Dimmy a bright spark, but Blues look toothless up top

CHARLTON Athletic dented Birmingham City's home record by coming from behind to nick a point at St Andrew's.

- By ALEX DICKEN

Demarai Gray, being challenged by James Bree of Charlton Athletic, was a danger for Blues on Saturday

After successive away defeats, Blues returned to B9 in the hope of securing a fifth straight home victory but Charlton had other ideas.

Second-half substitute Tyreece Campbell fired home to cancel out Christoph Klarer’s header as Charlton became only the fourth team to take anything from St Andrew’s this season. Here are our talking points...

The two managers disagreed over which team deserved more than their point in the post-match press conferences and there are compelling cases for both.

To support Chris Davies’ argument, Blues had more possession, more shots and worked visiting goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski plenty of times, whereas Charlton scored from their only shot on target.