Jake Forster-Caskey in action at St Andrews earlier this season
Image by: Paul Hazlewood
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06:31 19th February 2015
by Adam Tighe
*Back-to-back: Birmingham are looking to win two consecutive games against Albion for the first time since the 1996/97 season.
In Eight: Albion have won just one of their previous eight home games (3-2 against Ipswich), losing five and drawing two.
Receivership: The company that owns Birmingham City went into receivership this week.
Middlesbrough: The Blues drew their last game against ten-man Boro on Wednesday 1-1.
Impenetrable: Albion are aiming for a third clean sheet in a row for the third time this season.
Narrow margins: Six out of the last eleven meetings have been settled by a 1-0 scoreline with four of the other five games finishing as draws.
Goal: David Lopez’s 58th minute volley settled this fixture last season.
Heaviest loss: The biggest winning margin in this fixture came when the Seagulls won 4-0 at the Goldstone in 1998.
Away win: Birmingham’s last away league win came on December 28th at Nottingham Forest, winning 3-1.
Missing goals: Both sides have only scored two goals in their last four games.
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