Jutkiewicz gives Birmingham last-minute win v Sheff Wed
Wolves beat Newcastle 2-0 at St James' Park
Championship leaders Huddersfield beat QPR 2-1
Scunthorpe replace Bolton at top of League One
Plymouth stay top of League Two with sixth straight win
It's fairly easy to see why both teams are lacking goals so far this season. They're showing plenty of endeavour and heart, but a real lack of quality in the final third.
At the moment, it's hard to see where a goal is coming from.
Oh, that's got to hurt. Liam Palmer takes an accidental forearm in the mouth from Birmingham winger Jacques Maghoma.
He'll have a bit of a swollen lip, but luckily for Wednesday fans he's back on his feet. Half an hour gone, no goals, but a fair bit of action.
Blues boss Gary Rowett was going absolutely bonkers on the touchline after that flowing move a few moments ago.
It appeared Glenn Loovens took down Jacques Maghoma in the box after he shifted the ball towards David Davis.
Strong claims for a penalty there, but nothing given.
Birmingham finally string a move together, but still can't get a shot away.
Clayton Donaldson dances towards the edge of the area and clips a lovely pass to Jacques Maghoma - but just as the midfielder tries to find David Davis, Adam Reach steps in and nicks the ball off Davis' toes.
It's all Sheffield Wednesday at the moment. Fernando Forestieri finds some room on the edge of the box but his shot is blocked by Ryan Shotton.
Birmingham haven't got into the game at all.
Oh, that cross from Sheffield Wednesday's Liam Palmer was absolutely itching for a striker to get his toe on. But it skirts along the six-yard area and goes out.
Moments later Almen Abdi heads over from inside the area for the visitors. The game has suddenly come alive.
I mentioned the sun was peeping through earlier, and it seems to be in the eyes of Sheffield Wednesday keeper Keiren Westwood.
He's donning a rather fetching cap. As you can probably tell by my fashion description, it's gone fairly quiet in the Midlands.
Blues midfielder Che Adams is looking lively so far. The former Sheffield United man bursts down the right and forces a corner.
But it comes to nothing. It's a decent start to the game from both sides, with plenty of attacking intent.
Birmingham 0-0 Sheff Wed
What a save from Birmingham goalkeeper Adam Legzdins.
Owls striker Fernando Forestieri finds himself with space in the box from Steven Fletcher's fine pass, but Legzdins palms away his fierce shot.
Big, big opportunity for the visitors.
It's a tense, cagey, midfield battle so far. I'm not expecting a goalfest in this one...both sides have just eight goals so far each in seven Championship games.
So get ready for a 4-4 thriller!
Birmingham 0-0 Sheff Wed
They're under way at St Andrew's.
Birmingham v Sheff Wed (17:30 BST)
Both teams make their way out as the late summer sunshine peeps out at St Andrew's.
Kick-off is a matter of seconds away...
Birmingham v Sheff Wed (17:30 BST)
Five changes for the visitors Sheffield Wednesday from their epic 3-2 win against Bristol City on Tuesday.
Glenn Loovens, Ross Wallace and Fernando Forestieri are among those back in the starting line-up.
Birmingham v Sheff Wed (17:30 BST)
Good news for Blues fans...
Birmingham v Sheff Wed (17:30 BST)
Here are the two line ups at St Andrew's...
Birmingham: Legzdins, Spector, Morrison, Shotton. Grounds. Kieftenbeld, Gleeson, Davis, Adams, Maghoma, Donaldson.
Subs: Robinson, Fabbrini, Cotterill, Jutkiewicz, Brown, Stewart, Trueman.
Sheff Wed: Westwood, Palmer, Lees, Loovens, Reach, Wallace, Lee, Bannan, Abdi, Forestieri, Fletcher.
Subs: Jones, Hooper, Dawson, Hunt, Buckley, Sasso, Nuhiu.
In League Two, Portsmouth's 1-0 defeat by Accrington means Doncaster move up to second place in the table and Crewe move into third as they sealed a third successive league win courtesy of their 2-0 victory at Grimsby.
Meanwhile, Cambridge's poor form continued as they lost 2-1 to Morecambe, Newport slipped to third-from-bottom after losing 2-0 at Doncaster but Yeovil stopped their five-game losing streak with victory against Leyton Orient.
Elsewhere in the league, Barnet and Colchester and Blackpool and Carlisle both drew, Hartlepool and Mansfield played out a goalless draw, Notts County won 3-2 away at Cheltenham, Crawley beat Luton and Wycombe beat Stevenage 1-0.
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In League One Scunthorpe have moved to the top of the table thanks to a 1-0 win away at Shrewsbury. Scunny move top by virtue of Bolton's 1-0 defeat by Walsall in a game where both sides were reduced to 10 men.
Elsewhere, Bradford missed out on moving up to second as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Bristol Rovers, after Charlie Colkett levelled in the 86th minute.
At the other end of the table, Rochdale lifted themselves off the bottom of the league thanks to a 2-1 win against Fleetwood, Southend beat Millwall 3-1, Wimbledon beat Charlton 2-1 but Coventry were held to a goalless draw with Oldham.
There were also wins for Chesterfield, Port Vale, Sheffield United and Bury.
Birmingham v Sheffield Wednesday (17:30 BST)
This mammoth afternoon of Championship football continues with Birmingham against Sheffield Wednesday in about 25 minutes.
Team news from St Andrew's coming shortly.
15:00 BST kick-offs
Phew, time to get our breath back. Here's a quick look at this afternoon's results...