Birmingham’s 2-0 Boxing Day win over Burton had to be postponed due to a medical emergency at St Andrew’s.
The match was suspended for four minutes due to an incident in the stands late in the first half.
take to x, Birmingham A statement said: “The game has been paused for what appears to be a medical emergency.
“Sending our best wishes to those involved.”
Burton already posted: “Play has been stopped due to a medical emergency in the crowd.”
They added: “We send our best wishes to everyone involved.”
The match had to be stopped in the 38th minute, but play resumed four minutes later.”
It was only on Monday night that Birmingham were involved in another match involving one Treatment is essential.
It was away at Lincoln, with the incident occurring before kick-off, causing the match to be delayed 15 minutes.
Birmingham won that match to ensure they would be top on Christmas Day.
It was their seventh win in a row in all competitions – their fifth on the bounce in England’s third tier.
Jay Stanfield – who joined the club from Fulham on a deal deadline day Values ​​up to £20 million – Scored the only goal of the game at Broadfield Stadium.
And he was on target again for the Blues against Burton – his 15th campaign in all competitions.
The 22-year-old found the back of the net on 26 minutes from the penalty spot.
His strike means he has now been on target in each of his last four League One matches.
Stansfield will be looking to finish the campaign as the division’s top scorer, surpassing only Louis Barry with his 12 league goals.
But Barry, who has scored 14 times, will not add to his tally with Aston Villa exercising their withdrawal option on his loan deal at Stockport from January.
Birmingham secured victory courtesy of a Max Crowcombe own goal in the 56th minute to stay at the top of the table.