That was what many would call a typical derby. Tense, frenetic and decided by a combination of defensive errors and special finishing.

Wolves will be hoping their win can kick-start their faltering season, and is the first time head coach Kenny Jackett has ever beaten Birmingham City in eight attempts in charge against them.

But for hosts Birmingham, who could have gone second before the 15:00 GMT kick-offs, that will be a bit of a sickener.

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Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards tells Sky Sports: "We battled it out with two good goals. It's a big win, wins like this can be a turning point and hopefully we can go on a run now. 

"With the squad we've got we're capable of finishing in the top six."

Full time at Crawley too...

That's it - Kenny Jackett's Wolves have ended a run of three straight defeats in the Championship with victory over their rivals Birmingham City.

Meanwhile, that's a  blow to Birmingham City's promotion charge.

Some Birmingham City fans came set for a Halloween party, dressed up in snazzy outfits ready for a victory over a side in the mid-table mire.

But their afternoon is summed up when Paul Robinson's punt into the area is caught easily by keeper Emiliano Martinez.

David Cotterill is trying to get some impetus into Birmingham's attacking play, but his cross is just too far in front of Nicolai Brock-Madsen.

The fourth official has just signalled five minutes of added time. Surely Birmingham can't salvage anything from this match?

To try to shore up things, Wolves bring off midfielder James Henry for defender Matt Doherty.

Just before that, Jon Toral has a strike blocked by a Wolves defence that has rarely looked like being breached today.

Ojo has another chance moments later as he outsmuscles Paul Caddis, side-steps a challenge but his shot is quite wasteful.

You can audibly hear the Wolves fans right now; it's safe to say they are enjoying this.

Meanwhile, we have a goal in League Two where Simon Walton has given Crawley a late lead against York from the penalty spot.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at St Andrew's

Kenny Jackett has decided now is the time to give Grant Holt his Wolves debut, in place of Benik Afobe. 

We've got a little break in play as Birmingham's David Davis is down with an injury, and Danish forward Nicolai Brock-Madsen replaces the former Wolves man.

Cotterill's corner isn't much better than Gray's...

The atmosphere inside St Andrew's is one of fear that their run of form so far this season could be coming to an end. But Jon Toral wins Birmingham a corner, can they final make one of these set-pieces count?

David Cotterill has taken charge of the corner taking duites.

By the way, it's still goalless in League Two between Crawley and York City. Ten minutes to go there.

You can see exactly what Wolves head coach Kenny Jackett wants from his team today - control Birmingham City's pace with high pressing and then try to catch their opponents on the break.

They come close again when Scott Golbourne gets to the byline but his cross across the six-yard box is cut out.

Meanwhile, Jackett decides to bring on Sheyi Ojo in place of Nathan Byrne in what should be a like-for like change.