Birmingham City vs Preston North End Highlights - October 13, 2026

Birmingham City beat Preston North End 4-0 in Championship on October 13, 2026. The match was played at St. Andrew's Stadium.

Liam Millar (34'), August Priske (45'+2', 45'+4'), Demarai Gray (76') scored for Birmingham City.

Birmingham City went into the game in position 7, on 14 points. They had won 2, drawn 2 and lost 1 in their previous five.

At kick-off Preston North End stood in position 24 with 4 points. Their previous five had brought 1 wins, 1 draws and 3 defeats.

Jay Stansfield saw a shot blocked (6'). Soon after, Callum Lang forced a save for Preston North End on 11 minutes.

A block denied Alex Cochrane on 17 minutes. Thierry Small shot wide for Preston North End on 27 minutes.

Patrick Roberts picked out Liam Millar, who scored for Birmingham City (34'). Alex Cochrane picked out August Priske, who scored for Birmingham City (45'+2').

Jay Stansfield picked out August Priske, who scored for Birmingham City (45'+4'). Substitutions: Birmingham City 0, Preston North End 1.

After the break, Stanley Mills was booked for Preston North End (47'). The keeper had to be alert to keep out August Priske’s effort (48').

Shortly afterwards, the referee cautioned Liam Millar of Birmingham City on 50 minutes.

Odeluga Offiah could not find the target for Preston North End (51'). Moments later, Alfie Devine saw a shot blocked (55').

Stanley Mills was sent off for Preston North End (56'). Soon after, a block denied Tomoki Iwata on 60 minutes.

Max Bird tested the goalkeeper for Birmingham City (62'). Max Bird forced a save for Birmingham City on 74 minutes.

Shortly afterwards, Demarai Gray scored for Birmingham City on 76 minutes after a pass from Max Bird.

Substitutions: Birmingham City 5, Preston North End 2.

Birmingham City controlled 76% of possession. Birmingham City had 19 shots with 7 on target, while Preston North End had 6 and 1.

Goalkeeper saves: Birmingham City 1, Preston North End 3. Corners: Birmingham City 6, Preston North End 3.

Birmingham City completed the most passes, 663 in total at 87.5% accuracy. The referee produced 2 yellow cards.