Substitute Jordan James struck deep into injury time to save the Blues as the battle of the new managers ended all square with Luke Williams' Swansea at St Andrew's.
Harry Darling put the visitors ahead, before Siriki Dembele quickly equalised, only for Jamal Lowe to restore the Swans' lead after the break before Wales international James drove home in the 95th minute.
Darling also hit the bar, but Blues wasted several chances as the hosts ushered in the Mowbray era after Wayne Rooney's departure.
"We could have scored five goals with the chances we had in the first half," said Mowbray.
"There were chances right in front of the goals where we had shots blocked and then (Siriki) Dembele ran through at the start of the second half I didn't see Swansea having those chances.
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MAT'S SUPER SADDLERS GO MARCHING ON
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CAM'S GOAL LEAVES MIKE FEELING BLUE
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MOORE WANTS SOME MORE
DARREN Moore hopes the win at promotion rivals Doncaster Rovers will prove to be a turning point for his Port Vale side.
SHRIMPS BID TO STIR THINGS UP
DEREK Adams wants his Morecambe side to build on a 'really big result' against Tranmere on New Year's Day when they visit Newport this afternoon.
'Don't blame this all on Freddie'
PAUL Heckingbottom leaped to the defence of Freddie Woodman after the Preston goalkeeper's mistake so nearly resulted in defeat against Oxford.
FORSON DOUBLE STUNS SKY BLUES
NORWICH head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup told goal hero Amankwah Forson to enjoy the moment after the substitute scored twice in injury-time to earn his side a scarcely believable win over Coventry City.
MCNALLY FIRES IN AS ROBINS FLY HIGH
LIAM Manning predicted a quiet transfer window in terms of signings after seeing his improving Bristol City side move up to eighth in the table - just three points off the playoff zone.
Danny downcast at wasteful Owls
FRUSTRATED Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl admitted he was \"more disappointed than happy\" after watching his side waste a succession of first-half chances before scraping a draw against Millwall.
ALLEN NO ORDINARY JOE, SAYS WILLIAMS
SWANSEA boss Luke Williams paid tribute to supersub Joe Allen after his injury-time goal claimed a point against West Bromwich Albion.
