Fifa 18 will be released later this month - and the Riverside WILL be in it.
Boro’s ground is one of just five Championship stadiums that will feature in the hotly-anticipated video game.
Footage of what the Riverside will look like hasn’t been released yet. Last August, the ground was featured in the official Fifa 17 trailer .
The trailer for the 2018 edition - released on September 29 - focuses on Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
Currently, things like Boro’s player ratings are still unknown, although more may become known in the forthcoming weeks - especially with a demo due to drop on September 15.
And ratings will start to be released this week, according to developer EA Sports.
And a Beta version of the game will be released to handful of fans from September 18.
However, fans shouldn’t expect massive changes - as the game will run on the same engine as last year.
But there will be improvements - especially graphics - with more detail and sharper features.
The popular story mode will return, this time called: ‘The Journey: Hunter Returns’ which will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC platform versions only.
These are the stadiums set to be featured.
Vitality Stadium: AFC Bournemouth
Emirates Stadium: Arsenal
Amex Stadium: Brighton & Hove Albion
Turf Moor: Burnley
Stamford Bridge: Chelsea
Selhurst Park: Crystal Palace
Goodison Park: Everton
John Smith’s Stadium: Huddersfield Town
King Power Stadium: Leicester City
Anfield: Liverpool
Etihad Stadium: Manchester City
Old Trafford: Manchester United
St James’ Park: Newcastle United
St Mary’s Stadium: Southampton
bet365 Stadium: Stoke City
Liberty Stadium: Swansea City
Wembley: Tottenham Hotspur
Vicarage Road: Watford
The Hawthorns: West Bromwich Albion
London Stadium: West Ham United
Villa Park: Aston Villa
KCOM Stadium: Hull City
Riverside: Middlesbrough
Carrow Road: Norwich City
Loftus Road: QPR
Fratton Park: Portsmouth
Allianz Arena: Bayern Munich
Johan Cruijff Arena: Ajax
Borussia Park: Borussia Monchengladbach
Donbass Arena: Shakhtar Donetsk
Mestalla Stadium: Valencia CF
Juventus Stadium: Juventus
Olympiastadion: Hertha Berlin
Stade Velodrome: Olympique Marseille
Parc des Princes: PSG
San Siro: AC Milan & Inter Milan
Santiago Bernabeu: Real Madrid
Signal Iduna Park: Borussia Dortmund
Veltins Arena: Schalke 04
Volksparkstadion: Hamburg SV
Wanda Metropolitano: Atletico Madrid
BC Place Stadium: Vancouver Whitecaps
CenturyLink Field: Seattle Sounders
Estadio Azteca: Club America
King Abdullah Sports City: Al Ittihad & Al Ahli
King Fahd International Stadium: Al Hilal, Al Nassr & Al Shabab
La Bombonera: Boca Juniors
El Monumental: River Plate
StubHub Center: LA Galaxy
Suita City Football Stadium: Gamba Osaka