Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson speaking to Sky Sports:
“The two goals we conceded were two of the softest goals we’ve conceded in all my time here, and that includes being in the National League.
“I thought we lacked conviction in our play tonight in the first half, second half I thought we were better, that’s why I’m so annoyed with the second goal, because we’d got back in the game.
“But we looked like a team where everyone was looking around the pitch for someone else to go and make it happen, rather than take responsibility as individuals.
“I’ve got to think long and hard about it, we conceded in the last minute against Cardiff, there’s been a lot of talk around the transfer window, a lot of uncertainty.
“I said to the lads at half-time I want us to play with more belief and conviction.”
Birmingham City boss Chris Davies speaking to Sky Sports:
“It was a really good night for us, I thought we started the game really well just like you’d want to away from home.
“We got on the front foot, had some moments and we could have been maybe a couple of goals up at half-time, so, I was really pleased with that.
“I think we looked like a team, that’s the main thing, we looked like a real team and we had to be one, to come to a place like Wrexham who are a really solid and a really good side, especially at home. So, for us it’s a big, big win.”