Blackburn Rovers manager Gary Bowyer has bemoaned his side's display in today's goalless draw at Middlesbrough.

The Lancashire club made it four games unbeaten thanks to today's stalemate at Ewood Park, but had to rely on several key saves from goalkeeper Paul Robinson.

Speaking after the match, the Rovers boss told reporters: "We've said for a while now that it is about picking up points and when you can come to a place like this and pick up a point when we've not played particularly well it is a good sign.

"We are the first to admit that we didn't play well, especially in the first half, so you have to be pleased with taking the point.

"It is another clean sheet, that is eleven for the season now, there are still positives to build on from this."

Blackburn currently occupy ninth place in the Championship table and are four points away from the playoffs.