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Chris Davies and James Morrison disagree on key decisions after Birmingham City beat West Brom

Birmingham City earned a narrow win over West Brom courtesy of a penalty from August Priske

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 3:11 PM
Chris Davies and James Morrison disagree on key decisions after Birmingham City beat West Brom
Key Things to Know
  • Managers Chris Davies and Morrison clashed over refereeing decisions following Birmingham City's 1-0 victory over West Brom.
  • August Priske scored the winning goal from a first-half penalty won after a foul by Nat Phillips.
  • Morrison disputed the decisive penalty call and claimed referee Gavin Ward performed poorly for both sides.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Birmingham City manager Chris Davies and West Bromwich Albion's Morrison disagreed over key refereeing decisions following Birmingham's 1-0 win on Saturday. August Priske scored the game's decisive goal from a first-half penalty awarded after Nat Phillips pulled his shirt. Morrison argued there was insufficient contact to warrant the spot-kick and criticized referee Gavin Ward's overall handling of the match.

In contrast, Davies claimed Birmingham City should have been awarded further penalties for challenges on Patrick Roberts and Alex Cochrane. Davies also expressed surprise that dangerous tackles on Cochrane went unpunished, though he noted the missed decisions ultimately did not cost his side the victory.

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