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Peterborough United climb the League One table after their 2-1 win at Mansfield. They are four points off the play-offs; sixth-placed Bradford have a couple of games in hand but Posh play them next on Saturday, so the gap could be reduced further.

Mansfield are in FA Cup action at Burnley so may find themselves in the bottom half next weekend.

Reading have jumped above Stevenage after their victory tonight and remain a point behind Peterborough, but are now level on points with Saturday's opponents Wycombe.

Wigan remain in the bottom four and next have a vital game with fellow strugglers Burton Albion.

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Just a second point for the battling Baggies in their past 13 away games, and boy did they have to earn it.

Frustration for Blues who miss out on a place in the top-six.

How on earth has this finished goalless?

Callum Styles' goalline clearance, which involved a bit of hand, denied Paik Seung-Ho before the break while Max O'Leary produced fine saves to deny Bright Osayi-Samuel, Ibrahim Osman and Marvin Ducksch, while Charlie Taylor's goalline clearance from Osman is one of the best you'll ever see.

Sub August Priske thought he'd won it with a header in stoppage-time only for Demarai Gray to be deemed to have interfered with the keeper's view, while the hosts also hit the post in the final seconds.

Somehow, at the end of a breathless derby, Albion have secured a second straight clean sheet.

How have they not scored.

Carlos Vicente's cross deflects off a defender and cannons off the base of the near post and is somehow hacked away.

We're into the 99th minute.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I know Blues are frustrated but if the shoe was on the other foot you'd want your team to do the same.

Charlie Taylor had a goal line clearance earlier and I think he saved another one there with that foul.

Charlie Taylor is the latest to haul back Demarai Gray as he drives forward into space and not only has it earned him a yellow card it's sparked a huge melee.

That was a second crucial intervention by Taylor which might have denied Blues a goal. Gray was flying through and might well have got through on goal.

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

Demarai Gray is in an offside position. Can't be anything else.

I think he definitely is interfering with play and linesman's offside call is correct.

The free-kick was deflected behind so Blues have a corner in the closing stages. AND A GOAL... wait. No.

August Priske thought he'd won it with a header but Demarai Gray is deemed to be offside and impeding keeper Max O'Leary.

Pandemonium at St Andrew's, but it remains goalless.

Alex Mowatt takes one for the team, sliding in on the marauding sub Demarai Gray as he slaloms his way towards the Albion box.

Nailed on yellow card.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

A great yellow card for Alex Mowatt because Demarai Gray was about to launch a dangerous attack.

Well worth the yellow card.

Into FIVE added minutes at St Andrew's, though I expect that will be more like seven or eight now,

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

It's been a great team effort from the Baggies.

Everyone's done their job that the manager's asked them for and Nat Phillips put his body on the line there.

There's still a few minutes left...

Nat Phillips goes up in the Blues box to meet a free-kick from the left and gets absolute wiped out by keeper James Beadle, who got none of the ball.

No VAR in the Championship (yet), for which Blues fans might be grateful about now.

Phillips is having to be escorted off with Krystian Bielik - previously of this manor - coming on to replace him.

No 'Who?' from the home fans, just warm applause. Nice touch.

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Peterborough have held on! There was time for one last big Alex Bass save as he spread himself to deny Ade Oshilaja inside the box, to preserve a big three points for his side.

Mansfield dominated all the stats (see above), all except the key one - the scoreline.

Posh now sit eighth, five points behind fifth-placed Huddersfield.

At Wigan, that late goal from Paudie O'Connor has earned Reading all three points.

It puts the Royals into 10th, six points off the play-offs. Wigan remain in the relegation zone.

The battle continues at St Andrew's as Ousmane Diakite tries an ambitious header back to his keeper from 30 yards and Marvin Ducksch so nearly latches onto it before it reaches Max O'Leary.

The ball was bouncing but it was there for him if he'd managed to bring it under his spell.

Two minutes plus added time.

Will we see late drama here too?