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2021–22 Birmingham City F.C. season

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Birmingham City F.C. 2021–22 football season
Birmingham City F.C.
2021–22 season
Owner
  • Birmingham Sports Holdings 75.00%
  • Oriental Rainbow 21.64%[1]
Head coachLee Bowyer[2]
StadiumSt Andrew's
Championship20th[3]
FA CupThird round (eliminated byPlymouth Argyle)
EFL CupSecond round (eliminated byFulham)
Top goalscorerLeague:Scott Hogan (10)
All: Scott Hogan (10)
Highest home attendance18,659 (vsBlackburn Rovers, 7 May 2022)
Lowest home attendance4,783 (vs Fulham, EFL Cup 2nd round, 24 August 2021)
Average home league attendance16,161[4]

The2021–22 season isBirmingham City Football Club's 119th season in theEnglish football league system and 11th consecutive season in the second-tierChampionship.[5] As with allEnglish Football League clubs, the first team also competed in theFA Cup andEFL Cup.

The season covers the period from 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022.

Background and pre-season

[edit]
Main article:2020–21 Birmingham City F.C. season

All Birmingham's home matches in the 2020–21 season were playedbehind closed doors because of theCOVID-19 pandemic.[6] Under head coachAitor Karanka, Birmingham City gradually slid down the2020–21 Championship table until, with ten games remaining and in serious danger ofrelegation, former Birmingham playerLee Bowyer resigned as manager ofCharlton Athletic to take over as head coach.[2] The team lost only one of the next eight matches and retained their Championship status with two games still to play.[7] On 11 May 2021, CEO Ren Xuandong resigned.[8]

In June 2020, the club announced a four-year partnership withNike as supplier of kits, which carry the logo of the club's principal sponsor, IrishbookmakerBoyleSports.[9] The home shirt has a camouflage-patterned front in two shades of blue, worn with white shorts and blue socks, while the away kit has a yellow shirt with blue pinstripes and trim, similar to theEuropa League kit of ten years before, with blue shirts and white socks.[10] In November, they brought out a limited-edition third kit; the shirt has a camouflage front in orange and green and a predominantly green back, and is worn with orange shorts and socks.[11]

After a training camp in Scotland, Birmingham planned fivepre-season friendlies: away toCheltenham Town andNorthampton Town, behind-closed-doors games at the Wast Hills training ground againstOxford United – who cancelled due to COVID-19 and were replaced by aSalford City XI[12][13] – andBarrow, and one match atSt Andrew's againstWest Bromwich Albion.[14]

Pre-season friendly match details
DateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersRefs
17 July 2021Cheltenham TownAW3–0Gardner 6',Hogan 36',Leko 82'[15]
20 July 2021BarrowHD1–1Gardner 76'[16]
24 July 2021Salford City XIHW7–0Stirk 1', Williams 9',Lakin 45', Hogan (2) 47', 70',Aneke 48',George 87'[13]
24 July 2021Northampton TownAL2–3Sánchez 5',Jutkiewicz 38'[17]
31 July 2021West Bromwich AlbionHL0–4[18]

EFL Championship

[edit]
Main article:2021–22 EFL Championship

League table

[edit]
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
18Cardiff City46158235068−1853
19Hull City46149234154−1351
20Birmingham City461114215075−2547
21Reading46138255487−3341[a]
22Peterborough United(R)46910274387−4437Relegation toEFL League One
Source:[3]
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[20]
(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Reading were deducted 6 points for breach of profit and sustainability regulations.[19]

Results summary

[edit]
OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
461114215075 −254776102733 −648112342 −19

Source:[3]

Match results

[edit]
EFL Championship match details[21]
DateLeague
position[3]		OpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
7 August 20215thSheffield UnitedAW1–0Colin 19'29,043[22]
14 August 202110thStoke CityHD0–010,189[23]
18 August 202114thAFC BournemouthHL0–29,922[24]
21 August 20218thLuton TownAW5–0Marc Roberts 7',Hogan (2) 26', 47',Gardner 84',Aneke 88'10,014[25]
28 August 20218thBarnsleyAD1–1Jutkiewicz 33'13,950[26]
10 September 20214thDerby CountyHW2–0Hogan 31',Bela 81'14,912[27]
15 September 202110thFulhamHL1–4Deeney 87' (pen.)14,562[28]
18 September 202111thPeterborough UnitedAL0–312,199[29]
25 September 202112thPreston North EndHD0–014,925[30]
28 September 202113thQueens Park RangersAL0–212,257[31]
2 October 202116thNottingham ForestHL0–315,148[32]
15 October 202116thWest Bromwich AlbionAL0–124,870[33]
20 October 202119thHuddersfield TownAD0–015,618[34]
23 October 202117thSwansea CityHW2–1Deeney 47',McGree 82'16,132[35]
30 October 202114thMiddlesbroughAW2–0Marc Roberts 53', Hogan 56'21,582[36]
2 November 202113thBristol CityHW3–0McGree 14', Hogan 68', Gardner 76'16,143[37]
6 November 202115thReadingHL1–2Hogan 3'17,535[38]
20 November 202115thHull CityAL0–212,409[39]
23 November 202117thCoventry CityAD0–022,676[40]
27 November 202113thBlackpoolHW1–0Jutkiewicz 81'17,686[41]
4 December 202115thMillwallAL1–3Deeney 56'14,324[42]
11 December 202115thCardiff CityHD2–2Deeney 29',Šunjić 45+1'17,840[43]
18 December 202117thBlackburn RoversAL0–412,148[44]
2 January 202218thQueens Park RangersHL1–2Aneke 75'18,279[45]
15 January 202218thPreston North EndAD1–1Hogan 86'12,821[46]
18 January 202218thFulhamAL2–6Šunjić 45', Gardner 74'16,491[47]
22 January 202218thBarnsleyHW2–1Hernández 34', Hogan 51'15,742[48]
25 January 202218thPeterborough UnitedHD2–2Gardner 85', Hogan 88'16,380[49]
30 January 202217thDerby CountyAD2–2Taylor 7', Hogan 56'32,211[50]
4 February 202217thSheffield UnitedHL1–2Taylor 61'17,194[51]
9 February 202218thAFC BournemouthAL1–3Hernández 69'8,708[52]
12 February 202217thLuton TownHW3–0Bacuna 25', Taylor 46', Hernández 69'17,292[53]
19 February 202218thStoke CityAD2–2James 12', Gardner 58'23,502[54]
22 February 202218thReadingAL1–2McIntyre 82' (o.g.)12,073[55]
26 February 202219thHuddersfield TownHL0–217,318[56]
5 March 202218thBristol CityAW2–1Chong 2',Gordon 13'21,942[57]
12 March 202219thHull CityHD0–017,231[58]
15 March 202219thMiddlesbroughHL0–215,852[59]
19 March 202219thSwansea CityAD0–018,620[60]
3 April 202218thWest Bromwich AlbionHW1–0Taylor 67' (pen.)17,936[61]
9 April 202218thNottingham ForestAL0–229,293[62]
15 April 202220thCoventry CityHL2–4Pedersen 12', Gardner 39'17,634[63]
18 April 202220thBlackpoolAL1–6Šunjić 63'13,993[64]
23 April 202220thMillwallHD2–2Bacuna 47', Taylor 79' (pen.)17,206[65]
30 April 202220thCardiff CityAD1–1Bela 22'21,395[66]
7 May 202220thBlackburn RoversHL1–2Pedersen 78'18,659[67]

FA Cup

[edit]
Main article:2021–22 FA Cup

Birmingham City were drawn at home toLeague One clubPlymouth Argyle in the third round.[68]

FA Cup match details
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
Third round8 January 2022Plymouth ArgyleHL0–1 (a.e.t.)9,823[69]

EFL Cup

[edit]
Main article:2021–22 EFL Cup

Birmingham were drawn to playLeague One clubColchester United at home in the first round.[70] Bowyer made 11 changes from the team that started atSheffield United 72 hours earlier, giving debuts toChuks Aneke,Jordan Graham andMarcel Oakley, and it was Oakley who scored the only goal of the game with a 75th-minute deflected shot.Tate Campbell made his Birmingham debut as a substitute, andJobe Bellingham, the 15-year-old brother ofEngland internationalJude, was also named on the bench.[71][72] In the second round they fielded a slightly less weakened team, but still made 10 changes from the previous league match, withMitch Roberts,Dion Sanderson and (as a substitute)Alfie Chang making their first Birmingham appearances andNeil Etheridge returning in goal after recovering fromCOVID-19. OpponentsFulham, newly relegated from thePremier League, scored midway through the first half after an error byIvan Šunjić, but Birmingham held out until stoppage time before conceding a second.[73]

EFL Cup match details
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRefs
First round10 August 2021Colchester UnitedHW1–0Oakley 75'6,199[74]
Second round24 August 2021FulhamHL0–24,783[73]

Transfers

[edit]
For those players released or contract ended before the start of this season, see2020–21 Birmingham City F.C. season.

In

[edit]
DatePlayerClub †FeeRefs
1 July 2021Chuks Aneke(Charlton Athletic)Free[75]
1 July 2021Jordan Graham(Gillingham)Free[76]
1 July 2021Ryan Woods(Stoke City)Free[77]
16 July 2021Oliver Basey(Sunderland)Free[78]
9 August 2021Archie Matthews(Swindon Town)Free[79]
31 August 2021Troy DeeneyWatfordFree[80]
15 November 2021Renedi Masampu(Dulwich Hamlet)Free[81]
27 January 2022Juninho BacunaRangersUndisclosed[82]
† Brackets round a club's name indicate the player's contract with that club had expired before he joined Birmingham.

Loaned in

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DatePlayerClubReturnRefs
1 July 2021Riley McGreeCharlotte FC1 January 2022[83]
6 July 2021Juan CastilloChelseaEnd of season, recalled 21 January 2022[84][85]
9 July 2021Tahith ChongManchester UnitedEnd of season[86]
19 July 2021Dion SandersonWolverhampton WanderersEnd of season, recalled 4 January 2022[87][88]
26 July 2021Matija SarkicWolverhampton WanderersEnd of season, terminated (injury) 6 January 2022[89][90]
4 January 2022Teden MengiManchester UnitedEnd of season[88]
7 January 2022Taylor RichardsBrighton & Hove AlbionEnd of season[91]
14 January 2022Onel HernándezNorwich CityEnd of season[92]
27 January 2022Lyle TaylorNottingham ForestEnd of season[82]

Out

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DatePlayerClub †FeeRefs
15 July 2021Andrés Prieto(Dinamo Tbilisi)Mutual consent[93][94]
22 July 2021Steve SeddonOxford UnitedUndisclosed[95]
31 August 2021Charlie LakinBurton AlbionUndisclosed[96]
5 November 2021Adam Clayton(Doncaster Rovers)Mutual consent[97][98]
7 January 2022Caolan Boyd-MunceMiddlesbroughUndisclosed[99]
14 January 2022Chuks AnekeCharlton AthleticUndisclosed[100]
21 January 2022Connor BarrattSheffield UnitedUndisclosed[101]
31 January 2022Leo Dos ReisMonzaUndisclosed[102]
17 February 2022Cianole NguepissiWest Bromwich AlbionFree[103]
30 June 2022Jérémie Bela(Clermont Foot)Contract expired[104]
30 June 2022Renedi Masampu(Metropolitan Police)Released[105][106]
30 June 2022Archie Matthews(Swansea City)Released[104]
30 June 2022Kristian Pedersen(1. FC Köln)Contract expired[104]
30 June 2022Oriol Soldevila(Intercity)Released[104]
30 June 2022Kane Thompson-Sommers(Hereford)Released[104]
30 June 2022Connal Trueman(Millwall)Released[104]
30 June 2022Yoane ZohoreReleased[105]
30 June 2022Iván SánchezReal ValladolidUndisclosed[107]
30 June 2022Fran VillalbaSporting GijonUndisclosed[108]
† Brackets round a club's name denote the player joined that club after his Birmingham City contract expired.

Loaned out

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DatePlayerClubReturnRefs
27 July 2021Ryan StirkMansfield TownEnd of season[109]
30 July 2021Zach JeacockSalford CityEnd of season, recalled 11 January 2022[110][111]
2 August 2021Kane Thompson-SommersWokingJanuary 2022[112]
3 August 2021Fran VillalbaSporting GijonEnd of season[113]
9 August 2021Odin BaileyLivingstonEnd of season[114]
10 August 2021Josh AndrewsRochdaleEnd of season[115]
11 August 2021Sam CosgroveShrewsbury TownEnd of season, recalled 31 January 2022[116][117]
31 August 2021Jonathan LekoCharlton AthleticEnd of season[118]
16 September 2021Archie MatthewsBath City16 October 2021[119]
23 November 2021Connal TruemanOxford United30 November 2021[120]
26 November 2021Oliver BaseyHednesford Town5 January 2022[121]
26 January 2022Harlee DeanSheffield WednesdayEnd of season[122]
31 January 2022Sam CosgroveAFC WimbledonEnd of season[117]
31 January 2022Mitchell RobertsCarlisle UnitedEnd of season[102]
31 January 2022Iván SánchezReal ValladolidEnd of season[102]
11 February 2022Kyle HurstAlvechurchEnd of season[123]
11 March 2022Oliver BaseyHednesford TownEnd of season[124]
18 March 2022Archie MatthewsGloucester CityOne month[125]
24 March 2022Yohan ZohoreHednesford TownEnd of season[126]

Appearances and goals

[edit]
Sources:[127][128][129]
Numbers in parentheses denote appearances made as asubstitute.
Players marked † left the club during the playing season.
Players with namesin 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
Players' appearances and goals by competition
No.Pos.Nat.NameLeagueFA CupEFL CupTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsA yellow rectangle, denoting the yellow penalty card shown to a player being cautionedA red rectangle, denoting the red penalty card shown to a player being sent off
1GKPHINeil Etheridge210101023020
2DFFRAMaxime Colin31 (2)1100032 (2)120
3DFDENKristian Pedersen3721000382111
4DFENGMarc Roberts392000039270
5DFENGGeorge Friend12 (2)0102015 (2)021
6MFENGRyan Woods25 (5)0100026 (5)071
7MFNEDTahith Chong *19 (1)1000019 (1)120
8MFENGTaylor Richards *2 (4)000002 (4)010
9FWIRLScott Hogan28 (8)10100029 (8)1020
10FWENGLukas Jutkiewicz17 (19)2000017 (19)210
11FWFRAJérémie Bela26 (5)2000026 (5)230
12DFENGHarlee Dean14 (1)0000014 (1)020
13GKMNEMatija Sarkic * †230000023000
14FWENGJonathan Leko1 (3)000203 (3)010
15FWENGChuks Aneke †1 (17)20 (1)0203 (18)220
17MFESPIván Sánchez0 (2)000101 (2)000
18MFAUSRiley McGree * †10 (3)2001 (1)011 (4)250
18DFENGTeden Mengi *90100010010
19MFWALJordan James13 (7)1100014 (7)110
20MFENGGary Gardner31 (4)6100032 (4)692
21DFENGDion Sanderson * †14 (1)0001015 (1)020
21MFCURJuninho Bacuna16 (1)2000016 (1)240
23DFNEDJuan Castillo * †1 (2)000212 (2)010
24MFENGJordan Graham18 (6)0002020 (6)010
25MFCUBOnel Hernández *223000022330
27GKENGConnal Trueman0 (1)000101 (1)000
31MFENGCharlie Lakin †00001 (1)01 (1)000
33FWMSRLyle Taylor *145000014530
34MFCROIvan Šunjić33 (8)30 (1)02035 (9)380
35MFENGGeorge Hall1 (1)000001 (1)000
36FWENGTroy Deeney15 (6)4100016 (6)400
38GKENGZach Jeacock2000002000
39MFENGJobe Bellingham0 (2)00 (1)0000 (3)000
41MFENGRemi Walker0000000000
42MFENGAlfie Chang000 (1)00 (1)00 (2)000
43DFENGMitch Roberts1000102000
45DFENGRenedi Masampu0000000000
46MFENGBrandon Khela0000000000
48MFENGJosh Williams000 (1)00 (1)00 (2)000
50DFENGNico Gordon111001012120
52DFENGMarcel Oakley2000214110
53MFENGTate Campbell00100 (1)02 (1)000
54FWENGKeyendrah Simmonds00000 (1)00 (1)000
Players not included in matchday squads
No.Pos.Nat.Name
16FWENGSam Cosgrove
37MFENGOdin Bailey
40FWENGAdan George
44MFNIRCaolan Boyd-Munce †
47MFWALRyan Stirk
51MFENGKyle Hurst

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