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Thanks for your company tonight.

Burton fans can enjoy the win and the look of the Championship table. Your side sit in the final play-off place this evening.

However, there is of course a full EFL fixture list to get through tomorrow and we will be back with you from 14:00 BST for it.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your bank holiday weekend.

Jackson is a not a bad looking fella Bentley, and I'm sure his looks will get better with the more goals he scored.

Thanks for all your tweets tonight.

Burton wing back Lucas Akins told Sky Sports: "Obviously it is fantastic and it's a local derby where we're no longer just playing them in pre-season friendlies.

"It shows a lot of character from the lads as we had a disappointing result in midweek and we bounced back.

"We've got a lot in that dressing room, so hopefully we can to keep surprising people."

Burton goalscorer Jackson Irving told Sky Sports: "We had numerous chances in the opening 15-20 minutes and we're really pleased to start that way.

"It's hard to miss when I'm getting deliveries like that. The manager has asked me to get more goals in open play and I'm glad I am."

That's what they thought, what did you make of that?

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Things just keep getting better and better for Burton.

This another night to add to their most memorable, as Burton beat Derby County in their first competitive meeting.

Jackson Irvine's headed goal enough on the night.

They deserved the win and they look well set to give the Championship a right go this season.

Matty Palmer's night is done. Shaun Barker is on.

Barker has not played a competitive game for four years, when he was at Derby. What an incredible comeback.

Both fans give him a huge round of applause.

No real desire to get forward with the ball now for Burton, who are imply happy to find a yellow shirt. 

The noise levels go up a notch again as the Brewers fans are ready to celebrate arguably their greatest ever result in the league.

We're going to have another three minutes at the Pirelli Stadium. 

Can Burton hold on, can Derby grab a leveller?

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One Nigel looks as if he will be going home happy, one not.

Chris O'Grady's cross from the right is so close to finding Marcus Harness in the middle to seal the game.

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Will Hughes drills one just over the bar from around 25 yards out, one of the sweetest strikes of the night.

Burton replace Tom Naylor with Liam Williamson.

Derby with all the possession in the closing stages, with Burton looking to break whenever they get hold of the ball.

They throw numbers forward looking for a second goal, but Tom Naylor is muscled off the ball inside the Rams area.

It shows how much this game means to those in Burton-upon-Trent that more turned out tonight than to watch Liverpool.

Marcus Harness' cross comes to nothing for the hosts.

Marcus Olsson does really well overlapping from left-back, but his cross is overhit.

Johnny Russell attempts to keep the ball in with his weaker right foot but it flies out of the stadium.

Johnny Russell sees half an opening on the edge of the area, but just as he is about the pull the trigger Kyle McFadzean throws his body in the way to stop it progressing.

We might have struggled for chances in this game, but here's a lovely sunset from earlier over the Pirellli Stadium...

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So enjoy that.

Craig Bryson is the first player booked in the game for a late challenge.

As the referee is booking him, the Derby midfielder berates Richard Keogh for his poor pass that caused him to make that challenge.

Cries of 'Nigel Clough, my Lord, Nigel Clough...' ring around the Burton fans supporting their manager.

This is the first time the Brewers boss has faced the Rams since he was sacked by them in 2013 and he is heading for three points.

Remember, Derby boss Nigel Pearson has already made his three substitutions so there would need to be a tactical shape change to possibly change the game.

Burton meanwhile still have a couple of substitutes left. 

Chris O'Grady wins a free-kick high up the pitch for the Brewers.

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I would like to tell you about the chances being created and the joyous football on show, I really would. But I cannot. Because this has been a hard watch over the past few minutes.

Instead, I'll tell you it is an intriguing tactical battle from the managers.

Another sight of goal from Abdoul Camara. Again he checks onto his left foot, but he is more central than right this time when he strikes the ball, but his effort is only curled into the midriff of Jon McLaughlin.