In a dramatic Championship derby, Birmingham City and Wolverhampton Wanderers played out a 2-2 draw, with Adam Armstrong missing a crucial chance for Wolves in stoppage time. The match featured a pivotal own goal by Jackson Tchatchoua, which shifted the momentum in favor of Birmingham. The result allowed Birmingham to extend their unbeaten start to the league season, as they twice came from behind to deny Wolves a crucial victory that could have placed them in the automatic promotion frame. Fer López opened the scoring for Wolves in the third minute, but Jay Stansfield equalized in a moment that sparked some controversy. Ladislav Krejci then gave Wolves the lead again just after the half hour. However, Tchatchoua's own goal changed the game's direction, highlighting that retaining their Premier League squad might not be enough for Wolves to secure promotion. López was involved in the build-up leading to Raúl Jiménez's goal, which came from a cross by Rodrigo Gomes. Gomes had a chance to put Wolves 2-0 up in the 19th minute, but Christoph Klarer's handling allowed Jiménez to steal the ball and score. Jiménez, who had previously scored twice in Wolves' win over Stoke, looked in confident form. However, his shot was saved by James Beadle, who made a crucial stop. Stansfield appeared to handle Patrick Roberts' pass, but his emphatic finish into the top corner made it 2-2. Krejci, the Czechia captain, scored a header after a corner from André, giving Wolves a brief boost. However, this was quickly undone by Tchatchoua's own goal. Both teams had chances to win the game, with Jiménez hitting the crossbar and Neumann also hitting the woodwork. Despite appeals for penalties, Birmingham dominated possession in the second half. In the 87th minute, Armstrong missed a golden opportunity, and later, Birmingham thought they had won the game, only for Wolves' Sá to save the day with a last-minute clearance, ensuring a thrilling draw.