Accrington 0-1 Derby – FA Cup as it happened

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Martyn Waghorn broke Accrington hearts as Frank Lampard saw his Derby side sneak through a tricky FA Cup fourth-round assignment.

Having dispatched of Southampton in the previous round and Manchester United in the Carabao Cup, the Championship play-off hopefuls were looking to avoid being on the wrong end of an upset in front of a record-breaking Wham Stadium crowd.

"We spy a giant killing" read the banner unfurled by Stanley fans before kick-off - a cheeky nod to the recent controversy involving Leeds - but Dan Barlaser's second-half sending off eventually told as Waghorn secured a late 1-0 win.

Preview...

What time does it start?

Accrington Stanley vs Derby County kicks off at 12:30pm (GMT) on Saturday 26th January.

Where can I watch it?

Accrington Stanley vs Derby County will be shown live on BT Sport 2 from 12:00pm (GMT).

BT Sport subscribers can watch the action on the BT Sport app.

Highlights will be shown at 10:20pm on BBC One.

Player to watch…

Harry Wilson: The 21-year-old, on-loan from Liverpool, has flourished at Pride Park. The team’s top scorer with 12 goals, the Wales international has impressed in an attacking midfield role, and his stunning ability from dead-ball situations has proved a great asset to Frank Lampard throughout the season.

Harry Wilson will be one to watch (Getty)

Form guide…

Accrington Stanley: LLWLDL

Derby County: WDDLDW

Odds…

Accrington Stanley to win: 13/4

Derby County to win: 17/20

Draw: 5/2

[26 January 2019 14:22 · Kishan Vaghela]

Full Time: Accrington Stanley 0-1 Derby County

[26 January 2019 14:25 · Kishan Vaghela]

So it's the Championship side who join Manchester United and Bristol City side in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

The second half was not without drama though, with a red card for both sides. Dan Barlaser was sent off with half an hour to go before Bogle was given his marching orders.

However, the defining moment came twelve minutes from time with Martyn Waghorn prodding home.

[26 January 2019 14:28 · Kishan Vaghela]

Martyn Waghorn and David Nugent have been speaking to BT Sport as Frank Lampard gets the away end at the Crown Ground boucning.

Nugent said: "It was hard. Waghorn has been in great form and it was a great win."

Waghorn said: "We were at 70-75% in the first half, but coming to a ground like this it was only going to be difficult, so we are just happy to get the win."