Good game - and a great night for the locals at St Andrew's.

We'll be back for more tomorrow lunchtime when Norwich City host Wigan Athletic.

They were two divisions apart last season. Now they meet tomorrow for the first time in three years, for a reunion that a decade ago was a Premier League fixture.

Join us again at just past noon, at Carrow Road.

• Norwich City v Wigan (12:30)
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• Burnley v Luton Town
• Preston North End v Hull City
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That's it.

Referee Gavin Ward calls time. And the eruption of noise from the home fans is heartfelt.

A first Blues win since 3 April - and that has restored smiles to a lot of home faces. What a magician John Eustace must be!

Two defeats in two for Huddersfield though. Beaten play-off finalists in May. And now this!

Blues twice go close to grabbing a killer third.

Two chances on the break involving Bacuna, Lee Nicholls saves the second of them.

Groans around St Andrew's!!!

Five minutes of added time for Birmingham City and their long suffering fans to endure.

Or can they go and grab another?

Already chants of "We are top of the league" from the Tilton End.

Which they technically would be, if you believe in the modern concept of league tables after less than three games!

Birmingham's likely matchwinner PP comes off to a great reception. George Friend comes on.

Only minutes to hold out now for Blues, for a first win since 3 April.

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Huddersfield have had the greater share of possession in this game, but Blues have had the better chances - and that is why they still lead.

A late shout for a visiting penalty goes unanswered.

One arm went up appealing for it in the press box, of all places, but Mr Ward was having none of it.

Popular substitution.

Birmingham City fans favourite Lukas Jutkiewicz comes on, with eight minutes left of normal time.

Scott Hogan. scorer of Blues' first goal, is the man to come off.

10 minutes to go.

Can Blues see this one out?

Or have the Terriers got some more fight in them?

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Blues skipper Troy Deeney has been directly involved in six goals in seven home league starts against Huddersfield - three strikes and three assists, for his two prevous clubs Walsall and Watford.

But there won't be anything for him tonight.

He goes off, to be replaced by Jordan Graham.

Huddersfield also make changes - three of them.

Ramai Edmonds-Green, Danny Ward and Tino Anjorin come off.

Will Boyle, Duane Holmes and the ageless Jordan Rhodes come on.

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Bacuna is next to test Town keeper Lee Nicholls with a right-foot drive from the edge of the box.

But it is Huddersfield who are looking the main threat now. And Blues have to clear their lines in desperate fashion from a right-wing corner.

Gregory: "#bbcefl, external All Blues need now is new owners and huge investment and we'll win the league!"

Mark: "#bbcefl, external great to see the team playing well, just need to get rid of the owners..."

Booking for Blues.

Auston Trusty, on his home debut.

Not entirely sure why. The on-loan Arsenal man's challenge seemed exuberant. No more than that.

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Lucky escape for Blues as Sorba Thomas wastes a glorious chance to pull one back.

The ball broke kindly to him unmarked almost on the penalty spot but he got his angles all wrong - and he blazed his low right-foot effort well wide of the left upright.

Thomas then almost amends with a speculative right-wing cross, which had to be tipped over by an alert John Ruddy for another corner.

First corner of the second half to the hosts.

But PP's left-wing flagkick comes to nothing.

Here we go again.

There are 17,065 in at St Andrew's tonight - and most of them are so far feeling very happy. Delirious even!

Can Blues keep it up?

All I know is I've just been brought a lovely half-time cup of tea by local journalist legend Neil Moxley - and I'm confident that will keep me going for the entire 90 minutes!

Birmingham fans, how delighted are you by your team's start to this game? Terriers followers, do you see any way back from this position for your side? Get in touch and let us know your thoughts.

Huddersfield Town fans are used to their side making slow starts to a season.

The last time they won either of their opening two fixtures of a league campaign was in 2017-18, when they were newly promoted to the Premier League - and they won both, against Crystal Palace and Newcastle United.

To be 2-0 down at St Andrew's, to a club supposedly in semi-crisis, must seem a world away from that right now.