Birmingham registered their second win in a row under Garry Monk to move out of the relegation zone. Ipswich Town registered just one shot on target in the whole game.
Jota converted a penalty in the 21st minute after Jacques Maghoma was taken down in the box. Ipswich rallied a little in the second half but did not create any real chances as Mick McCarthy’s side slipped to defeat.
Was hardly troubled. Had a very quiet afternoon but will be happy with his work.
The right-back was a part of a back four that was not under any pressure. He performed well.
A good performance from the 30-year-old centre-back who kept the Ipswich attackers at bay.
A strong performance. The former Brentford player has had a difficult season but this was one of his better performances.
Possibly a little quieter than usual but linked up well with his winger and did a solid defensive job.
Scored the penalty and he is one player in the Birmingham side who has true quality.
The former Wolves player picked up a yellow card and ran himself into the ground for his team.
The former Derby target has become a key part of the Birmingham midfield and controlled the game well.
Earned the penalty and was a constant threat on the wing. Was replaced by Jason Lowe towards the end.
Was busy but never looked like scoring. He is a classy player but could have buried one of his chances.
Che Adams was a constant threat. A very impressive performance from the former Sheffield United player.
Slotted in nicely in the midfield.
Came on only for a few minutes.
Came on in stoppage time.
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