Big shouts for a penalty from the home fans as Femi Azeez goes down in the box under the challenge of Eiran Cashin.

But the referee is unmoved.

Not long before Azeez had smashed a shot over as the 10-man Lions try to make the points safe.

Changes all round for both sides.

Demarai Gray and Carlos Vicente are on for Ibrahim Osman and Ethan Laird for Birmingham.

As for the Blades, Patrick Bamford, Jairo Riedewald and Andre Brooks are all taken off.

On in their places - Tom Cannon, Djibril Soumare and Tom Davies.

Steve Hermon
BBC Radio WM commentator

The name of James Morrison is being sung loud and proud.

'West Brom is in my DNA,' those were his words after his penalty shootout win over Swansea.

It's set to be a huge three points for Albion.

If Preston had a route back into this game, this was probably it.

Alfie Devine's free-kick in at the near post is headed wide by Andrew Hughes.

It's looking like it's going to be another defeat for the Lilywhites.

Sheffield Wednesday make their first change as Joel Ndala comes on for Jarvis Thornton.

Meanwhile Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna makes a triple sub. Anis Mehmeti, George Hirst and Dan Neil make way for Chuba Akpom, Ivan Azon and Jack Taylor.

Change from Blades boss Chris Wilder - Callum O'Hare is withdrawn and Leo Hjelde is on.

Moments later, Birmingham defender Christoph Klarer is booked for a foul on goalscorer Patrick Bamford.

Emily Herbert
BBC Radio 5 Live at The Den

Just as things were getting going for Millwall, Zak Sturge is shown a straight red card for a professional foul on the last man.

Millwall had started the half with far more intensity, but that’s a real spanner in the works.

Blackburn were the better side in the first half and are taking full advantage, hoping to ease some of the pressure at the wrong end of the Championship table.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

We've been second best in the game, they've been better than us player for player.

You wouldn't think they were second from bottom before today given the performance they've put in.

Eric-Junior Bocat sends a long ball forward which Million Manhoef manages to get on the end of. He continues forward and curls one towards goal but it's straight at Egil Selvik to gather.

Birmingham hit the woodwork for the THIRD time today!

Paik Seung-Ho's pinpoint free-kick is met by a glancing header from target man Marvin Ducksch but his effort crashes off the crossbar.

The second time Ducksch has hit the bar himself - how unlucky!

Paul Heckingbottom roles the dice and makes a triple substitution for the visitors.

Off come Odeluga Offiah, Andrew Moran and Jordan Thompson, with Brad Potts, Alfie Devine and Pol Valentin.

Some good stuff from Sheffield Wednesday.

Sean Fusire sends the ball into box and Gabriel Otegbayo meets it but Christian Walton is there to make the save.

A lovely dummy from Aune Heggebo allows Isaac Price to hit a left footed strike but it is tame and goes straight to Hull keeper Ivor Pandur.

If Albion don't pick up three points today - they will truly be kicking themselves with the amount of opportunities they have passed up.

Emily Herbert
BBC Radio 5 Live at The Den

The lion is out of the cage.

Millwall have been much better in this half - playing with far less fear and much more like the side we’ve seen at their best this season.

Femi Azeez is far more involved. He pings a ball into the box and there’s Luke Cundle.

Almost on the ground, he somehow lifts his leg above him and bicycle-kicks it into the bottom right corner.

A fantastic goal. It’s been coming - and The Den has come alive.

Watford boss Ed Still turns to his bench and Nestory Irankunda comes on for Vivaldo Semedo.

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

We know what the games have been like this season, but it's been something special this afternoon.

You've got to give James Morrison credit.