Birmingham City midfielder Ravel Morrison shines in draw against Leicester City at St Andrew's Paul only had his problems later in life when he picked up the injuries. But he's so much like Rav - they're at their happiest when they're on the football pitch. They love it in a genuine way and not because of the trappings that come with it. After taking the lead shortly before half-time through Peter Lovenkrands, Birmingham surrendered the victory late on when Ben Marshall's shot careered in off a post from 25 yards. Leicester were the more enterprising team throughout but found Jack Butland in the kind of form that has led to suggestions that, one day, he could provide competition for Joe Hart as England's No1. Afterwards, Butland said this was the best performance of his career but admitted that he has suffered from expectation after being selected for the European Championship last summer, aged only 19. I felt confident. I was positive and I was coming for crosses," he said. At the start of the season I was a ­little nervous and holding back and not doing that because I was frightened to make a mistake. You have to shut things out. Joe [Hart] is fantastic at it. Birmingham City (4-4-2): Butland; Hurst (Fahey 76), Davies, Caldwell, Murphy; Burke (Elliott 56), Spector, Morrison, Redmond; Lovenkrands (Lita 63), King. Subs: Doyle, Mullins, Packwood, Robinson. Goal: Lovenkrands 45. Leicester City (4-4-2): Schmeichel; De Laet, Morgan, Whitbread, Konchesky; Knockaert (Futacs 80), Drinkwater, King, Dyer (Marshall 72); Nugent, Waghorn (Vardy 72). Subs: Logan, James, Schlupp, Moore. Goal: Marshall 86. Referee T Bates (Staffordshire).