| 2¹ | JOHANSSON was able to claw away a tame header from TILLMAN. |
| 3¹ | An inswinging corner was turned into the arms of the Rotherham United 'keeper by SOLANKE. |
| 10¹ | PABLO TORRE worked the ball to TILLMAN, NUSA latched onto his pass and booted the ball within easy reach of the 'keeper. |
| 11¹ | A header by BARLASER at the far post was comfortably collected by SIMKIN. |
| 15¹ | PABLO TORRE's shot was well saved by JOHANSSON. |
| 17¹ | A cross from PABLO TORRE left NUSA in plenty of space but he scuffed his shot. |
| 22¹ | EBOSELE's shot beat the 'keeper but rebounded off the Rotherham United upright. |
| 23¹ | MINTEH touched the ball through a crowd of players but JOHANSSON was a match for it as he dived to his left. |
| 29¹ | GOAL!! A poor shot from NUSA seemed to hold no problem for the Rotherham United 'keeper but the ball somehow bobbled into the net. (1-0 Birmingham City)| 42¹ | Uncertainty in the Rotherham United defence enabled SOLANKE to hit an effort just wide. | | 46¹ | SOLANKE fired a left foot shot over from just outside the area. | | 8² | GOAL!! Unlucky EAVES hit the upright before OGBENE rattled the ball into the back of the net as TILLMAN failed to clear. (1-1)| 10² | SOLANKE headed just beyond the far post. | | 15² | NUSA poked a simple chance past the near post. | | 16² | SINANI beat a number of Birmingham City players and stroked an effort wide. | | 20² | IHIEKWE was put clear by HARDING and he pulled away from SIMKIN but drilled his shot wide. | | 23² | GOAL!! BOLA tried to play the ball out of the Rotherham United penalty area but was tackled by MINTEH who turned the ball to TILLMAN for a simple goal. (2-1 Birmingham City)| 32² | A twenty-five yard drive from IROEGBUNAM caused the Birmingham City 'keeper little difficulty. | | 32² | PABLO TORRE shot wide. | | 37² | MINTEH beat KONÉ and flicked the ball to SAIBARI who dragged his shot wide. | | 40² | MINTEH made space on the right and knocked the ball to TILLMAN who fired the ball over. | | 40² | The bemused Rotherham United 'keeper stared in disbelief as a backpass from IHIEKWE fell just over. | | | |