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2024–25 Birmingham City F.C. season

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The 2024–25 season is Birmingham City Football Club's 122nd season in the English football league system and first season in the third-tier EFL League One since 1994–95. They finished in 22nd place in the 2023–24 EFL Championship, and were relegated after 13 years at that level.[3] The team confirmed promotion back to the Championship with six League One matches still to play,[4] and Wrexham's failure to beat Wigan Athletic a few days later confirmed them as champions.[5] It was Birmingham's first league title since winning the old Second Division in 1994–95.[5] As with all third- and fourth-tier League clubs, the first team compete in the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and the EFL Trophy.

Owners
ChairmanTom Wagner[1]
ManagerChris Davies[2]
StadiumSt Andrew's
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Birmingham City
2024–25 season
Owners
ChairmanTom Wagner[1]
ManagerChris Davies[2]
StadiumSt Andrew's
League One1st
FA CupFourth round (eliminated by Newcastle United)
EFL CupSecond round (eliminated by Fulham)
EFL TrophyRunners-up (eliminated by Peterborough United)
Top goalscorerLeague: Jay Stansfield (19)
All: Jay Stansfield (23)
Highest home attendance27,994 (vs Newcastle United, FA Cup 8 February 2025)
Lowest home attendance6,900 (vs Fulham U21, EFL Trophy 29 October 2024)
Average home league attendance26,283
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The season covers the period from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025.

Background and pre-season

Main article: 2023–24 Birmingham City F.C. season

Off the field

In July 2023, Shelby Companies Ltd, a subsidiary of asset management company Knighthead Capital Management fronted by Tom Wagner, Knighthead's co-founder and co-CEO,[6] completed the purchase of 45.64% of Birmingham City plc shares and the whole of Birmingham City Stadium Ltd.[7] Although previous owners Birmingham Sports Holdings (BSH) retained 51% of the shares, Wagner confirmed that Shelby were "responsible for the operations of the club moving forward" and that "nothing about the way the transaction is structured will prevent us from obtaining the long-term goals we have for the club."[1][8] Former Manchester City executive Garry Cook was appointed CEO, and considerable media attention followed the arrival of American football player and seven-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady as minority owner and chair of the club's advisory board.[9][10]

Works begun during the 2022–23 season to demolish and rebuild the lower tiers of the Kop and Tilton Road stands, closed since late 2020 because of what was initially described as water damage to structural steelwork and eventually revealed to be asbestos-related,[11][12] and interrupted when the main contractors filed for administration finally completed in November 2023 under the management of Mace Consult. The rebuild included conversion of the lower Tilton to safe standing.[13][14] In January 2024, the club's owners, Shelby Companies, renamed the stadium St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park as part of what it described as "the largest commercial agreement in the club's history". According to Wagner, chairman of both club and Knighthead, it was "step one in our plan to create a world-renowned 'Sports Quarter' in Birmingham. We invested in Blues because of the opportunity to not only transform a football club but to also be a catalyst for change in the city itself."[15] By the start of the 2024–25 season, the club intended to construct two fan parks outside the ground as well as refurbish hospitality areas within the stadium and make the public address system work.[16]

Benefiting from the upgrade to the club's agreement with kit suppliers Nike during the 2023–24 season to include bespoke rather than off-the-shelf product, the 2024–25 home kit consists of a royal blue shirt with white trim at collar and cuffs, white sides, and – with echoes of the Co-op Milk shirt of the 1980s – a white strip across the front carrying the logo of the club's principal partner, streetwear company Undefeated, white shorts and royal blue socks.[17][18]

On the field

On-field matters ran less smoothly, resulting in Birmingham City beginning the 2024–25 season in the third tier of English football for the first time since 1994–95.[19][20]

On 6 June, after "close to 1,000 coaches being evaluated and more than 40 being spoken to directly or through their representatives", Chris Davies, senior assistant coach under Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham Hotspur, was appointed manager on a four-year contract. It would be his first senior managerial role.[2][21]

Transfers

Among out-of-contract players, departures included the long-serving Neil Etheridge, Gary Gardner, Scott Hogan, Marc Roberts and Ivan Sunjic, as well as young professionals Marcel Oakley and Tate Campbell. New contracts were offered to Lukas Jutkiewicz and John Ruddy – Jutkiewicz accepted, Ruddy did not[22][23] – and the option on Keshi Anderson's contract was taken up.[24] The return of loanee Jay Stansfield, 2023–24 Player of the Year and top scorer, to his parent club left Birmingham particularly short of strikers.[25][26]

The first contracted player to leave was midfielder Alex Pritchard, who joined Turkish Süper Lig club Sivasspor for an undisclosed fee.[27]

The first new signings were goalkeepers Ryan Allsop from Hull City and Northern Ireland international Bailey Peacock-Farrell from Burnley,[28][29] followed by 2023–24 League One top scorer Alfie May from divisional rivals Charlton Athletic.[30]

Pre-season

After a week's training in Austria, to include a friendly against German second-tier team Paderborn 07,[31] the team would take part in the third edition of the Arthur Cup, a match against Solihull Moors in aid of children's charities in memory of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.[32] The club's programme continued with three friendlies against local opposition – away to Walsall and Shrewsbury Town and at home to West Bromwich Albion – and a match to mark the first anniversary of the death of Birmingham City legend Trevor Francis, at home to another of his former clubs, Rangers.[31]

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Pre-season friendly match details
Date Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Ref.
13 July 2024 Paderborn 07N L0–5 [33]
17 July 2024 Solihull MoorsA W3–0May 12', Miyoshi 51', Jutkiewicz 63' [34]
20 July 2024 Shrewsbury TownA W2–0James 20', Jutkiewicz 84' [35]
24 July 2024 RangersH W2–1Tavernier 10' o.g., May 36' [36]
27 July 2024 WalsallA W1–0May 60' [37]
3 August 2024 West Bromwich AlbionH W4–1May (2) 20', 82', Klarer 72', Willumsson 80' [38]
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EFL League One

Main article: 2024–25 EFL League One

Birmingham began their league campaign at home to Reading on 10 August 2024.[39]

League table

More information Pos, Pld ...
Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
1 Birmingham City (C, P) 46 34 9 3 84 31 +53 111 Promotion to EFL Championship
2 Wrexham (P) 46 27 11 8 67 34 +33 92
3 Stockport County 46 25 12 9 72 42 +30 87 Qualification for League One play-offs
4 Charlton Athletic (O, P) 46 25 10 11 67 43 +24 85
5 Wycombe Wanderers 46 24 12 10 70 45 +25 84
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Source: EFL Official Website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results; 5) Wins; 6) Away goals; 7) Penalty points (sec 9.5); 8) 12-point sending off offences[40]
(C) Champions; (O) Play-off winners; (P) Promoted

Results summary

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OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
46 34 9 3 84 31  +53 111 19 4 0 47 11  +36 15 5 3 37 20  +17
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Source: [41]

Match results

More information Date, League position ...
EFL League One match details
Date League
position[41]		 Opponents Venue Result Score
F–A		 Scorers Attendance Refs
10 August 2024 13thReadingH D1–1May 87' (pen.) 27,985 [42]
17 August 2024 7thWycombe WanderersA W3–2May 31', Harris 68', Willumsson 82' 6,224 [43]
24 August 2024 5thLeyton OrientA W2–1Anderson 7', May 20' 8,005 [44]
31 August 2024 3rdWigan AthleticH W2–1May 18', Wright 90+1' 26,136 [45]
16 September 2024 2ndWrexhamH W3–1Stansfield 22', 52', Iwata 59' 27,980 [46]
21 September 2024 2ndRotherham UnitedA W2–0Iwata 14', Stansfield 22' 10,335 [47]
28 September 2024 1stPeterborough UnitedH W3–2Willumsson 24', Wallin 49' o.g., Bielik 66' 27,206 [48]
1 October 2024 1stHuddersfield TownH W1–0May 63' 24,757 [49]
5 October 2024 1stCharlton AthleticA L0–1 16,250 [50]
19 October 2024 1stLincoln CityA W3–1Anderson 14', 79', Willumsson 52' 10,026 [51]
22 October 2024 1stBolton WanderersH W2–0Iwata 3', Stansfield 86' pen. 25,793 [52]
26 October 2024 1stMansfield TownA D1–1Willumsson 10' 8,583 [53]
9 November 2024 2ndNorthampton TownH D1–1Stansfield 58' 27,485 [54]
23 November 2024 4thShrewsbury TownA L2–3Iwata 44', Stansfield 76' pen. 7,887 [55]
26 November 2024 3rdExeter CityA W2–0Iwata 11', Stansfield 83' pen. 7,928 [56]
4 December 2024 3rdStockport CountyH W2–0May 26', 35' 24,863 [57]
7 December 2024 3rdBarnsleyA W2–1Stansfield 60', 79' 15,367 [58]
14 December 2024 2ndBristol RoversH W2–0Buchanan 6', Stansfield 38' pen. 26,459 [59]
23 December 2024 1stCrawley TownA W1–0Stansfield 79' 5,530 [60]
26 December 2024 1stBurton AlbionH W2–0Stansfield 26' pen., Crocombe 56' o.g. 27,524 [61]
29 December 2024 1stBlackpoolH D0–0 27,340 [62]
1 January 2025 2ndStockport CountyA D1–1May 5' 10,528 [63]
4 January 2025 1stWigan AthleticA W3–0May 18', 30', Willumsson 61' 13,485 [64]
18 January 2025 1stExeter CityH W1–0Laird 45+2' 25,930 [65]
23 January 2025 1stWrexhamA D1–1Dykes 18' 13,237 [66]
28 January 2025 1stHuddersfield TownA W1–0Anderson 49' 19,138 [67]
1 February 2025 1stRotherham UnitedH W2–1Stansfield 54', 81' pen. 24,393 [68]
11 February 2025 1stCambridge UnitedH W4–0Stansfield 23' pen., Bennett 39' o.g., Dowell 40', Harris 79' 22,456 [69]
15 February 2025 1stCharlton AthleticH W1–0Stansfield 23' 25,542 [70]
22 February 2025 1stReadingA D0–0 13,919 [71]
25 February 2025 1stLeyton OrientH W2–0Gardner-Hickman 53', Laird 84' 26,857 [72]
1 March 2025 1stWycombe WanderersH W1–0Gardner-Hickman 21' 27,522 [73]
4 March 2025 1stBolton WanderersA L1–3Hansson 23' 23,023 [74]
8 March 2025 1stLincoln CityH W1–0Dowell 71' pen. 26,210 [75]
11 March 2025 1stStevenageH W2–1Dowell 27' pen., Paik 47' 25,544 [76]
15 March 2025 1stNorthampton TownA D1–1Anderson 45+2' 7,947 [77]
29 March 2025 1stShrewsbury TownH W4–1Davies 27', Laird 61', May 77', 86' 26,254 [78]
1 April 2025 1stBristol RoversA W2–1Anderson 3', Stansfield 85' pen. 8,088 [79]
5 April 2025 1stBarnsleyH W6–2Stansfield 33' pen., May 47',[A] 55', Harris 72', Dowell 82', Jutkiewicz 89' 25,018 [80]
8 April 2025 1stPeterborough UnitedA W2–1May 19', Gardner-Hickman 37' 10,640 [4]
18 April 2025 1stCrawley TownH D0–0 27,325 [81]
21 April 2025 1stBurton AlbionA W2–1Sampsted 44', Stansfield 45+2' 4,928 [82]
24 April 2025 1stStevenageA W1–0Cochrane 75' 4,135 [83]
27 April 2025 1stMansfield TownH W4–0Anderson 24', Willumsson 39', Dowell 50', Iwata 57' 27,920 [84]
30 April 2025 1stBlackpoolA W2–0Laird 39', May 51' 9,618 [85]
3 May 2025 1stCambridge UnitedA W2–1Klarer 25', Watts 82' o.g. 6,764 [86]
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FA Cup

Main article: 2024–25 FA Cup

As with all teams in the lower two divisions of the Football League, Birmingham entered the competition in the first round, in which they were drawn to play away to National League (fifth-tier) club Sutton United.[87] Willumsson scored during the first half and Sutton failed to take chances to equalise.[88] In the second round, Birmingham travelled to League One rivals Blackpool, managed by Steve Bruce, who had twice led Birmingham into the Premier League in the early 2000s.[89] Davies made ten changes from the team that won at Exeter City five days before, starting Lyndon Dykes and Lukas Jutkiewicz up front and retaining only Krystian Bielik as captain. Both strikers scored within the first half hour, Jordan Rhodes made it 2–1 early in the second half but Birmingham brought on three regular first-teamers to strengthen the side.[90]

More information Round, Date ...
FA Cup match details
Round DateOpponentsVenue ResultScore
F–A		Scorers AttendanceRefs
First round 3 November 2024Sutton UnitedA W1–0Willumsson 34' 4,804 [88]
Second round 1 December 2024BlackpoolA W2–1Dykes 6', Jutkiewicz 24' 4,835 [90]
Third round 11 January 2025Lincoln CityH W2–1Yokoyama 1', Dykes 77' 17,032 [91]
Fourth round 8 February 2025Newcastle UnitedH L2–3Laird 1', Iwata 40' 27,994 [92]
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EFL Cup

Main article: 2024–25 EFL Cup

Birmingham were drawn to play away to League One rivals Charlton Athletic in the first round.[93] In the second round, they lost 2–0 at home to Fulham.[94]

More information Round, Date ...
EFL Cup match details
Round DateOpponentsVenue ResultScore
F–A		Scorers AttendanceRefs
First round 13 August 2024Charlton AthleticA W1–0Khela 32' 5,899 [95]
Second round 27 August 2024FulhamH L0–2 11,949 [94]
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EFL Trophy

Main article: 2024–25 EFL Trophy

When Birmingham last took part in this competition, then named the Football League Trophy, in the 1994–95 season, they beat Carlisle United in the final via Paul Tait's golden goal.[96] In the group stage, Birmingham were drawn into Southern Group A alongside Shrewsbury Town, Walsall and Fulham U21.[97] A "losing draw" against Walsall and two wins gave Birmingham second place in the group and qualification for the knockout stages.[98]

Birmingham made eight changes from the previous starting eleven for the visit to Exeter City in the round of 32; full-back Lee Buchanan made his first appearance of the season after five months out with injury. Luke Harris took advantage of a short back-pass to give the visitors a 22nd-minute lead, only for Exeter to equalise ten minutes later direct from a corner. In the second half, Ben Davies blocked Jay Bird's shot on the goal-line and Ryan Allsop saved from the rebound, and Keshi Anderson had a goal disallowed for offside before Anderson scored the winning goal from Ayumu Yokoyama's through ball.[99]

They were drawn away to Swindon Town in the round of 16.[100]

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Pos Div Team
 Pld W PW PL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 L2 Walsall 3 2 1 0 0 5 1 +4 8 Advance to Round 2
2 L1 Birmingham City 3 2 0 1 0 12 2 +10 7
3 ACA Fulham U21 3 1 0 0 2 3 9 −6 3
4 L1 Shrewsbury Town 3 0 0 0 3 1 9 −8 0
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Source: EFL
More information Round, Date ...
EFL Trophy match details
Round DateOpponentsVenue ResultScore
F–A		Scorers AttendanceRefs
Group stage 3 September 2024WalsallH D1–1
(3–4 pens.)		Klarer 84' 9,752 [101]
Group stage 8 October 2024Shrewsbury TownA W4–0Wright 8', 38', Iwata 29', Hansson 71' 4,847 [102]
Group stage 29 October 2024Fulham U21H W7–1Stansfield 17', 43', Yokoyama 54', 74', May 59', Anderson 90+4', Dykes 90+6' 6,900 [103]
Round of 32 10 December 2024Exeter CityA W2–1Harris 22', Anderson 78' 1,986 [104]
Round of 16 14 January 2025Swindon TownA W2–1Yokoyama 49', Smith 89' (o.g.) 3,509 [105]
Quarter-final 4 February 2025StevenageA W1–0Stansfield 83' 2,812 [106]
Semi-final 18 February 2025Bradford CityH W2–1Stansfield 45+3', Dykes 88' 27,066 [107]
Final 13 April 2025Peterborough UnitedN L0–2 71,722 [108]
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Transfers

For those players sold, released, or whose contract ended before the start of this season, see 2023–24 Birmingham City F.C. season.

In

More information Date, Player ...
DatePlayerClub †FeeRefs
18 June 2024England Ryan AllsopEngland Hull CityUndisclosed [28]
30 June 2024Northern Ireland Bailey Peacock-FarrellEngland BurnleyUndisclosed [29]
2 July 2024England Alfie MayEngland Charlton AthleticUndisclosed [30]
5 July 2024Sweden Emil HanssonNetherlands Heracles AlmeloUndisclosed [109]
16 July 2024England Alex CochraneScotland Heart of MidlothianUndisclosed [110]
19 July 2024Iceland Willum Þór WillumssonNetherlands Go Ahead EaglesUndisclosed [111]
20 July 2024Austria Christoph KlarerGermany Darmstadt 98Undisclosed [112]
25 July 2024Scotland Marc LeonardEngland Brighton & Hove AlbionUndisclosed [113]
10 August 2024Japan Ayumu YokoyamaJapan Sagan TosuUndisclosed [114]
27 August 2024England Cody Pennington *England (Liverpool)Free [115]
28 August 2024Scotland Lyndon DykesEngland Queens Park RangersUndisclosed [116]
30 August 2024Scotland Scott WrightScotland RangersUndisclosed [117]
30 August 2024Japan Tomoki IwataScotland CelticUndisclosed [117]
30 August 2024England Jay StansfieldEngland FulhamUndisclosed [118]
17 January 2025Scotland Grant HanleyEngland Norwich CityFree [119]
3 February 2025South Korea Lee Myung-jaeSouth Korea (Ulsan HD)Free [120]
4 February 2025England Kurtis Havenhand *England (Sheffield United)Free [121]
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† Brackets round a club's name indicate the player's contract with that club had expired before he joined Birmingham.
* Signed primarily for the development squad

Loaned in

More information Date, Player ...
DatePlayerClubReturnRefs
4 August 2024Wales Luke HarrisEngland FulhamEnd of season [122]
12 August 2024Iceland Alfons SampstedNetherlands TwenteEnd of season [123]
23 August 2024England Taylor Gardner-HickmanEngland Bristol CityEnd of season [124]
25 August 2024England Ben DaviesScotland RangersEnd of season [125]
27 January 2025England Kieran DowellScotland RangersEnd of season [126]
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Out

More information Date, Player ...
DatePlayerClub †FeeRefs
1 July 2024 Alex Pritchard Sivasspor Undisclosed [27]
12 August 2024 Jordan James Rennes Undisclosed [127]
28 August 2024 Juninho Bacuna Al-Wehda Undisclosed [128]
29 August 2024 Siriki Dembélé Oxford United Undisclosed [129]
30 August 2024 Kōji Miyoshi VfL Bochum Undisclosed [130]
21 January 2025 Josh Williams Carlisle United Undisclosed [131]
30 June 2025Ben BeresfordReleased [132]
30 June 2025Junior DixonReleased [132]
30 June 2025Taylor DoddReleased [132]
30 June 2025Laiith FairnieReleased [132]
30 June 2025Harley HamiltonReleased [132]
30 June 2025Grant HanleyReleased [132]
30 June 2025Josh HomeReleased [132]
30 June 2025Lukas JutkiewiczRetired [132]
30 June 2025Sahid KamaraReleased [132]
30 June 2025Lee Myung-JaeReleased [132]
30 June 2025Femi OlofinjanaReleased [132]
30 June 2025Stoyan PergelovReleased [132]
30 June 2025Oliver SayerReleased [132]
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† Brackets round a club's name denote the player joined that club after his Birmingham City contract expired.

Loaned out

More information Date, Player ...
DatePlayerClubReturnRefs
1 August 2024 Junior Dixon Boreham Wood End of season [133]
9 August 2024 Ben Beresford Kidderminster Harriers End of season [134]
22 August 2024 Manny Longelo Cambridge United End of season [135]
25 August 2024 Tommy Fogarty Dunfermline Athletic End of season [136]
30 August 2024Romelle DonovanBurton AlbionEnd of season, recalled 6 December 2024 [137][138]
30 August 2024 George Hall Walsall End of season [139]
30 August 2024Tyler RobertsNorthampton TownEnd of season [140]
6 September 2024Laiith FairnieRushall OlympicEnd of season [141]
18 September 2024Josh HomeGatesheadEnd of season, recalled 6 January 2025 [142]
8 November 2024Femi OlofinjanaRedditch United1 January 2025 [143]
12 November 2024Josh WilliamsGatesheadJanuary 2025 [144]
7 December 2024Olly SayerStafford Rangers5 January 2025 [145]
3 January 2025Brandon KhelaBradford CityEnd of season [146]
4 January 2025O'Shea EllisStourbridge31 January 2025 [147]
6 January 2025Sahid KamaraWelling United31 January 2025 [148]
10 January 2025Dion SandersonBlackburn RoversEnd of season [149]
10 January 2025Ben WodskouRushall Olympic7 February 2025 [150]
3 February 2025Alfie ChangWalsallEnd of season [151]
3 February 2025Romelle DonovanBrentfordEnd of season [152]
3 February 2025Ayumu YokoyamaJong GenkEnd of season [153]
28 February 2025Taylor DoddAlvechurchEnd of season [154]
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Appearances and goals

Sources: [155][24][156][157]
Numbers in parentheses denote appearances made as a substitute.
Players marked † left the club during the playing season.
Players with names in italics and marked * were on loan from another club for the whole of their season with Birmingham.
Players listed with no appearances have been in the matchday squad but only as unused substitutes.
Key to positions: GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward
More information No., Pos. ...
Players' appearances and goals by competition
No. Pos. Nat. Name League FA Cup EFL Cup EFL Trophy Total Discipline
AppsGoals AppsGoals AppsGoals AppsGoals AppsGoals A yellow rectangle, denoting the yellow penalty card shown to a player being cautioned A red rectangle, denoting the red penalty card shown to a player being sent off
2DF ENG Ethan Laird 27 (8)43 (1)1203 (3)035 (12)560
3DF ENG Lee Buchanan 310000104110
4DF AUT Christoph Klarer 43130205 (1)153 (1)2130
5DF ENG Dion Sanderson 1 (1)01010306 (1)021
6MF POL Krystian Bielik 20 (12)11 (1)01 (1)01 (2)023 (16)141
7FW SWE Emil Hansson 12 (8)100200 (2)114 (10)200
8FW WAL Tyler Roberts 00001 (1)0001 (1)000
9FW ENG Alfie May [A] 27 (17)160 (3)01 (1)05 (3)133 (24)1750
10FW ENG Lukas Jutkiewicz 0 (16)12 (1)11 (1)02 (4)05 (22)220
11MF JPN Koji Miyoshi † 1 (2)0000 (1)0001 (3)000
11MF SCO Scott Wright 3 (10)120004 (1)29 (11)310
12MF SCO Marc Leonard 14 (21)030206 (1)025 (22)030
13MF KOR Paik Seung-ho 36 (5)11 (2)01 (1)02 (2)040 (10)110
14FW ENG Keshi Anderson 27 (10)72 (1)0203 (3)234 (14)990
15MF ENG Alfie Chang 000 (1)000000 (1)000
16DF KOR Lee Myung-jae 2 (1)00000002 (1)000
17FW SCO Siriki Dembélé † 100000001000
17FW SCO Lyndon Dykes 9 (16)12 (1)2001 (3)212 (20)530
18MF ISL Willum Þór Willumsson 36 (5)61 (2)1103050 (7)710
19MF ENG Taylor Gardner-Hickman * 22 (11)320006 (1)030 (12)370
20DF ENG Alex Cochrane 41 (1)1301 (1)06 (1)051 (3)170
21GK ENG Ryan Allsop 38010204045060
23DF ISL Alfons Sampsted * 4 (13)11 (1)00 (2)0207 (16)100
24MF JPN Tomoki Iwata 38 (2)621004 (1)144 (3)880
25DF ENG Ben Davies * [A] 32 (3)120006 (1)040 (4)150
26MF WAL Luke Harris * 10 (19)330103117 (19)460
27MF ENG Brandon Khela 0 (2)010111 (1)03 (3)110
28FW ENG Jay Stansfield 31 (6)1920004 (1)437 (7)2390
30MF ENG Kieran Dowell * 17 (2)510003021 (2)530
31DF SCO Grant Hanley 2 (11)00 (1)0001 (1)03 (13)010
33FW JPN Ayumu Yokoyama 0 (10)02 (1)10 (1)0537 (12)410
35MF ENG George Hall 000000000000
39MF ENG Byron Pendleton 000000000000
41MF ENG Cody Pennington 000000000000
42DF ENG Josh Williams † 0000000 (1)00 (1)000
43FW ENG Zaid Betteka 000 (1)000000 (1)000
45GK NIR Bailey Peacock-Farrell 8 (1)030004015 (1)010
47MF ENG Josh Home 000000000000
48GK ENG Brad Mayo 000000000000
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  1. [A]
    Birmingham City F.C. gives the second goal to Ben Davies,[158] but most other sources,[80][159][160] including the EFL website,[161] give it to May. This article follows the EFL.
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Players not included in matchday squads
No. Pos. Nat. Name
19MF WAL Jordan James †
46DF NIR Tommy Fogarty
49MF ENG Romelle Donovan
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