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That's just about it from me. Remember, there's live text and BBC One coverage of the Women's FA Cup final ongoing here.

We've got two more Football League play-off games to bring you later on - starting with Barnsley v Walsall from 17:15 BST.

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And finally from Hull manager Steve Bruce: "I hope the fans can fill the place and leave the protests (against owner Assem Allam) at home.

"We need to go and enjoy the game, we've got to be ready and focused for Tuesday and make sure we get the job done."

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More from Hull manager Steve Bruce: "We worked all week at playing on the counter attack. Derby went a little bit direct which played into our hands and then we could break. 

"The full-backs have got bright futures, they want to get forward, they've got the energy levels to get up the pitch.

"We'll be in tomorrow, everybody's delighted now, but we need to keep our concentration."

Hull boss Steve Bruce tells Sky Sports: "It's a big play-off game against a good Derby team and you don't expect to win 3-0. I think it's the best we've played in a long, long time. 

"When you're away from home, to start with you've got to be rock solid. I don't think they've had a chance.

"It's testament to the team and the way they've worked."

Hull City's Moses Odubajo tells Sky Sports: "It's a great result from the lads, we can't get carried away, we'll be back in training tomorrow and getting ready for the game on Tuesday."

Peter Swan
Former Hull player at iPro Stadium, BBC Radio Humberside

"A fantastic performance - Hull have had their luck, they've had their breaks and they've performed to the highest level. They dominated the game."

Hull captain Michael Dawson tells Sky Sports: "It's massive. We're only halfway there. Coming to a place like this, after them beating us twice in the league - it was a magnificent performance.

"We had patches where we didn't play as well as we know we can, but in the semi-final of a play-off, it doesn't matter how you play.

"We've got a 3-0 lead to take into Tuesday and hopefully we can get the job done."

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at iPro Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live

"I am absolutely stunned - I thought this was going to be a close tie. They have absolutely devastated them. Everything Hull have done has worked perfectly, everything Derby have done has just not worked.

"Hull are the team that have looked the more dangerous going forward. At 3-0 you fear for Derby in the second leg, there is nothing for them to play for."

Nick Blackman finds a little bit of space on the edge of the Hull box, or so he thinks. His strike at goal is blocked by about four Hull bodies. But Derby have a corner here. What can they do here?

Hull manager Steve Bruce was looking around at third-choice Dusan Kuciak, yet to make his Hull debut, but Eldin Jakupovic can continue.

Then almost immediately after the restart, Hull's Chuba Akpom is put in by Mo Diame, but fires wide.

Darren Bent has been thrown on by Derby to make a menace of himself and this is what he does here. He flicks on a long ball into the area towards Tom Ince, but Eldin Jakupovic and Moses Odubajo get in the Derby man's way.

They also smash into each other, leaving Jakupovic, himself in for the injured Allan McGregor, and Odubajo both needing treatment.

We've got five minutes of added on time. Five minutes for Derby to find some crumb of comfort to take from this match.

Hull have the chance to make it 3-0 when Chuba Akpom takes the ball off the toes of the ready-to-shoot Jake Livermore and plays in Ahmed Elmohamady.

The Egyptian runs past a defender into the area but is forced wide by Scott Carson and can only hit the side netting.

Derby sub Darren Bent is immediately involved in the action but is offside from a high ball into the area.

It's been one of those sorts of days.

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at iPro Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live

"If it stays at 2-0, Derby have got the proverbial mountain to climb and on what we have seen today, you wouldn't expect them to reach those feats.

"There has been no energy in their play, they have been forcing the ball forward rather than playing it.

"They've lacked patience and control in this game and as soon as they conceded that goal you could feel in the ground the lack of anticipation as to what was going to happen.

"It's almost as if the players have taken a leaf out of that. It's been really frustrating and disappointing and Derby have been a poor second best today."