Huddersfield Town took the lead twice against Middlesbrough, but had to make do with a 2-2 draw in tonight's Championship clash at the John Smith's Stadium.

The first goal of the game came after just three minutes, as Oliver Norwood's incisive pass set up Adam Hammill, who proceeded to slip the ball into the bottom corner past Dimitrios Konstantopoulos.

The Teesside outfit pulled a goal back just seven minutes later when Albert Adomah pounced on an errant backpass to round Alex Smithies and score his 10th of the season.

The Terriers were in front once again midway through the first half, when Nakhi Wells scored with a curling shot from 25 yards.

However, Adomah scored his second of the game just after the restart when he intercepted Norwood's pass and proceeded to smash the ball past Smithies.

Huddersfield nearly won it in the final few minutes, but Duane Holmes's shot, following a good interchange with Danny Ward, went just wide.