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That's a wrap for tonight's coverage of the Championship's 'Hollywood derby' then.

Wrexham must have felt a first home league win of the season was within their grasp as they led 1-0 at the break, but Birmingham had the better of the second half and were worth their point.

None of Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney or Tom Brady were in north Wales tonight, though the famous owners of these two clubs will doubtless have been glued to the latest instalment of this curious modern rivalry.

This weekend's Championship action does not stop here, though. We'll have live coverage of the three games kicking off at 12:30 BST tomorrow, so hopefully we'll see you there.

Until then, thanks for joining us and enjoy the rest of your evening. Nos da!

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Birmingham head coach Chris Davies tells Sky Sports: "We've had a few difficult games on the road when where we've not got anything out of it, so this was a point gained in that sense.

"I thought we could have had all three. That's the disappointing thing but to come away from a difficult place with at least something is important.

"We played a reasonable game without being at our best. I was pleased with how we played.

"Wrexham are a solid team but I think we've been the better team overall. We play a different style, try to impose our game more than it being a Wrexham game.

"We can't keep going a goal down and expect to win games."

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham didn't ask many questions of the goalkeeper in the second half, but it's four games unbeaten so there can't be too many complaints.

Phil Parkinson is still looking for that first home league win of the season which will be huge when it happens.

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Wrexham goalscorer George Dobson told Sky Sports:

“I am delighted to score but disappointed with the result in the end. On reflection it probably was a fair result but to concede that early at the start of the second half is a real blow.

“I would say if you look a the last three games, we have drawn 1-1 but we could easily have been standing here with nine points from those three games.

“It’s such small margins at the moment. We have got to rest up over the international break, keep working and start turning these draws into wins.”

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Wrexham midfielder Lewis O'Brien, named player of the match, tells Sky Sports: "With the weather conditions, it was tough. We both had good chances and a point is the right result I think.

"I thought we were unfortunate with the ricochet [for Birmingham's goal] but we've got to start the second half better.

"We've played Saturday, Tuesday, Friday and it's tough for everyone so the [international] break is worth it."

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Over the 90 minutes I don't think either team deserved to win it.

Wrexham were very good in the first half, maybe they should've got a second goal, but Birmingham came out the blocks racing in the second half.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I think it's a fair result on reflection. The game swung throughout.

Blues were better in the second half and the goal gave them confidence. Wrexham came back into it but Blues finished strong.

After the week they [Birmingham] had, there was a bit of pressure on to get a result so they'll take a point.

James Beadle had a good game, he looked assured but there was nothing he could have done about the goal. That will do his confidence good. A solid game from him between the sticks.

Messrs Reynolds, McElhenney and Brady share the spoils in the so-called 'Hollywood derby'.

On the balance of play, that seems like a fair result.

Wrexham deservedly led at the break but, after equalising just 20 seconds into the second half, Birmingham were worth their point.

Wrexham are still waiting for a first home win of the season in the Championship.

Jack Robinson lining up a long throw for Birmingham. Last (long) throw of the dice?

Wrexham keeper Arthur Okonkwo catches it and there's less than a minute left.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It has gone scrappy, both teams with sloppy passes and mistakes.

It's got a little bit chaotic.

Wrexham's Callum Doyle charges up from defence and tries his luck from 25 yards but sees his shot blocked.

He's getting an earful from James McClean - usually such a shy and retiring type - for that decision.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

This has the feeling of a 12th round of a fight with two tired boxers swinging punches. Not an awful lot of skill. It's a slugfest.

I wonder what they're making of it in LA.

Five minutes of added time to come.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham look so nervous every time Birmingham attack - they're hanging on for dear life.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

This game is there for the taking and Blues are in the ascendancy as the second half has wore on.

Phil Parkinson can see that Wrexham are wavering.

Wrexham make three further substitutions.

Dan Scarr, James McClean and Ryan Barnett are on for Issa Kabore, Dom Hyam and Ryan Longman.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

My heart was in my mouth when the ball went past Okonkwo!

Lewis Koumas whips in another dangerous cross from the right, which Arthur Okonkwo fumbles, but Wrexham clear.

Kyogo has the ball in the net but the flag is up. Offside.

Replays show it was the right decision.

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Wrexham launch a rapid counter-attack, sweeping from one end of the pitch to the other.

Issa Kabore overhits his cross for Nathan Broadhead, then Kieffer Moore wastefully blasts a half-volley back across the face.