Latest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive brings details on how to watch the FA Cup match between Blackburn and Blues as John Eustace's side head ...
"We want to go to Blackburn and be very competitive. That means only supporters based worldwide can watch the game, with ESPN+ showing the action in the United States of America, 6'eren in Denmark and ViaPlay in the Scandinavia and Baltic regions. [Blues](https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/all-about/birmingham-city-fc) secured their place in the fourth round when they beat Forest Green Rovers in a re-arranged clash earlier this month. "We know there were going to be tough times, but we are getting through that. As part of the FA Cup broadcast deal, every game is being shown either domestically or internationally. Blackburn, by contrast, are in fourth place and look well set for a play-off battle with the top two out of reach.
Rovers beat Norwich City in the last round and now face more championship opposition with the Blues the visitors to Ewood Park. Jon Dahl Tomasson is likely to ...
They will be favourites for this game with the Blues down in 19th having lost their last five league matches. Birmingham beat Forest Green in the last round of the cup. Jon Dahl Tomasson is likely to rotate his squad while new signings Sorba Thomas, who has joined on loan from Huddersfield, is ineligible having featured for the Terriers in their cup defeat at Preston North End in round three.
The oldest cup competition in the world, the FA Cup is always a tournament that every club up and down the country want to win. Arsenal are record winners ...
Blackburn Rovers 2, Birmingham City 1. Joe Rankin-Costello (Blackburn Rovers) right footed shot from outside the box. Attempt saved.
Birmingham goalkeeper Neil Etheridge complains of being racially abused by spectators after his side force their FA Cup tie with Blackburn to a replay.
Jordan James (Birmingham City) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. - Away6 - Shots - Possession - 13Pears - 10Dolan - 8Szmodics - 7Edun - 3Pickering - 17Carter - 1Kaminski "Neil was racially abused at the end, which is bang out of order," Eustace told BBC Radio WM.
Birmingham City's Jordan James kept his side's FA Cup dream alive after striking in stoppage time at Ewood Park to deny Blackburn Rovers a fourth round ...
Birmingham also issued a statement, echoing what Blackburn had said, adding that after the incident referee Stroud โdelayed the restart and spoke to the head coaches and captains of each side as per competition protocol. The referee will report it, then it will be up to Blackburn as a club to deal with the situation.โ Straight after the restart, Rankin-Costello gave Rovers the lead as he curled a right-foot shot past Etheridge. Neil was shook up a little bit after the game and rightly so. โAllegations of this nature are taken extremely seriously. We are fully behind Neil.