And there we have it. A tremendous championship clash sees Wolves come out on top against a Derby side who are now in the midst of a crisis, no wins in six for Steve McClaren's men. Have a read of Ged Scott's report from Molineux.

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Derby boss Steve McClaren: "Everyone saw the incident, (Danny Batth on Darren Bent) but it is gone. We were playing ever so well but that means nothing at this stage of the season, it is about getting results.

"The decisions today, I have to be careful what I say.

"We have peppered their goal, we have hit the woodwork but not defended well at our end. I am just sorry for the players who lost the game."

Spanish La Liga

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Third-placed Valencia are four points clear of Atletico Madrid in the La Liga table after a 4-0 win at Elche. Rumoured Manchester United target Nicolas Otamendi scored their fourth in the final minute.

Wolves manager Kenny Jackett tells Sky Sports: "We were good in possession and we did well to overcome them tonight. We did not worry about Derby too much ahead of the match.

"The board have been very supportive of myself, especially in signing Benik Afobe, as long as it is young players who can do well for us.

"Nouha Dicko did have a look at me when i took him off but I understand that. We were being overrun which is why I brought David Edwards on."

Mat Wilshaw: Poor defending and poor finishing has been Derby's downfall recently. Dropping like a stone

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A jubilant Bakary Sako of Wolves tells Sky Sports: "This is important for us. We can be in the top six so it is a very good win. Sometimes you have to be lucky to get some goals and today we were.

"We are in a very good way and we are going to keep working hard to reach the Premier League."

And there goes the final whistle. Wolves come out victors and move up to seventh in the table.

Bakary Sako, past one, two, three and more Derby defenders before blazing a shot high over the bar. That would have been the cherry on the icing.

Rajiv van La Parre with a superb run, taking the ball from inside his half to gain a free-kick deep inside the Derby half. Kenny Jackett leads the applause, he appreciated that effort from the Dutchman. One minute left...

Wolves boss Kenny Jackett is pacing up and down his technical area. He is pumped up, still gesturing his players to do this and that. They are nearly there..

Four minutes more agony for Derby to endure...

Frustration from Simon Dawkins who petulantly trips a Wolves man. Benik Afobe is coming off and Kevin Doyle is coming on. Remember him?

It's Darren Bent!! But no! The on-loan Aston Villa man pokes a shot goalwards but it is superbly blocked by Richard Stearman. It's not going to happen for Derby tonight.

Four minutes for Wolves to hold on, four minutes for Derby to rescue an effort to gain automatic promotion spot. Remember, they lost in the play-off final to QPR last season. They won't want to go into the play-offs again.

Stephen Mulligan: Ibrahimovic completes a Zlatrick!

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...a free-kick which is wasted by Craig Bryson. High over Tomasz Kuszczak's crossbar. Steve McClaren can't bear to look. That was rather bad.

The worrying thing for Derby fans is that there does not seem to be a Plan B. They continue to pass the ball around, maybe it needs to be pumped longer to put the Wolves defence under more pressure? They have a free-kick deep inside the Wolves half...

Another long-range effort from Jesse Lingard, another easy save for Tomasz Kuszczak. He will eat those up all night long, much like he will his birthday cake later tonight.

Phillip Watson: They should have Lee Grant's OG in the next Spot the Ball competition

It was a shocker

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick for Paris St-Germain as they beat Lorient 3-1 to return to the top of Ligue 1. His third came in injury time after being allowed time and space in the box after two penalties.

In the Bundesliga, Hertha Berlin beat 10-man Hamburg 1-0 thanks to Sebastian Langkamp's 84th-minute goal.

Valencia are easing to victory at Elche in La Liga, leading 3-0 with about 10 minutes left.