Substitute Connor Mahoney goes close for Rovers but Burton keeper Jon McLaughlin is there to save at the near post.

Still level at the Pirelli Stadium.

David Edwards goes close to drawing Wolves level, connecting with a left-foot volley that goes just wide. 

This could be a long 15 or so minutes for the visitors.

Che Adams wins a free-kick deep in Wolves territory. It brings a much-needed breather for Birmingham but nothing more than that.

Wolves are back in possession and back on the attack.

A bit of concerted home pressure ends with Conor Coady's teasing cross fizzing across the face of goal but avoiding everyone.

It just needed a touch.

Nouha Dicko has provided a bit of a spark for Wolves and twice he almost gets free on the left, only for Birmingham to crowd him out as he looks like wriggling free.

If Birmingham fail to win here Paul Robinson will not be a popular man.

The Blues defender is far too experienced to get himself sent off with his side in control at 2-0 up.

Gianfranco Zola is one of the most likeable men in football, charming, honest and approachable.

Robinson could see another side to Birmingham's Italian manager if things go wrong at Molineux. 

A superb reaction save by Blues keeper Tomasz Kuszczak just about stops Nouha Dicko putting Wolves on the scoresheet.

It's a header from six yards from the substitute following a fine cross by Helder Costa, but Kuszczak is up to the task.

A brilliant diving block by Wolves full-back Matt Doherty stops a goal-bound effort from Cheick Keita testing Carl Ikeme.

A 3-0 lead would surely be game over.

John Williams Bills: When we won the Premier League, Burton finished 3rd in the 7th tier. There are no optimistic Blackburn fans left.

Wolves suddenly have the tempo and urgency they so lacked for the first half.

They are trying to stretch the play, moving the ball across the pitch from one side to the other, but Birmingham are keeping their shape well at the moment.

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Birmingham boss Gianfranco Zola wastes no time in changing things up to preserve his side's lead, as he switches to a 4-4-1.

Craig Gardner comes off and is replaced by Krystian Bielik. 

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Paul Robinson is sent off for appearing to swing an arm at Jon Dadi Bödvarsson.

Robinson went in for fierce challenge on the big striker and got involved in a bit of afters. How costly will that prove?

A long way to go in this one.

Cheick Keita goes into the box for a foul on Helder Costa,

It gives the winger the chance to get his set-piece delivery right but his free-kick is headed over by Danny Batth.

Action at both ends. Wolves do well to ensure a dangerous Cheick Keita comes to nothing and quickly break forward.

Some neat footwork by Andreas Weimann almost ends with the on-loan Derby man getting a strike on goal. 

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Nouha Dicko will certainly bring some pace to the Wolves front line and give support to Jon Dadi Bödvarsson, who was an isolated figure for much of the opening 45 minutes.

An early ball over the top is just out of Dicko's reach though.

Play has also resumed at Burton, where there have been no changes at the break.

Wolves are showing their attacking intent it from the off. Nouha Dicko comes on for midfielder George Saville.