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Whew, what an emotional ride that was!

Birmingham City salute a spectacular season in their final game at St Andrew's with a bouncing crowd on a sunny, victorious, record-breaking day.

Blues don't end their campaign until May 3rd but today may be the most memorable of the season for those in the stands.

The side go again on Wednesday away at Blackpool but before that, there's another team who would like a slice of the kind of glory Blues are basking in.

That team is Leeds United, who are chasing the Championship title and will be in action against Bristol City tomorrow at 20:00 BST.

We will be here on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday - all the way up until final day.

You'll come along for the journey, won't you?

Ian Clarkson
Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

From the fan parks, to the scarfs it has been such a refreshing time around the club.

It just feels like such a happier place.

Only one more record to go...

Reading currently hold the EFL's points record with 106.

Blues have two more games left in the season.

The party isn't over yet folks...

Ian Clarkson
Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

That was potentially the most comprehensive home performance we have seen all season.

The skill that was shown in the goals scored today was incredible.

It has been a magnificent season that will live long in the memory.

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THE LEAGUE ONE POINTS RECORD HAS BEEN BROKEN!

You might be unsurprised to learn that the instruction to fans not to bound across the pitch has not been heeded.

They are flooding the green after a class, business-like performance from their side sees them surpass Wolves' third tier points record of 103 to go to 105.

The rest of the stands are sitting joyous but patiently as they await the trophy presentation for a season that has delivered them so much, not less hope that they can really mount a challenge during their return to the Championship in the summer.

Birmingham City can finally call this season record-breaking and they've still got an EFL record of 106 points to hunt with two games to go. Wow.

The board is up to instruct fans not to get overly excited and storm the pitch upon the final whistle.

We've ventured into additional time but there's no indication of how much time left to play.

The suspense of it all...

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

This game now has the tempo of a pre-season friendly as we close in on the end of the game.

It has been a celebratory game of football, but the real party starts soon.

As Richard says, Reading's EFL record of 106 is just a point away and after a performance like this, you'd back Birmingham to surpass it with two games left to go.

Before then though, let's not forget Birmingham City will already have a lot to celebrate come the final whistle.

Their promotion, winning the title - both happened outside of St Andrew's.

Today, their final home match of the season, they will be cheering a new League One record with 105 points.

The game is done and dusted by Mansfield still have their pride.

To their credit, they haven't given up home on pulling one back as Caylan Vickers winds up outside the box and knifes in a decent strike.

It's close but just misses the mark.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Birmingham are just struggling to find a bit of momentum at the moment after quite a lot of substitutions.

As it stands, the Blues will be just one point shy of the all time Football League points record.

Marc Leonard gets on in time for Blues' celebration at the final whistle.

Paik Seung-ho is the one he's replacing and the crowd erupts with affectionate applause.

The South Korean has played a pivotal role in this season's marvellous run and many of the fans will be excited to see what he can bring in next year's Championship.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman has some wicked feet when it comes to curling in a cross and it loops dangerously into the path of Jay Stansfield but it's Mansfield's Keanu Baccus who gets a nod on it first.

Tomoki Iwata then tries his luck when he picks up the clearance but hits it off-target.

As bad as last season was for Birmingham fans, this one has been pretty special.

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Blues substitute Lukas Jutkiewicz gets a taste as a cross is sent his way but Luke Harris is just ahead of him, too much in fact as the flag is raised for offside.

Mansfield also make a change.

Stephen Quinn is on for his first game since March alongside Stephen McLaughlin.

Hiram Boateng and Calum Macdonald head to do some stretching and soothing after a difficult afternoon.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Lukas Jutkiewicz comes on for Birmingham to a huge ovation.

Quite a lot of attacking players on the pitch now for the Blues.

There's been a lot to shout about for the fans in the stands but this will perhaps be loudest they are all afternoon as Lukas Jutkiewicz is introduced for his final game at St Andrew's.

He retires at the end of the season, staying with the club but in what role, we do not yet know.

He's joined in coming on by Alfie May, Taylor Gardner-Hickman and Luke Harris.

Willum Willumsson, Keshi Anderson, Ethan Laird and Kieran Dowell make way.

Jutkiewicz will spend his final moments as captain as Christoph Klarer passes him the armband of honour.

Mansfield's Jordan Rhodes leaves the pitch looking rather dejected. He's been locked out of his scoring boots this afternoon.

Ben Waine comes on in his stead.

Ian Clarkson
Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

This is positively magnificent.

This is as good as I have seen Birmingham play going forward, aided by some abject defending by Mansfield.

What a bit of play from Dowell there as well.

Mansfield look broken.