Curtis Davies
Former Hull defender on Sky Sports

I think if there is VAR, it's a handball. All I can say is it's that quick, we don't know if the linesman sees it properly.

But we don't want people guessing. It comes in so quick, it's off his arm, off his chest and it goes in.

So it's unfortunate for Wolves of course, it's that kind of inbetween area. Because his arm is outstretched, it definitely looks like a handball.

With VAR, is it given? Probably given against Stansfield.

Wolves

Woves boss Cesar Peixoto speaking to Sky Sports:

"It was not the result we wanted, we wanted the three points but at the end of the game I think the draw is fair after what's happened in the game.

"I think we started the game very well, we score and then after we concede a goal which I think is handball. We then scored the second goal and then we score their second goal. It was unlucky for Jackson [Tchatchoua].

"We tried to manage the game. Today we didn't have the capacity, sometimes in some moments in the game to put the game in our way. It was typical Championship - first ball and second ball, play direct all the time. It was difficult for us.

"The second half was more difficult for us. You try to stay with character to play and take risks to play like we want. Sometimes we lost the ball but it's not negotiable for us to play like we want.

"In the end with five minutes to finish the game we had a clear chance to score and try to win the game, but in the end I think the draw is a fair result to both teams.

"A difficult game for us, but it's one point for us. Away it's one point more. It's important not to lose two games in a row which is important for a team who want to fight to get in the Premier League."

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on Sky Sports

It was a crazy second half wasn't it? Birmingham came out the blocks and dominated right the way throughout.

And then Wolves get that big chance and you expect Adam Armstrong to score with the quality he shows in the Championship.

But I think Wolves will feel a little bit lucky to get away with this one.

First half they were the better team, maybe should've gone two or three nil up before Birmingham got back into it.

But second half, Birmingham were the best team by far.

Birmingham City

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Birmingham debutant Liam Millar speaking to Sky Sports:

"It was amazing. Really enjoyed it. I think we played a great game, I think we deserved to get all three points today.

"Great goal from Jay [Stansfield] and really happy for my first game."

On why he came to Birmingham: "Honestly, just the project. I spoke with the gaffer, I spoke with the people around the club and I think everything that was said really aligns with what I want to do.

"I got promotion last year with Hull to the Premier League and I know what it takes to do that again.

"For me my goal is to help the lads to get there and do it for Birmingham. I'll do everything within my power to help Birmingham get promoted this season."

Birmingham City

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Birmingham forward Jay Stansfield speaking to Sky Sports:

"I thought we were brilliant the whole game. The last three games we've been unbelievable and we should've got three points from all three of them.

"But a building block for us and it's a busy week so we go again on Wednesday. We just need to keep performing like we are."

On his goal: "It was about time. The other night I missed a few and it's one of them, it's fine margins.

"Once I get one on the board, I know what I can do. I know my quality. I didn't have to think about that one and they're the easiest ones so really happy to get us back in the game.

"Like I said, we were unlucky not to get three points."

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I think there will be slight frustration from a Blues perspective and that's a compliment.

Both teams had chances to win the game and both looked good going forward.

Blues were the team in the ascendancy in the second half. It was a barnstorming game and everyone here would have got their money's worth.

Is a draw a fair result? Probably on the balance of things yes, but both sides will be frustrated that they haven't got more.

David Kelly
Former Wolves striker on BBC Radio WM

Cesar Peixoto will be relieved. He'll be chuffed with the way they defended because his side were spent and a big save at the end from Jose Sa...

It was a game of two halves because Wolves should have taken the game away from Blues in the first half and then Blues were excellent in the second half.

Curtis Davies
Former Hull defender on Sky Sports

A great game of football for the fifth game of the season. Both teams going at it like that. We worried after that blockbuster first half, seeing four goals, was the first half going to dull down a bit?

It was a little bit calmer but it was still good action, both teams we saw going close at the end.

Chances for both teams to win it but I think a draw is a fair result.

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An excellent West Midlands derby ends all square.

All the goals came in the first half and Wolves had to do a lot of defending to hold on for a point in the end.

Birmingham City remain unbeaten in the Championship so far this season, albeit with four draws from five now.

Wolves' two-game winning streak against Blues in this fixture is ended.

David Kelly
Former Wolves striker on BBC Radio WM

I take it all back about Jose Sa.

What a save in the final seconds!

Marvin Ducksch bends it up and over the wall for Blues but Jose Sa dives at full stretch to his right to make an excellent save!

Birmingham win a late free-kick right on the edge of the box. Can they?

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

This game has been pulsating.

You still feel like there's something left in this game. A big chance.

Demarai Gray cannot continue for Birmingham and Ethan Laird comes on in his place for the last few minutes.

Just three minutes added on but we will play past the 93rd minute with this break in play.

Demarai Gray is down on the turf for Blues and looks in a spot of bother.

A break in play after a frantic couple of minutes.

David Kelly
Former Wolves striker on BBC Radio WM

This game has been bonkers, absolutely nuts.

It's a tap in. What is Neumann doing playing as a centre-forward?

Exciting now as Wolves try to push for a winner as well. Birmingham City break forward with Phil Neumann of all people down the right but his pullback is behind Luis Vazquez.

Are we in for a dramatic finale fitting of the first half we saw?