And that's me pretty much done for tonight.

We'll be back tomorrow afternoon ready for a bumper schedule of games right across the EFL.

Goodnight and thanks for joining us.

Where does that leave us then?

It wasn't the three points that either team will have necessarily wanted but a point apiece means QPR are up to 17th and Birmingham stay eighth.

That's all likely to change when Saturday's eight games are done and dusted.

Not a game to remember for goals although we were certainly treated to some very fine saves from Asmir Begovic and John Ruddy.

And let's not forget that first-half A-star clearance off the line from Sam Field.

Anyway, it ends goalless at St Andrew's with Birmingham and QPR both sharing the points.

That corner proved to be the last bit of play of the match.

A fair bit of excitement, but no goals to show for it.

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Birmingham try and push forward for one final attack and Cody Drameh does well to win his side a corner with seconds left on the clock.

After a tustle in the box from the corner, it's safely cleared.

Jay Stansfield becomes the third Blues player to get booked.

The fourth official has flashed that we've got three minutes of added time.

If there's a goal coming, it's going to be a very late one.

Something's just not been clicking for Birmingham tonight.

Lee Buchanan whips a cross into the box but Jay Stansfield is facing away from goal and understandably can't get much on it to threaten the goal.

We're inside the final five minute of the 90.

Are we getting a winner here do you think?

Lukas Jutkiewicz wins a free-kick and Birmingham get the chance to fire the ball into the QPR box and also catch their breath for a second.

Juninho Bacuna's ball is too long though and goes out for a goal kick.

Birmingham cheaply lose the ball deep in their half and it's the home fans' time to get a bit twitchy this final 10 minutes as QPR enjoy a decent spell of pressure in attack.

What did I say about QPR getting the winner?!

Not for the first time tonight John Ruddy makes an outstanding save, acrobatically palming clear a header from Lyndon Dykes at close range.

Both goalkeepers have been excellent tonight.

Just under 15 minutes of regular time to go and this game really could go either way.

Although you feel if QPR get the winner, Birmingham are going to be pretty aggrieved with themselves.

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Sixth corner of the night for QPR and it goes straight into the hands of John Ruddy.

Another QPR change with Sinclair Armstrong off and Chris Willock on.

Double change from John Eustace for Birmingham as Koji Miyoshi and Scott Hogan go off with Lukas Jutkiewicz and Siriki Dembele - the latter who hasn't played in five weeks - coming on.

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How Birmingham are not a goal up I don't really know.

Koji Miyoshi beats his man on the wing and releases Oliver Burke. He picks out Jay Stansfield in the box yet Asmir Begovic is wise to it for the third time this half and makes the save.

Again it's not a free-kick to remember from Ilias Chair as he can't get his shot over the four-man wall and strikes Dion Sanderson instead.

QPR get a dangerous free-kick right on the edge of the box as Dion Sanderson takes out Sinclair Armstrong and gets booked for it.

Kerys Harrop
Ex-Birmingham City women defender on BBC Radio WM

Birmingham should be ahead. They will be disappointed they are not 1-0 or 2-0 ahead. They have had enough chances.

Going into the last 25 minutes they need to make sure they take one of the chances that come their way.