Marc Leonard replaces Jay Stansfield for Birmingham.

Just the two minutes remaining now.

You get the feeling the visitors will be pleased with a point from this.

An important double save from Josh Griffiths for West Brom.

He saves from Jay Stansfield and is then up on his feet to deny Tomoki Iwata.

We are into five minutes of stoppage time.

Patrick Roberts finds Kyogo Furuhashi.

A spectacular winner from the substitute?

No, he blazes a shot wide.

Both sides are going for it.

A rapid break for West Brom.

Sam Iling-Junior gets a cross to Mikey Johnston but his shot is wide.

Aune Heggebo is replaced by Josh Maja for the home side.

We have six minutes left...

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

I just hope they can hang on and not lose this game because that would be a repeat of Saturday.

The fans have been vocal about Ryan Mason but they've been a much better side than they were against Coventry.

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Demarai Gray is down injured for Birmingham.

He's going off anyway with Kyogo Furuhashi on.

Keshi Anderson replaces the man who has just equalised, Marvin Ducksch.

The equaliser brings a double change for West Brom.

Ousmane Diakite and Karlan Grant are off.

On come Sam Iling-Junior and Krystian Bielik.

We have 10 minutes remaining - grandstand finish anyone?

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It's a set-piece, and we said how important they can be.

Ducksch gets in front of everyone and his flicked header goes through everyone.

It's all about the ball, it's a fantastic ball in, Blues have had a few decent moments around the box, they've grown into the game and Albion will be ruing those missed chances.

Aune Heggebo is through for West Brom but the ball won't quite sit down properly.

The Norwegian tumbles under a challenge from Patrick Roberts and despite howls for a penalty from three sides of The Hawthorns referee Thomas Kirk is unmoved.

Mikey Johnston is then cautioned for a foul.

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It was by no means a classic but QPR emerge victorious at Ewood Park.

Paul Smyth proved super-sub for Julien Stephan's side with a phenomenal header and his volley that struck the post was also a highlight of the game.

It's been 16 games without a draw in this fixture and Blackburn can have few complaints about that. They improved in the second half but their miserable home form continues.

So close to a second for West Brom.

Mikey Johnston gets to the byline and his cross is superbly weighted for Aune Heggebo but Phil Neumann gets their first to head it behind for a corner with the Norwegian waiting to apply the finishing touch.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

City were not at the best, they didn't start the game well at all.

Wrexham got their noses in front and that was the story of the game, City didn't do enough to get themselves back into the game.

They've got to get themselves home, Portsmouth who were on the end of defeat this evening, will be looking to rectify that on Saturday so some work to be done in the week for sure.

Yuki Ohashi needs to be careful here. He goes into the referee's book and then almost immediately commits another foul straight after.

Blackburn have a minimum of four minutes to grab an equaliser.

Can QPR hold on or even double their lead?

It took the second-half introduction of leading scorer Femi Azeez to get the job done for Millwall and make it four home wins from their past five games at The Den.

He headed past Ethan Horvath for his fifth goal of the season just moments after being superbly denied by the visiting goalkeeper.

Charlie McNeill and Jamal Lowe both hit the woodwork for Wednesday but it's an eleventh league defeat of the season while Millwall move up to fourth place.

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Wrexham continue their fine league form as they make it seven games unbeaten.

Nathan Broadhead's wonderful curling strike and a Radek Vitek own goal were enough for the hosts.

Bristol City felt aggrieved by Ross McCrorie's disallowed first-half goal, but they were made to rue a number of missed chances.

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Sheffield United are out of the Championship drop zone.

Goals from Sydie Peck, Patrick Bamford and Gus Hamer gave them a comfortable win.

It all went pear shaped for Pompey when Terry Devlin was sent off for handball on the goalline with the score at 0-0.

Paul Smyth sees a volley kept out by the post with Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears caught out by the strike.

That would have been a sensational way to double QPR's lead.