Bristol City and Middlesbrough will clash at Ashton Gate on Tuesday, with three points at stake on matchday six of the EFL hampionship.The hosts currently sit top of the standings, having picked up 13 points from their five matches so far, while Middlesbrough are 14th with six points from five games.Bristol City saw their 100% record come to an end at the death in an entertaining 2-2 draw with Barnsley on Saturday, while their visitors were held to a goalless draw at home to Reading.Good hit from Hunty! 💥Tyreeq's first #BristolCity goal! 1️⃣Extended highlights out now!👉 https://t.co/xUOGWyUywg pic.twitter.com/8ifQVxTuzv— Bristol City FC (@BristolCity) October 18, 2020Bristol City vs Middlesbrough Head-to-HeadBristol City and Middlesbrough have met on 39 occasions in the past and they have an almost identical head-to-head record.The home side have the slight advantage with 15 wins and 10 draws, whie Boro have 14 wins to their name, scoring 50 goals and conceding 48.The most recent meeting between these two sides came in July when Bristol City ran away 3-1 winners in the penultimate matchday of last season.Bristol City form guide (all competitions): W-L-W-W-DMiddlesbrough form guide (all competitions): L-D-D-W-DBristol City vs Middlesbrough Team NewsBristol CityCoach Dean Holding has a fully-fit squad to choose from, as only Daniel Bentley (neck) is a doubt for the clash with Middlesbrough.There are no suspension concerns for the home side.Injuries: NoneDoubtful: Daniel BentleySuspensions: NoneMiddlesbroughMiddlesbrough have Jack Hall (calf) ruled out, while striker Ashley Fletcher also suffered a hamstring injury against Reading and is expected to spend a few months on the sidelines.There are no suspension worries for the Riverside outfit.Injuries: Jack Hall, Ashley FletcherSuspensions: None"It was always going to be one goal in it, a game like that. Our defending was better and a goal would have been the icing on the cake" 🗣📹 #UTB https://t.co/t4x1EgHp4q— Middlesbrough FC (@Boro) October 17, 2020Bristol City vs Middlesbrough Predicted XIBristol City Predicted XI (3-5-2): Max O'Leary; Alfie Mawson, Taylor Moore, Zak Vyner; Tommy Rowe, Andreas Weisman, Tyreeq Bakinson, Jamie Paterson, Jack Hunt; Nakhi Wells, Chris MartinMiddlesbrough Predicted XI (3-1-4-2): Marcus Bettinelli; Paddy McNair, Dael Fry, Anfernee Djijksteel; Jonny Howson; George Saville, Sam Morsy, Marc Bola, Marcus Tavaneir; Chuba Akpom, Britt AssombalongaBristol City vs Middlesbrough PredictionBristol City were one of the most consistent sides last season and looked good value for promotion to the Premier League until they suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Fulham in the Championship playoff.They have continued from where they left off last season and look determined to end their four-decade absence from the top-flight.Having failed to pick up a victory against Barnsley, the Robins will be keen to get back to winning ways and they likely have too much in the tank for Neil Warnock's men to deal with.Prediction: Bristol City 2-0 Middlesbrough