A triple change for Darrell Clarke.

Davis Keillor-Dunn, Corey O'Keefe and sub Conor McCarthy are heading off with former Blues striker Sam Cosgrove (who failed to score in 17 appearances for City) coming on along with Barry Cotter and Kelechi Nwakali.

The weather continues to impact this game. Thomas O'Connor, who has come on for goalscorer Elliot Lee, almost scored a freak goal!

The wind catches his free-kick and forces Max Crocombe into a save!

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

Considering how difficult this game has been, with Blues coming from behind and turning this game around, they have done well.

Now, with the Barnsley's red card there is definitely still time for Birmingham to go and win this.

Change for the hosts as Tyreeq Bakinson makes way for Luke Leahy, who absolutely loves some late drama this season. One to watch...

Into the final 10 minutes we go...

Double substitution for the away side.

Tom Pett and Lewis Payne on for Joel Colwill and Jordan Thomas.

Noel Hunt makes his first switch as Royals boss, Mamadi Camara coming on to replace Charlie Savage in midfield.

Lewis Wing (full name Lewis Ping) has fired in a 25-yard free-kick for the Royals which Wycombe keeper Franco Ravizzoli managed to gather.

Are there any better in League One at shooting from outside the box? Let us know!

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Barnsley are going to have to do it the hard way in the final 20 minutes.

Adam Phillips has been shown a red card after picking up a second booking from referee Thomas Parsons, who was already less than popular at Oakwell this afternoon, after a foul on Ethan Laird.

Great game, this!

Ben Elliot comes close to putting Reading ahead at the other end, seeing a left-footed effort from the edge of the penalty area tipped away by the diving Franco Ravizzoli in the Wanderers goal.

A lot of action at the top of League One!

Stockport have the lead at Edgeley Park against Exeter. Kyle Wootton's shot is saved and deflected into Tristan Crama, who can't avoid the own goal.

Meanwhile, John Marquis' penalty has given Shrewsbury what surely is a consolation at Cambridge, as they still trail 4-1.

In-form Fred Onyedinma close to a second for the Chairboys but he can only head over Joel Pereira's crossbar from just six yards out.

It's Birmingham who are threatening to turn it around now, with Conor McCarthy producing a vital intervention after Jay Stansfield had barrelled down the right and whipped an inviting cross into the goalmouth.

Marc Leonard is on for Blues, replacing Alfie May.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It is like a shock to the system for Barnsley.

The goal from Jay Stansfield looks like it has rocked Barnsley and the momentum has shifted now to Blues.

We have got a proper football match now!

Richard Kone is on for Wycombe, replacing goalscorer Beryly Lubalu, while Garath McCleary is also on for Dan Udoh.

Can Matt Bloomfield conjure up a seventh straight home win?

Dan George
BBC Sport at Adams Park

Sam Smith can not believe Reading do not have a penalty.

Harvey Knibbs nodded the ball forward to Smith in the box who tried to play the ball around Wycombe keeper Franco Ravizzoli but was brought down.

Referee David Rock pointed the other way and booked Smith for a dive.

Smith was in disbelief and so were the 1,900 fans right behind that goal.

Liam Kinsella sees yellow after a foul on Rovers substitute Joe Sbarra.