Huddersfield Town and Birmingham City will have to face off again after their FA Cup clash at John Smith's Stadium ended level on Saturday.
Steve Mounie headed Huddersfield in front after 21 minutes with his fifth goal since signing from Montpellier.
But the Blues — the Championship's lowest-scoring team — hit back through Lukas Jutkiewicz on 54 minutes to leave both teams in the hat for the fifth round.
More to follow.
Steve Mounie headed Huddersfield 1-0 up after 21 minutes, rising above Birmingham defender Michael Morrison to nod homeIt was summer signing Mounie's fifth goal for Huddersfield on his 17th appearance — his first outside of the Premier LeagueThe 23-year-old Benin frontman was congratulated by team-mates Florent Hadergjonaj, Collin Quaner and Abdelhamid SabiriFormer Montpellier striker Mouine celebrated with 23-year-old Switzerland right back Hadergjonaj, who leaped into his armsEx-Middlesbrough striker Lukas Jutkiewicz drew visitors Birmingham level by firing in a right-footed equaliser on 54 minutesTwenty-eight-year-old Jutkiewicz's strike flew into the home side's net via a deflection as players from both sides watched onBirmingham — the lowest-scoring team in the Championship this term — celebrated Jutkiewicz's goal by huddling together
Huddersfield Town XI: Joel Coleman, Michael Hefele, Chris Lowe, Terence Kongolo, Florent Hadergjonaj, Collin Quaner, Abdelhamid Sabiri, Danny Williams, Jonathan Hogg, Rajiv van La Parra, Steve Mounie
Birmingham City XI: David Stockdale, Carl Jenkinson, Harlee Dean, Marc Roberts, Che Adams, Michael Morrison, Cohen Bramall, Jason Lowe, Cheikh Ndoye, Jota, Lukas Jutkiewicz
