We will continue to bring you all the reaction from Wednesday&apos;s epic penalty shootout win at Southampton .
Five perfect spot-kicks from Frank Lampard&apos;s side after the match finished 2-2 after extra-time booked the Rams a spot in the fourth-round and a trip to Accrington Stanley on Saturday week.
The Rams host Reading in the Championship this weekend, and we will have plenty of build-up to that one, as well as hearing from Lampard ahead of the game.
There will also be plenty of transfer chat, so stick around to make sure you don&apos;t miss a minute of the action. As always, we want you to get involved with our coverage by tweeting us @dcfc_live or joining the conversation on Facebook. You can also leave us a comment below.
Signing off for the day - thanks for following and on to Reading tomorrow.
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Frank Lampard has called up three of Derby County’s most promising young Academy players to the first-team squad for Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship clash with Reading at Pride Park Stadium (3pm).
Lampard is looking to freshen things up following the Rams’ punishing FA Cup third round replay against Southampton in midweek.
The Derby boss plans to make changes after watching his team go to extra-time and penalties at St Mary’s before eventually booking a place in the last 32 of the competition.
Bielsa has admitted to having every one of Leeds’ Championship opponents watched in training, while presenting his analysis of them to journalists.
The club has released ticket details for the FA Cup tie at Accrington.
Tom Lawrence is out of Derby County’s Championship clash against Reading tomorrow and manager Frank Lampard has said there will be changes to the team following the Rams’ FA Cup exploits on Wednesday night.
Derby’s FA Cup third-round replay against Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium went to extra time and penalties before Lampard’s team booked an away tie against Accrington Stanley in round four.
Lawrence, who came off the bench at Southampton, has a hamstring injury.
Derby County put their FA Cup heroics to one side tomorrow when they tackle strugglers Reading in the Championship at Pride Park Stadium.
The Rams earned much praise for seeing off Premier League opponents Southampton in a third-round replay at St Mary’s Stadium on Wednesday night to set up a fourth-round tie away to Accrington Stanley.
Now Derby return to league action looking to improve on a run that has seen them win just one of their last six.
They have drawn their last three home league games against Nottingham Forest, Bristol City and Middlesbrough, and they have lost on the road to Sheffield United at Bramall Lane and Leeds United at Elland Road.
The one win in the sequence came against Norwich City at Carrow Road when the Rams recovered from 2-0 and 3-2 down to emerge victors 4-3.
Harry Wilson is staying at Derby County for the rest of the season.
Wilson’s season-long loan from Liverpool had a recall clause in the deal this month.
The date the clause could be activated has now gone and the 21-year-old Welsh international, who has become a key player for Derby, will remain with the Rams.
Frank Lampard has confirmed his interest in signing Ashley Cole – but said no deal has been reached yet.
The Derby County boss allowed left-back Max Lowe to rejoin Aberdeen on loan, until the end of the season, on Thursday.
That left Scott Malone as the only fully-fit left-back at the club – and he has only just returned from injury. Craig Forsyth and Marcus Olsson remain long-term absentees.
Chelsea legend Cole has been linked with the Rams on a number of occasions since Lampard took charge, and the Rams manager admitted he is keen.
Derby County winger Kyle McAllister has rejoined former club St Mirren on loan.
The 19-year-old is heading back to Scotland for the rest of the season.
McAllister started his senior career at St Mirren, making 18 appearances for the Paisley-based club.
He scored once for the Buddies - a memorable solo effort in a 5-1 Scottish FA Cup win over Spartans in November 2016.
We are in position at Moor Farm waiting to speak to Frank Lampard ahead of Derby’s Championship match against Reading tomorrow.
CR: Wednesday night at Southampton was just what the doctor ordered.
It felt like everybody needed a lift after Derby County’s defeat by Leeds United in front of the TV cameras on Friday.
We were second best at Elland Road, we weren’t at it and we were “beaten up” by Leeds.
A reaction was needed - and the players reacted.
They showed what they are capable of delivering to knock Southampton out of the FA Cup.
It took extra-time and then penalties - but what everyone saw was an energy, hunger and determination.
With four wins in succession in all competitions, confidence is high at Turf Moor though Dyche - who had been linked with a move for Derby County’s teenage defender Jayden Bogle in the transfer window - expects no new arrivals.
CR: Martin O’Neill and Nottingham Forest looks a nice fit, but things do not always work out when an ex-player returns to manage a club where he played.
We have seen that at Derby County.
We’ve had former players in charge with the likes of Steve McClaren (twice), Gary Rowett and John Gregory.
Steve went so close to getting the club out of the Championship in 2013-14 only for us to lose to Queens Park Rangers in the play-off final at Wembley.
His second spell didn’t go to plan.
In 2014-15, we went into March in top spot but crumbled and finished eighth, and he sacked.
Nor did it work out for Gary or Gregs.
So there are no guarantees of a fairytale ending.
Martyn Waghorn says Derby County can use Marcelo Bielsa’s latest exploits as “motivation” for the remainder of the season.
Leeds United head coach Bielsa has been caught up in the “Spygate” controversy after admitting he sent a member of staff to watch the Rams train in the build-up to their Championship clash at Elland Road.
Former Derby County and Mickleover Sports player Andy Dales has joined Scottish Premiership side Dundee on loan to the end of the season.
The 24-year-old wide attacker has scored two goals in 25 appearances for Scunthorpe United this season.
Dales joined Derby at the age of nine and spent 10 years with the club progressing through the Academy and going on to play for the under-21s before he was released.
He signed for Mickleover Sports and attended the V9 Academy run by Leicester City and England striker Jamie Vardy.
Fikayo Tomori’s “outstanding” performance at the heart of the Derby County defence against Southampton impressed former Premier League midfielder Danny Murphy.
The Chelsea loanee again partnered Richard Keogh in the centre of the Rams’ back four in the FA Cup third-round replay at St Mary’s Stadium.
Tomori played the full 120 minutes as Frank Lampard’s men came from 2-0 down to claim a penalty shoot-out victory.
Frank Lampard has said the opportunity of regular first-team action at Aberdeen was behind the decision to let Max Lowe back out on loan.
Lowe, who has spent the majority of the season at Pittodrie, has rejoined the Dons on a deal until the end of the season.
The left-back started as Lampard’s first choice at Derby County, but lost his place and was sent on an initial loan to Aberdeen until January.