That's just about it for tonight.

Before we go, a chance to tell you about our next EFL action, and it seems you can't go more than a week without a local derby in the Championship.

Last weekend - Sheffield. Friday - West London.

QPR host Fulham at Loftus Road in the first of the next round of EFL fixtures. Hope you can join us for live text coverage on the BBC Sport website and app from 19:30 BST on Friday.

Thanks for your company this evening.

So Sheffield United are into the top two courtesy of their victory, while Birmingham City will feel a lot happier about life after getting their first win under caretaker manager Lee Carsley.

Blues remain in the bottom three, but that's a big, big win.

And it's all over at St Andrew's.

Birmingham City fans, it's good news. Your lot have held on right at the death and it's a first win in all competitions since 12 August!

Sheffield Wednesday threw everything but the kitchen sink at Blues in added time, but they couldn't make anything stick and it's two losses in two for them.

Wow. Sheffield Wednesday are piling everything on Birmingham City in the dying stages of this game.

Lucas Joao fires over in the latest of a serious of chances for the visitors.

There's four minutes added time to play at St Andrew's and it'll feel like four hours to the home faithful.

Barry Bannan puts some hearts in mouths around Birmingham as he almost scores for Sheffield Wednesday at close range.

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Two more goals for Leon Clarke, three more points for Sheffield United.

The Blades are on the march - up to second in the Championship.

There's a tense atmosphere around St Andrews. It's been so long since they won and you can tell the home fans are anxious as we enter the final stages.

It would be a huge lift for them if they were to win tonight, but there's still a few minutes of normal time to play.

Sheffield United are happy to see out time at Bramall Lane. No sign of a Wolves comeback.

Ben Rymer: We're halfway to getting the points we need to stay up and it's only September! Amazing start.

Peter: Chrissy Wilder is building something very special at Sheffield United.

Hard to disagree with that, Peter. They've been very good value for their impending win tonight.

Hands up if you had Cardiff City and Sheffield United as your Championship top two after 10 games?

Sheffield United are enjoying themselves at Bramall Lane. Mark Duffy has the chance to make it 3-0, but can't turn the ball home, with Wolves goalkeeper John Ruddy doing just enough.

They're heading for a seventh win in 10 league games this season.

Sheffield Wednesday have the ball in the net through Gary Hooper but the assistant referee raises their flag for offside.

Are either side going to nick a win at the end?

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Robert Sadler: United have amazing momentum from winning League One last year. Remember Wolves doing the same in 2014. All credit.

Benj: Wolves losing - their fans will go into meltdown tonight. They already think they're the Barcelona of the Championship.

Sheffield Wednesday bring Jordan Rhodes on for Steven Fletcher as they look to make a breakthrough in this game.

The hosts make their own change as Isaac Vassell replaces Lukas Jutkiewicz.

Wolves are making their final substitution, taking off Ruben Neves for winger Ivan Cavaleiro.

It's not been the midfielder's best night - he's missed a penalty and was also booked before being withdrawn from the field by his head coach.

Almost a hat-trick for Leon Clarke, who is thoroughly enjoying his night.

Matt Doherty makes a crucial intervention to deny Clarke another goal.

Another chance at St Andrew's and this time it's for the hosts!

Jeremie Boga finds Cheikh Ndoye with a lovely ball but he fires over the bar from close range.

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What a couple of years Chris Wilder has had.

2015-16: League Two champions with Northampton Town.

2016-17: League One champions with Sheffield United.

2017-18? Wilder's Blades will be second in the Championship after 10 games if they can beat 10-man Wolves.

There's some miserable weather in Birmingham tonight but Adam Reach isn't put off by the poor conditions at St Andrews.

The Sheffield Wednesday man forces a save out of Blues keeper Tomasz Kuszczak with a fierce shot.