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EUSTACE: POOR DEFENDING HAS COST US A POINT

DESPITE losing comfortably in the end at Carrow Road, Birmingham had their moments, with Jay Stansfield being denied by Angus Gunn just before the opening goal and Koji Miyoshi hitting the crossbar.
But they were overall second best on the day and have now gone five league games without a victory after starting the campaign in impressive fashion.
“It’s frustrating because there have been some excellent performances in that spell,” said manager John Eustace.
“We didn’t deserve to lose at Watford and Preston and should have beaten QPR in our last hom...

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