'Boro Fans Condemn 'Idiots' Who Taunted Millwall Fans After Big Win

Middlesbrough guaranteed themselves a playoff in this year's Championship with a 2-0 win against fellow promotion-hopefuls Millwall.

At the Riverside Stadium, Tony Pulis' men grabbed a goal in either half and were generally comfortable throughout.

However, in a confusing end to affairs, a certain section of home fans made their way across the pitch to seemingly taunt the visiting Millwall fans.

A small section of Middlesbrough fans on the pitch and straight over to the Millwall fans, after their victory today. 🤦‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/VNWaU1oVCu

— The Away Fans Videos (@TheAwayFansVids) April 28, 2018

Many of those Middlesbrough fans who chose to remain in their seats (or depart the stadium sensibly) condemned the action of the senseless few.

Just secured a play off place... lets invade the pitch and provoke the Millwall fans.. absolute fucking idiots - FA fine no doubt on the way #boro pic.twitter.com/TLG9VkDBfV

— Martin McCutcheon (@MartinMcC86) April 28, 2018

Apart from the stupid fans at the end, what a day! We've made the playoffs with a game to spare!Credit to the #Boro for hitting top form when it mattered most, beating Bristol City, Derby and Millwall! Shows we've got the bottle and most importantly the momentum! Get in! #UTB

— Matthew Rowney (@Matt_Rowney) April 28, 2018

Bizarre scenes at the end. Like watching animals at the zoo. Hundreds of lesser-toothed ‘boro fans on the pitch #Millwall pic.twitter.com/GInyMJZRKc

— Lewis Hill (@LewisHill1986) April 28, 2018

Gotta love @SkySports coverage of the Millwall match, Middlesbrough fans on the pitch, in our players faces, throwing things at the Millwall fans,causing my 7 year old to leave the stadium in tears “but the last thing we need is Millwall fans to get on the pitch!” 😡😡 #Millwall

— D Shoults (@Shoultsyswife) April 28, 2018

Honestly as a Boro fan, it's actually embarrassing pitch invading and then trying to start Millwall fans whilst stood on the pitch, get off you bunch of donkeys.

— Matthew Sib (@m_ttsib) April 28, 2018