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Middlesbrough v Wrexham: Carabao Cup first round – live

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Middlesbrough (3-4-1-2): Brynn; Ayling, Borges, Malanda; Brittain, Berhalter, Castledine, Arfsten; Sarmiento; Whittaker, Lankshear.
Subs: Dieng, McLaughlin, Joseph, Edmundson, McCabe, Ibeh, Cartwright, Dede, Daley.

Will Lankshear, a £10m buy from Spurs, makes his competitive debut for Boro up front. Their two American signings, Max Arfsten and Sebastian Berhalter, start as well.

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