Libor Kozak comes close to giving Villa the breakthrough when Derby defenders fell asleep at a corner and he sneaks in around the back post but heads wide.

Villa fans the other side of the stadium thought that was in and are jeered for doing so.

Villa goalkeeper Pierluigi Gollini is nowhere the free-kick but Tom Ince's strike whistles past the post. Will we see the deadlock broken today?

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The Bluebird have five points from their opening four games after goals from Joe Ralls and Anthony Pilkington.

Cardiff manager Paul Trollope: "It was a topsy turvy game. We were disappointed with the first half. We didn't play to our capabilities but we turned it around. Credit must go to the players. 

"I'm pleased with the two goals, they were fantastic strikes, but I was disappointed not to have taken the three points as we led going into the 86th minute. I still want to strengthen. It's no secret we are looking to strengthen in the transfer market."

Yellow card galore here.

Ashley Westwood brings down Tom Ince on the edge of the area and Westwood's Villa team-mate Aly Cissokho is booked for his protestations. Dangerous position this...

Without Rudy Gestede's aerial threat you might think Villa would be struggling to dominate at corners but Tommy Elphick's strike from Ross McCormack's delivery is cleared off the line by Will Hughes.

So close for Villa.

I love manager on the sideline pictures, and this one is no exception. What on earth is Roberto di Matteo signalling to his Aston Villa players here?!

On the pitch, Leandro Bacuna's strike from the edge of the area is deflected wide for a corner.

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Fulham's 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon scored the opening goal before Kevin McDoanald for the hosts.

Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic: "Ryan can be good for us. He made a great impact for us. I'm sure in the future he can be big part of my squad and help us. He can play in different positions.

"My team showed great spirit, ambition, desire and character to come back and win a point. We know how hard the Championship is, I'm not disappointed that we didn't win."

Craig Forsyth's afternoon is over. Chris Baird, newly retired from international football with Northern Ireland is the man to replace him.

Forsyth is up and running gingerly on the sidelines. Derby fans applaud him, but is it wise to continue with a man with a history of knee injuries?

Derby full-back Craig Forsyth and Villa midfielder Gary Gardner are both down on the floor receiving treatment. Forsyth injured his knee ligaments last season and looks to be nursing a similar area.

Cynical foul from Ross McCormack and he is rightly booked. Derby fans up in arms, whatever that means.

Derby have a corner but Tom Ince's deliver is punched away by Pierluigi Gollini and Tommy Elphick clears the second ball into the area.

Derby midfielder Craig Bryson tries to get onto the loose ball ahead of Ross McCormack but doesn't, and is booked for the third time this season.

Will Hughes, making his 150th appearance for Derby, is booked for a cynical foul on Jordan Ayew as the Villa forward ran into space.

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Tom Naylor's late goal means Burton have four points from four games in their first ever season in the Championship.

Burton Albion manager Neil Clough: "As pleasing as it is to get an 88th-minute equaliser, we are disappointed not to have won the game.

"I thought we played very well over the course of the game and made lots of chances. We looked a real threat from set-plays and we deserved at least a point."

BBC Radio Derby's Owen Bradley likes what he sees.

Possible goalsaving tackle from Aston Villa captain Tommy Elphick as Tom Ince flicks the ball around him, but the Villa skipper gets in front of him to clear the ball. Had he not, Ince was through on goal.

Chris Martin almost gets on the end of the Cyrus Christie cross and Derby have certainly come out of the traps better in this second period.

I can start to imagine what Nigel Pearson said in the dressing room.

Finally this game has come to life. Craig Forsyth breaks down the left-hand side and it's a real battle between him and Villa's Leandro Bacuna.

The Derby full-back wins the runs of the ball but can't get it under control and Villa clear.

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Tom Ince has to do better there. Derby striker Chris Martin flicks the ball on to the onrushing winger and he's bearing down on the goalkeeper but he cannot really get enough much power on the shot and the keeper gets the ball away.

From the resulting corner Richard Keogh's header is cleared off the line by Ashley Westwood.

Leandro Bacuna is the first man in the referee's book for a late tackle on Johnny Russell. No complaints from the Villa full-back.