Relive West Brom's draw with Birmingham after Jota misses penalty for hosts

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2. Jota gives hosts the lead before having a penalty saved minutes later
3. Matt Phillips levels for the visitors

Farewell

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And so an entertaining night of football comes to an end.

A point apiece for Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion but Blues' winless run in the Championship continues.

Garry Monk's side move up to 17th in the table while West Brom move up to fifth.

Tomorrow, the fun and games in the English Football League continue and we'll be giving you all the latest as and when the goals go in.

For now, thanks for joining us.

'We can be better'

West Bromwich Albion winger Matt Phillips told Sky Sports:

"The goal before half time gives you some respite. We regrouped and we were lucky not to be two goals down.

"It is a difficult place to come. They played really well. They were a lot better but we need to settle down for Tuesday night.

"We can be a lot better and we're still working on our formation with new lads coming in.

"As long as we can put points on the board, we're in with a chance."

'I thought we could win'

Birmingham City goalscorer Jota told Sky Sports:

"It was a good time for us because we are pushing and I missed the penalty but I kept working.

"I thought we could win and we deserve a little more but they are a good team with good players.

"In football, sometimes you shoot everyday and score and sometimes the goals don't come. We need to keep working and they will come.

"The team are having good performances but for me it's important to play well."

FULL-TIME

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All over at St Andrew's! A point for each side at the end of an entertaining 90 minutes.

Jota will have all the headlines after his goal and saved penalty two minutes later, but his Birmingham City side remain without a win.

Gareth Barry almost announces himself to the Championship with a corker of a long-range strike.

But the 37-year-old West Brom midfielder fires well wide.

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A quiet final few minutes of normal time and the board goes up.

There will be three minutes of time added on.

HITS THE WOODWORK

Drama late on in this game and an almighty let off for Birmingham City.

West Brom striker Dwight Gayle strikes the crossbar with a close-range shot and Harvey Barnes' follow-up effort is well palmed away by Blues keeper Lee Camp.

Meanwhile, Lukas Jutkiewicz is replaced by Viv Solomon-Otabor for the hosts.

Hal Robson-Kanu has had a decent spell since coming on for West Brom in the late stages of this game.

He almost manages to find a way past Blues captain Michael Morrison before Dwight Gayle attempts to play through to Harvey Barnes in the middle of the box.

At the other end, West Bromwich Albion are still fighting to steal all three points late on.

A Matt Phillips free-kick is just about headed over the bar by Kyle Bartley.

West Bromwich Albion are playing with fire and Jota is causing them some major problems. here.

Visiting defender Conor Townsend plays a wayward pass that finds its way back to Jota who fires across goal.

Meanwhile, West Brom make another change as Chris Brunt is replaced by Gareth Barry.

The 37-year-old former Aston Villa captain is unlikely to receive the warmest of welcomes from the home crowd.

SUBSTITUTION

This time the visitors make a change, after Birmingham City's free-kick once again comes to nothing.

Jay Rodriguez comes off and Hal Robson-Kanu is the man to replace him.

SUBSTITUTION

Substitution for the hosts. Che Adams is replaced by Omar Bogle.

17 minutes of normal time remain and Birmingham City have a free-kick.

YELLOW CARD

Another Birmingham City caution.

Harlee Dean is next into the book this time for a poor tackle on Harvey Barnes.

That's two Blues players who have been booked for fouling the on-loan Leicester City man.

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West Brom defender Ahmed Hegazi tries to work on to Matt Phillips' inswinging free-kick, but it evades him as it's too strong for the Egypt international.

As we enter the final 20 minutes of this match, can the visitors find a winner after Phillips drew them level?

YELLOW CARD

The first booking of this game and it goes to the hosts.

Maikel Kieftenbeld goes into the book for bringing down onrushing West Brom man Harvey Barnes.

Che Adams is having a game and a half for Birmingham City tonight.

He flicks it back into the path of Jota who is in acres of space without a marker, but he buries a long-range drive right over the bar.

Squandered.

Huge chance for Birmingham City!

Che Adams chips in a short-range pass straight towards the head of Jacques Maghoma, who fools the West Brom defence to find space, but his diving effort cannons off his shoulder and away.

Birmingham City midfielder Jacques Maghoma forces visiting defender Craig Dawson into conceding a corner.

Again it comes to nothing as West Brom deal with the danger and end up breaking upfield on the attack.

Tell you what, this is a cracker of a game.

A Birmingham free-kick sails into the box and it's pinballed about until West Brom can clear it away.

Che Adams keeps the ball alive in the box and attempts another turn and shot but West Brom defender Conor Townsend is having none of it and blocks it away before Ahmed Hegazi prevents the Baggies from conceding a throw in at the wrong end of the field.

West Brom's Kyle Bartley has narrowly avoided giving away another penalty after edging out Jota at the near post.

At the other end, Harvey Barnes fires a long range shot which forces an absolutely sublime save from Blues keeper Lee Camp.