Aaron Paul

Middlesbrough have played Southampton twice over the course of the season, but these two playoff games, they always throw up something that you just don't particularly see in a normal season.

And I think the key word in it is, as Aaron's just said, is jeopardy.

Let's get another voice note from one of the EFL's most well-known characters.

He took Hull City up to the Premier League in 2008.

He also won the playoffs on penalties with Southend United in 2015.

It's Phil Brown.

Yes, Sam Wood scoring the opener for Wickham in that final with a free kick.

And then it was Joe Piggott who equalised for Southend as it went to penalties.

Dan Bentley now of Wolverhampton Wanderers in goal for Southend United.

What a moment that was for Southend United.

Just on that goal, by the way, you can read more about the Dean Windhouse goal for Phil Brown's Hull City.

On the BBC Sport website, the article titled 40 years of the playoffs.

Dean Windass at 39 years of age, whole born and bred, popping up with the winner and taking his hometown club up to the Premier League.

Daryl, just talking about that goal as we were listening to Phil talk about it, the technique from Dean Windass.

was exemplary, using all of his 39 years to lean back, get himself a yard or two, it wasn't even a yard, it was a couple of mil, wasn't it?

And just strike the ball so cleanly into the net.

And the beauty of it is the Wembley camera angle catches it perfectly.

Yeah, and do you know what as well, Hazard?

I can't thank him enough because I get a lot of stick off Bristol City fans.

I really do with being a gashead and him scoring that goal.