Birmingham City is on the cusp of closing promotion to champion. This is the way they can be promoted Tuesday night and can be broken this season.

How Birmingham Promotion on Tuesday Night

Essentially, it was a parade for promotion in Birmingham City.

They faced early attacks by Wycombe Wanderers, but have been consistent since early January and have been ongoing.

Currently, they find themselves scoring 11 points in their second game, two of which are. More importantly, they ranked third in third place, won the Wycombe game, and won a game.

It’s really because of when and not when they ensure their immediate return to the championship. It has the potential to be classified Tuesday night before they clashed in the Vertu Trophy final against Peterborough on Sunday.

Coincidentally, they need a win, which is Wembley’s mid-term Wembley. But if Wycombe fails to win at Huddersfield, they may lose or attract but can still be promoted.

Birmingham is heading into the history of Alliance One

It has been a promotion parade for most of the season at Birmingham City. They lost only three games throughout the season, breaking the record for most wins and third-level scores.

The current points record belongs to Wolves, who accumulated 103 in 2013/14.

For now, Birmingham scored 92 points after 39 games. They can still score up to 113 points this season and only need to score 12 points from the last seven games to break the record.

Birmingham has also won 28 games so far this season. The third level record is 32 wins, set by Aston Villa in 1971/72. The Blues need to win five of the last seven games to beat.

Can they beat the entire point record?

• Birmingham’s pace is equal and may even break the British Professional League season scoring record.
• This was set by Steve Coppell’s Reads in 2005/06, whose Steve Coppell’s Reads won the championship with 106 points.
• Birmingham will continue to outperform the total at the current rate of 2.36 points per game.
• Their remaining 7 games (2.14 points) require 15 points to exceed the traction of reading.

Birmingham Club Records

• 92 points – A new club record with most points in a season, defeating Barry Fry in the 1994/95 2-point match.
• 28 League Victory – Defeated 26 wins in the 2006-07 championship under Steve Bruce.

Bruce cruising on the third floor, but can they be back-to-back?

Sky Sports EFL Editor Simeon Gholam:

“That’s the positivity around St Andrew this season, and it’s easy to forget that this is a club that just suffered a close relegation, and it’s their first spell on the third floor for nearly 30 years.

“I made mistakes last season, especially when it comes to managing recruitment, but the new owner has been working to rebuild the relationship between the club and the club that disappeared in the last era.

“While the owners have clearly stated a long-term plan to rejuvenate the club and the area, they have not forgotten the short term either. St. Andrew has received a new life lease and the place feels energetic again.

“Of course, the winning game also helped. The club that had spent the best part of the decade in the championship game advanced to the first league title.

“For example, there are also a lot of money spent in the game: For example, over £15m on Jay Stansfield is an unprecedented cost for a league-one club. But gambling has paid off, hoping they can immediately form a team that can continue to try and compete in the tournament.

“Since we saw Ipswich get back-to-back promotions from the first league to the Premier League, not long after. The Blues increasingly believe something like this is coming.

“Of course, the first step is to get the work done on the third level.”