Back under way at Molineux. Wolves couldn't manage a shot on target in the first half and they gifted Birmingham their first goal.

It's been a dire first 45 minutes for the home side. Can they turn it around?

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Birmingham's two shots on target quite literally separate the sides at Molineux so far.

The EFL action continues tomorrow, with a full day of fixtures including two huge games in the race to reach the Premier League.

Leeds host fellow play-off hopefuls Sheffield Wednesday from 12:30 GMT, before second-placed Brighton host promotion rivals Reading from 17:30 GMT.

Meanwhile, first plays third in League One from 15:00 GMT as Bolton travel to face leaders Sheffield United.

Well that could barely have gone better for Birmingham and their under-pressure boss Gianfranco Zola.

They were gifted the opening goal by Carl Ikeme's mistake and David Davis made the most of seeing the ball break straight to him to make it 2-0.

Wolves were booed off at the break. They have created precious little, with their limited threat coming from a couple of set-pieces.

Some late Wolves pressure comes to nothing. Birmingham have a two-goal half-time advantage.

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Thumbs up for Blackburn so far from new boss Tony Mowbray. They lead 1-0 at the break.

Matt Doherty smashes a shot towards goal from 20 yards out. It was flying but is blocked by Birmingham's Ryan Shotton. 

The strike looked fairly central though and would have been pretty close to Blues keeper Tomasz Kuszczak.  

We have two minutes of stoppage time.

The cautions are clocking up. Josh Dacres-Cogley joins Birmingham team-mate Ryan Shotton in the book for a late tackle on winger Andreas Weimann.

The free-kick leads to nowt. Less than four minutes of normal time remaining in the half.

It's probably the best 45 minutes of Gianfranco Zola's Birmingham reign.  

Birmingham defender Ryan Shotton goes into the book. No complaints with that one. He clatters into Jon Dadi Bödvarsson at full tilt.

That's got to hurt.

Blackburn remain on top at Burton and could be further ahead but Craig Conway shoots over from inside the area.

Wolves have a free-kick on the left flank, just outside the box after Matt Doherty is upended.

Jon Dadi Bödvarsson is allowed too much space in the box but cannot keep his header down.

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Cheer up Gianfranco. This is all going rather well for the Birmingham boss at the moment.

Wolves are straight on the attack after the goal, winning a couple of corners, the second of which leads to a bit of  "to do" in the penalty box when Jon Dadi Bödvarsson steams into veteran Blues defender Paul Robinson.

The striker is booked.

So so nearly the opening goal for Wolves

Richard Stearman leaps highest at the far post from a left-wing corner and his header drifts just wide of the far post, evading David Edwards who was racing in.

Birmingham manage a shot on target now. Che Adams does well on the left and his cross finds Emilio Nsue, but the wing-back's shot is deflected wide and the corner is cleared.

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There has been fairly little goalmouth action to tell you about in Burton.

Jason Lowe's passing has caused the home side a few problems and Blackburrn have certainly made the better start.

Burton's Jon McLaughlin has saved well from from a deflected Liam Feeney effort.