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So, Derby County draw their first four games of a season for the first time in their history and Birmingham remain unbeaten.

Read Ged Scott's match report here.

A very enjoyable and watchable Friday night contest between two sides who'll find themselves at the right end of the table if they continue to play like that this season.

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"When we score, we like to hit teams on the counter attack and that's how we capitalised tonight. 

"They're a top, top side and we're happy with the point, but we could've defended and countered a bit better.

"They're a dangerous side with top quality players who are always on you, so it was hard work to defend against them."

"Birmingham played well in the first half. We've had a lot of games in the last week and they came out sharp.

"We've given away a sloppy goal, but in the second half we dominated.

"We had a lot of chances, the keeper pulled off some fantastic saves, we hit the post twice, so we'll look back and think we could have nicked it."

So, an entertaining game with plenty of chances for both sides.

Some reaction from both sides to come shortly.

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It doesn't come to anything for Derby and they have to settle for yet another draw thanks to Johnny Russell's second-half equaliser.

Late half-chance for Derby. Ryan Shotton's ball across goal is scraped clear. Tom Ince drills a shot that's deflected out for a corner.

Pressure from Derby, but Birmingham stand firm to clear.

Into stoppage time. Three minutes added on.

Another free-kick pumped in to the area from Birmingham.

Jonathan Spector can't steer it towards goal though.

Lack of composure from Johnny Russell for Derby.

He looks to drill a left-foot shot on goal after coming in from the right, but it's a tame effort that's easily cleared.

Wasted free-kick from Birmingham.

Had the chance to deliver a quality ball, but Demarai Gray's cross sails well wide of anyone in the box.

Into the last five minutes. Still all square.

Who might be the hero of the night in the closing moments?

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Birmingham captain Michael Morrison flashes a header wide from the corner as Richard Keogh is visibly all over Clayton Donaldson, tugging his shirt about three different ways at once.

Nothing given by Lee Mason though.

More pressure from Derby as they search for a winner. Andreas Weimann can't stop himself from being forced wide as he flashes a ball across the box.

Birmingham respond as Clayton Donaldson forces a corner.

Another change for Derby County as Ryan Shotton comes on to replace Cyrus Christie.

Into the last 10 minutes at St Andrew's and the game is starting to get a little stretched. Derby's Richard Keogh eventually goes into Lee Mason's book for a couple of late challenges.

Moment of alarm for Birmingham and Tomasz Kuszczak.

He spills one out of his hands at the feet of Andreas Weimann just as it looked like the chance had gone. Thankfully his defenders are on guard and clear quickly.

Just as I build things up, the game goes in to a bit of a lull again.

This happened in the first half before Stephen Gleeson opened the scoring for Birmingham.

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I know it's been said a few times already tonight, but there's been some cracking entertainment in this one.

Can either side find a winner in the closing 15 minutes?

Birmingham have made a double change in a bid to stifle this Derby resurgence.

Andrew Shinnie and Jacques Maghoma have replaced Jon Toral and David Cotterill.