Albion are at Burnley this Friday then host Reading the following Tuesday night.  Everyone else in the play-off chasing pack is playing Friday-Monday or Saturday-Monday  like Mogga's Boro boys.  After finding out, the Boro boss blasted: "Why can't they play like everybody else has to in three days?  "It's a question that needs asking. It's an unfair advantage at this stage of the season with everything so tight.  "Not that my whingeing will help or change things! But it should go on record that it seems very unfair, not just to Middlesbrough but to all the sides fighting for promotion.  "If you've got to play Saturday, travel Sunday and play away Monday it's very difficult for players to recover."  Poyet, whose side cannot play at home on Bank Holidays, admitted: "Yes it's an advantage."  "But as soon as the fixtures came out I contacted the two teams expecting one to change the date and they both did."  As for the point gained, Mowbray, said: "We hit the post and at 2-0 up it would have been very difficult for Brighton to come back. But we gave a very good account of ourselves against a very talented team.  "Brighton are a joy to watch and you've got to give Gus credit for playing with a philosophy that can only benefit English football.  "Brighton play in a similar manner to the way Swansea did in this division last year."  After a cagey first-half, Boro edged in front after 61 minutes.  Marvin Emnes flicked on Barry Robson's corner at the near post to arrow the ball past Peter Brezovan in the Albion goal.  That left the Seagulls staring down the barrel of a first home defeat since December.  And Boro so nearly wrapped up the points when Lukas Jutkiewicz's turn and shot from the edge of box rattled a post.  But the home side got level after 73 minutes.  Robson lost Inigo Calderon from Kazenga LuaLua's corner and the full-back steamed in to score with a booming header.  Poyet, whose side have now lost just once in 16 league games, was grateful enough for his point. He said: "Three or four wins from the remaining six games and we will be in the play-offs. If we draw the next six we probably won't."
TONY MOWBRAY’S side got mugged at a corner to give up 2 points — then he found out Brighton had pulled a fast one