Birmingham and Wolves played out a chaotic 2-2 draw at St Andrew's, with all goals coming in a thrilling first half. Jay Stansfield levelled for Birmingham after Ladislav Krejci had put Wolves ahead, before Jackson Tchatchoua's blind own goal gifted the visitors an equaliser. Both sides had chances to win it in the second half, but Adam Armstrong missed a golden opportunity in the dying embers, striking the ball over from inside the box.

The key moments saw Wolves take the lead through Fer Lopez, before Jay Stansfield's emphatic finish levelled the scores. Ladislav Krejci then headed Wolves back in front, before Tchatchoua's inexplicable blind pass saw the ball cross his own goalkeeper. The match finished level despite late pressure from both teams.

Birmingham manager Chris Davies praised his side's performance but expressed frustration at dropping points, stating the team needs to keep searching for three points. Wolves' Cesar Peixoto admitted it was difficult to explain the own goal, emphasizing the need for the squad to stay together.

The draw leaves both teams with a point each, with Birmingham pushing for a win and Wolves looking to build on the attacking display despite the defensive error.