Middlesbrough 2 Aldershot Town 1: match report I was pleased Lukas got the winner because he gives every centre-half a really hard game. He was playing against two boys who are used to physical competition, so got his reward for grafting away. He is still a young man, but is in double figures and puts his body on the line every game. The outcome was particularly cruel on Jamie Young, the Aldershot goalkeeper who pulled off a series of splendid saves to frustrate a Middlesbrough team who are 64 places higher in the League. Dean Holdsworth, the Aldershot manager, said: "Jamie was magnificent. He made some fantastic saves. We knew there would be a spell when Middlesbrough had a lot of pressure, but we handled it well. I was so proud of my players. It was a cruel finish for them because they had give a fantastic display of commitment. Danny took our goal fantastically well and to have it ripped away in the final seconds is a real blow, particularly since I think there was foul on Sonny Bradley in the build-up. But we have come to a fantastic football club who have some very good players and we've held our own. The players are down in the dumps because they deserve more than they got. Young began with a fine save to turn Nicky Bailey's header around the post and an even better stop to prevent Meroaune Zemmama finding the bottom corner. Jutkiewicz saw his header from Stuart Parnaby's cross saved by Young, but the striker finally made the breakthrough with seven minutes left. Adam Reach, the latest youngster to roll off Boro's successful academy production line, crossed from the right and Jutkiewicz headed home at the back post. Hylton equalised with two minutes left, slotting home after Rose's long ball had sent him galloping clear, but Jutkiewicz broke Aldershot hearts with a dramatic late winner. The former Coventry striker galloped clear down the right-hand side and angled in a low strike that found the net via the inside of the post. Meanwhile Mowbray will attempt to finalise a deal for Kieron Dyer this week. He has already had talks with Dyer, who is a free agent after being released by QPR. Mowbray said last night: "If Kieron is fit and playing for us, he would be a huge asset for our club. I have watched footage of him this year playing at right-back against Gareth Bale and he did well. My talks with him have been about his fitness and we would have to be careful about playing him three times a week. If something can be done, it would have to be right for this club.