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Benik Afobe rescues Millwall with late penalty to force Birmingham draw

Millwall’s hopes of reaching the Sky Bet Championship play-offs remain alive after Benik Afobe netted a stoppage-time penalty to rescue a point from a 2-2 draw with Birmingham at St Andrew’s.

Juninho Bacuna’s second goal since joining Blues opened the scoring after only 67 seconds of the second half before Oliver Burke equalised for Millwall from close range.

Lyle Taylor looked as though he had earned Birmingham their first win in four when he slotted home from the penalty spot, but Afobe’s penalty nine minutes into time added on kept Millwall’s play-off push moving forward.

Gary Gardner nearly got the home side off to the perfect start after two minutes when his free-kick left Bartosz Bialkowski helpless before rattling off the corner of the goal frame.

After taking their time to get going, Millwall finally began to apply pressure to a Birmingham backline that had conceded 12 goals in their previous three outings.

Neil Etheridge marked his return to the squad with a good diving save to deny Murray Wallace before Shaun Hutchinson’s strike looked set to nestle in the top corner, but Ivan Subjic was there to deny the Lions skipper on the line.

The best chance of the first half came through excellent work from Onel Hernandez again. The winger fended off challenges from two Millwall defenders before playing Bacuna through down the right channel.

Bacuna raced past Jake Cooper to reach the ball, but his fierce shot smashed the crossbar and was cleared by the visitors.

After failing to make their chances pay in the first half, Lee Bowyer’s side opened the scoring only 67 seconds into the second half.

Hernandez capitalised on a defensive mix-up involving Hutchinson and Cooper before his cutback fell to Bacuna, who struck through

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