A superb defence-splitting pass by Bradley Johnson sends Tom Ince in behind the defence but the winger is unable to control the ball.

The noise levels are cranked up by the home fans.

They probably recognise Wolves have just settled into the game more over the past five minutes.

This is the first time Derby have scored four since Paul Clement took charge in the summer. 

After that Adam Le Fondre goal, he'll be hoping it is not the first time they conceded four.

Kenny Jackett responds to that fourth goal with a double substution.

Sheyi Ojo on for Jed Wallace and Conor Coady replaces Jack Price.

Derby are rampant now.

Charging forward again, Jeff Hendrick's shot is blocked on the edge of the area and the hosts have a corner.

A free-kick on the edge of the area for Wolves is struck by Jeff Hendrick but it hits the wall and comes back out to him. His second effort also hits the wall and Wolves eventually clear.  

Wolves have barely had a kick after the break and Derby carve out another opportunity. 

Chris Martin overhits a cross from the right when Johnny Russell was free in the area.

Chris Martin flicks the ball towards goal with the outside of his boot from the corner but it is nowhere near the target.

Johnny Russell again causing problems down the left with his speed. 

He tries to deliver in the box but Wolves clear for a corner...

First tester of the second half goes to Derby.

Winger Johnny Russell, who scored twice in this fixture last season, makes a powerful run into the area but his shot is straight at the goalkeeper.

The light blue shirted Wolves get us under way.

The teams are back out in Derby and we're close to getting going again.

Anyone for another four goal?

This is the last but of Football League action from the weekend.

A highlight sure has to be goalkeeper scoring, who in football cannot love that? It happened yesterday when Stevenage keeper Jesse Joronen scored from a clearance in their win over Wycombe.

For more interesting tales from throughout Saturday's Football League fixtures, including a happy and relieved mum, referees in the wars, contrasting fortunes for some new bosses and a goalscoring return for a club legend, BBC Sport has rounded up them up for you.

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As we take a breather during half-time, just a reminder that your next dose of Championship action comes on Tuesday night and BBC Sport will keep you up-to-date throughout.

These two teams, though, have to wait until a day later for their midweek game as Derby go to Blackburn and Wolves host Brentford.

Four goals, a missed penalty, it's fair to say that was a lively half of football.

Chris Martin's stunning strike got us going for Derby, before Benik Afobe levelled from a corner.

Martin headed the hosts into the lead again, then saw his penalty saved in added time before Bradley Johnson got the Rams' third.