Championship: Relive Birmingham's dominant 0-0 draw with Swansea

1. FT: Birmingham 0-0 Swansea
2. Birmingham have a goal disallowed for a foul on the goalkeeper
3. Swansea fail to have a shot on target - Birmingham miss six great chances in first half
4. Swans 100% start is over, but they remain unbeaten
5. Birmingham still to win this season
6. FT: Notts County 0-4 Yeovil in League Two

Cheerio

That's it from us - no goals but hopefully at least some entertainment along the way.

We're back tomorrow with just the 32 EFL matches to take you through.

Goodbye for now.

Swansea up to second after that point - but none of us care at this stage.

On that showing it won't be long until Birmingham get their first win, though the lack of goals in their side might be concerning for Garry Monk.

'I'm the happier with the 0-0'

Credit to Birmingham they did what they wanted to do very well. I think I’m the happier with the 0-0 than Garry Monk. They made it difficult for us to pass through to midfield - countered and pressed on us well.

Graham PotterSwansea boss told Sky Sports

'It's a deserved result'

It wasn't a pretty football game - we knew what they were trying to do - hit it long and get runners on. We're a young team and it's a deserved result for our efforts.

Connor RobertsSwansea defender told Sky Sports

'The results will come'

We had a great performance, we could have won, but this is football. It's frustrating, but the important thing is the team and we are happy with it. The results will come as we are working hard doing the right things.

JotaBirmingham forward told Sky Sports

The last league meeting between Birmingham and Swansea also finished goalless, back in December 2008.

I bet it wasn't as exciting as that match, but the end result is just the same.

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FULL-TIME

It ends all square - Birmingham firmly the better side and Swansea will be delighted to take something from the game to stay unbeaten.

Lukas Jutkiewicz missed the home side's best chance, while visiting keeper Erwin Mulder put in a strong performance in goal on his full debut.

Bersant Celina's delivery is too long for the visitors and that's probably just about it.

Wait a minute - Birmingham have a throw in a semi-dangerous position.

Jota fouls Leroy Fer in the middle of the pitch and Swansea have respite.

Will they go for a smash-and-grab winner or play for time?

YELLOW CARD

Moments after his excellent last-gasp defending, Martin Olsson is rightly booked for a blatant block on Jota.

Birmingham free-kick on the halfway line, and it's going to go long into the box.

We're into three minutes of added time.

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It's four...

Yoann Arquin turns from provider to scorer - the Glovers have had 24 shots, 12 on target away from home!

CLOSE!

So close, yet so far again for Birmingham.

The low cross comes in - Lukas Jutkiewicz is prowling - but Martin Olsson does a great job to chest the ball behind.

Swansea clear the resulting corner - two minutes left plus stoppage time.

Oli McBurnie is holding the ball up well for Swansea, who finally have someone to play off.

Yes, the attack ends with a feeble Leroy Fer shot, but this is the best spell we've seen from the visitors.

Charlie Lakin comes off the bench for Birmingham, replacing on-loan Villa man Gary Gardner.

Less than a minute after coming on Che Adams shows his rustiness by snatching at a half-chance.

Jota was once again the creator for Birmingham, chipping through, but Adams' effort is wild from a wide angle.

Lukas Jutkiewicz does hit the target with an impressive shot on the turn, but it's straight at Swansea stopper Erwin Mulder.

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Hat-trick at Notts County and the points are safe for Yeovil.

Alex Fisher gets his third of the night at Meadow Lane and all but ensures the Glovers' first victory of the season in League Two.

This time the striker beats the offside trap and fires in off the post.

SUBSTITUTION

Swansea play their last card - Matt Grimes replacing Joel Asoro.

Harlee Dean is again right amongst it for Birmingham as they chase a winner, but can't sort his feet in the penalty area from a set-piece.

The hosts, meanwhile, bring on Che Adams for Omar Bogle - who's had a decent home debut.

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Swansea have not won three consecutive league matches since their final three matches of the 2016-17 season in the Premier League.

Such inconsistency is not a surprise on tonight's display, but they'll be buoyed by the fact that they're still well in this with 15 minutes to go.

For the first time tonight Swansea put together a slick one-touch passing move which almost pays off.

Their fans behind the goal call for a penalty for handball, but that was never likely to be given.

Still nothing at the end of the move to really make Birmingham supporters nervous.

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Meanwhile at Meadow Lane Alex Fisher's double - his first goals of the season - still separate the sides.

Fisher scored twice in two first-half minutes to swing the game in Yeovil's favour.

The statistics don't make good reading for Notts County either - the visitors have had 21 shots, hitting the target 10 times.

Are we seeing the first signs of Birmingham tiring?

Swansea are starting to win one or two midfield battles and may think they can nick something from this.

Having said that, I still don't think they've had a shot on target.