has short greying hair. He's wearing a glasses, a green sunflower lanyard, and a grey t-shirt bearing the slogan "born in the fifties" in white and orange lettering. In the background, pie ingredients (mince blocks and chopped carrots) are visible, as well as 6 pie-making machines.

  5. Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Luke Ayling clash during the play-off match at St Mary's

  6. A composite image of the two building. On the left, Butterwick Hospice is a two-storey building, brick on the ground floor, beige cladding on the upper, and has gable windows. It is set at a right angle, with a glassed front door to the right, and an area of shrubs in the middle. A sign identifies it as Butterwick Hospice Care. On the right, a green metal and glass door is placed on the front of the single storey brick building. A purple and white sign above reads: "Teesside Hospice".

  7. Taylor Harwood-Bellis and his Southampton teammates celebrate in the dressing room after the Championship play-off semi-final win over Middlesbrough

  8. James Bree of Southampton tackles Tommy Conway of Middlesbrough

  9. Two red and yellow fire engines parked in front of Galaxy Blinds which is a white and blue building with a pointed front. Grey smoke covered the entirety of the roof and is billowing upwards and to the right. Four firefighters are standing in front with yellow helmets on. There is a row of grey terraced buildings to the right.

  10. Tonda Eckert has a stern grimace on his face as Kim Hellberg looks on while the fourth official speaks to Middlesbrough coach Adi Viveash behind Hellberg

  11. A man and a woman, smiling, stand outside a police station next to a blue sign which reads 'Bishop Auckland Police Station'. To the left, a woman with long blonde hair, wearing a dark blue hoodie, holds a big black duffel bag with the words 'Sleep Pod'; to the right, stands a man wearing glasses and a police uniform - there is a Sleep Pod, also in a duffel bag, on the ground beside him.

  12. 'One of the toughest days of my career' - Hellberg

    Hellberg: 'feeling empty' following Boro play-off heartbreak

    Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg described their defeat away at Southampton 'as one of the toughest days' in his coaching career.

    Boro took an early lead at St Mary's before going on to lose the play-off semi-final in extra time, as Shea Charles swung a cross into the area that ran all the way through into the net.

    This result means Boro miss out on the play-off final after finishing fifth in the Championship standings.

    "It feels tough, over two legs we did unbelievably and were so dominant in the first leg," Hellberg told BBC Radio Tees.

    "We had to fight for the last half an hour, we had chances on the transition but we didn't get much out of them.

    "It's a cross for the goal that goes in, there's emotions everywhere from this, I have every emotion and feeling that is possible to have in my body at this time.

    "This is one of the toughest days in my career as a football coach, I feel for everyone around the club and I wish I could have done more.

    "I'm unbelievably proud of everyone, for everything that happened through the season and they have played football that I am proud to watch."

  13. Shea Charles celebrates his goal for Southampton in extra time as Boro players have their heads in their hands

  14. Reform UK's Graham Harrison with long graying beard and wearing a gray-green collared t-shirt stands in front of a creased blue fabric backdrop.

  15. Southampton flag

  16. A red tractor has gone into the front of a semi-detached house, caving in the window and some of the brickwork. At its height, the tractor reaches the top window. The scene is surrounded by yellow and red temporary barriers.

  17. Alan Peacock smiling and looking to the left of the camera. He is sitting down and is wearing a blue jacket over a blue blazer and a white shirt with a red, white and blue striped tie. He has short grey hair.

  18. A Southampton corner flag at St Mary's Stadium

  19. Catherine McKinnell, Labour MP for Newcastle, is talking into microphones. She has short dark hair and is pictured side on.

  20. The entrance to Kirkleatham Walled Garden, with signs pointing to the pavilion, gardens and tea room. It is a red brick single-storey barn like building with pointed gables and a taller section at the near end.

  21. Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen and Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke standing on Linthorpe Road where a cycle lane has been removed. There is no longer any trace it ever existed. Houchen wears a black suit with a pale blue shirt and Cooke wears a blue suit with a white shirt. The photo has been taken at a tilted angle.

  22. Kim Hellberg slightly leaning forward and gesturing open-handedly with his hand and arm stretched out. He is wearing a black hooded jacket.

  23. A wide residential street with large houses with gates in front of them on the left. A number of cars are parked along the road to the left of the road. Large green trees form a barrier in front of large houses further down the road.

  24. Pick of the stats: Southampton v Middlesbrough

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    Southampton and Middlesbrough's promotion destiny will be decided when they meet at St Mary's in the second leg of their Championship play-off semi-final on Tuesday (20:00 BST).

    The sides played out a goalless draw in the first leg at The Riverside on Saturday and extra-time and penalties may be needed to determine which side progresses to the final at Wembley on 23 May to face either Millwall or Hull City, who play their second leg at The Den on Monday night.

    • Southampton are winless in each of their past five matches in all competitions against Middlesbrough (D3 L2) since doing the league double over them in the Premier League in 2016-17 (1-0 at home, 2-1 away).

    • In all competitions under Tonda Eckert, Southampton have lost only once at home – a 1-2 loss to Hull City in January – winning 13 of the other 18 matches (D5); their past two games at St Mary's have finished 2-2 against Bristol City and Ipswich Town in April.

    • Middlesbrough are unbeaten in each of their past six away games in all competitions, all coming in the Championship (W2 D4), drawing each of their past four on the road, with the past three all ending 2-2.

    • For only the third time in second tier play-off history, both first leg semi-final ties finished goalless, though Middlesbrough's xG in the first leg (1.82) was more than the other three sides combined (1.63).

    • Southampton are aiming to reach the Championship play-off final for the second time, and first time since 2024, earning promotion with a 1-0 win over Leeds United after also finishing that campaign in fourth place.

    • Middlesbrough are looking to reach the Championship play-off final for the first time since losing the 2015 final 2-0 to Norwich City; they've been eliminated in both play-off semi-final appearances since in 2018 and 2023, though drew both of their away legs 0-0 on those occasions.

    • Southampton goalkeeper, Daniel Peretz, made four saves in the first leg against Middlesbrough; in the regular season only Carl Rushworth (7.72) and Radek Vítek (7.15) prevented more goals based on Opta's expected goals model than his 6.48 (18 goals conceded excluding own goals, 24.48 expected goals on target conceded).

    • Middlesbrough's Matt Targett created more chances than anyone else across both first-leg ties of this season's Championship semi-final play-offs (4), all of which came from open play. Indeed, in the regular Championship season, the only defender to create more chances from open play than Targett (44) was Jay Dasilva (46).

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