Wrexham's wait for a first home win in the second tier for 43 years will go on after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Birmingham at the Racecourse.

George Dobson headed the Red Dragons in front inside the first 15 minutes of a first half they dominated, but Patrick Roberts struck just 20 seconds after the restart to ensure the points were shared in the game dubbed 'The Hollywood Derby'.

Without Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, or Birmingham shareholder Tom Brady, in attendance, there was an absence of the usual glitz off the pitch - and a cagey first 10 minutes suggested the action would follow suit.

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George Dobson's header put Wrexham ahead

Fortunately, it soon sparked into life. Max Cleworth won a corner, then rose to head the subsequently delivery goalwards, before Dobson ghosted in to nod it beyond James Beadle.

But for Beadle, it might have been two just over five minutes later, when Marc Leonard gifted the ball to Lewis O'Brien, but the England U21 goalkeeper produced...