Derby up to sixth with victory
Chris Martin (2), Bradley Johnson and Johnny Russell for Derby
Benik Afobe and Adam Le Fondre for Wolves
Emiliano Martinez saves Martin penalty
FT: Derby 4-2 Wolves
Image source, Getty ImagesSo the three points for Derby takes them up to sixth in the table, just one point behind second-placed Reading.
Wolves remain 11th, five points off the play-off places.
If you missed any of the six goals this afternoon at the iPro Stadium, Ged Scott's match report has you covered.
That is just about it for our coverage this afternoon.
If you have not had enough of a football fix for Sunday, you can follow BBC Sport's coverage of the only Premier League game of the day as Newcastle host Norwich.
Quote MessageWe've had some other good performances but not across the two halves. I thought today we managed the game very well. I think we executed the game plan well, we showed we were strong and there we some quality individual performances.
Derby boss Paul Clement, Sky Sports
FT: Derby 4-2 Wolves
Although the possession stats were close, Derby had over twice as many shots as Wolves this afternoon.
Image source, BBC SportQuote MessageWe've got a great bunch of lads and a great squad, but we need to pick up consistency. We've just got to keep performances like this going and I think we'll be there or thereabouts.
Derby midfielder Bradley Johnson, Sky Sports
Quote Message"I thought it was a good display for the most part. We conceded a couple of sloppy goals, but overall it was a very good display.
Derby striker Chris Martin, Sky Sports
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageThere can't be too many complaints. What this game shows is that Derby's investment has been paying off and Wolves' lack of investment is showing up.
Mel Eves, Ex-Wolves striker on BBC WM
Derby 4-2 Wolves
An impressive performance from Derby as three points takes them into the play-off places and within a point of the top two.
Two goals from Chris Martin, who also had a penalty saved, added to by Bradley Johnson and Johnny Russell securing the win.
Wolves showed glimpses and Benik Afobe and Adam Le Fondre took their goals well, but they were second best this afternoon.
Wolves win a free-kick just inside the Derby half but Scott Carson comes and gathers easily.
The former England goalkeeper has seen Wolves score with their only two shots on target today.
Derby 4-2 Wolves
Another four minutes added on in Derby.
Derby 4-2 Wolves
No hat-trick today for Chris Martin then as he is taken off for Darren Bent.
He'll be disappointed with his penalty that was saved but he took his two goals expertly.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTom Ince's free-kick is never in danger of testing the Wolves goal though.
Derby 4-2 Wolves
After losing the ball Bright Enobakhare tries to win it back and is put in the book for his troubles, minutes after coming on.
Wolves have a free-kick yards outside the box...
Derby 4-2 Wolves
Wolves make their final change with 17-year-old striker Bright Enobakhare replacing goalscorer Adam Le Fondre. His fourth professional appearance.
Another chance for Johnny Russell.
He takes a dinked cross inside the area but he's rushed into his shot by the Wolves defence and his sliced effort is easy for Emiliano Martinez to stop.
Derby 4-2 Wolves
Image source, EmpicsDerby make their second change with Chris Baird on for right-back Cyrus Christie.
A session of 'keep ball' appears to have broken out between the Derby players, but they also work it forward.
Johnny Russell nearly is the grateful recipient in the box but a Wolves foot stops him.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the iPro Stadium
"Admittedly, Wolves have not had their share of luck this afternoon. Derby's former Wolves defender Jason Shackell clearly blocked Adam Le Fondre's goal-bound shot with his elbow, the home side's second goal could have been chalked off as Chris Martin levered himself into the air off Kortney Hause's shoulders and Bradley Johnson knew little about the third goal, which just hit him.
"But the visitors have generally been second best. And few would argue that the Rams deserve all three points."
Derby 4-2 Wolves
Paul Clement now opts from some fresh legs as Derby midfielder Jeff Hendrick comes off for Jacob Butterfield.
Moments later, Bradley Johnson lets rip from just outside the area but Emiliano Martinez gathers low down.