The pressure already appears to be on new boss Owen Coyle just four games in, with this their only point of the campaign after conceding a last minute goal.

Blackburn manager Owen Coyle: "I thought, over the course of the game, having got ourselves ahead twice in the game, we could have seen it out and got the three points we were worthy of. 

"We all know it can be a cruel game but, having said that, there were a lot of positives we can take from the game - not least the performance of young Scott Wharton at the back on his debut. When you don't get that two-goal cushion, there is that bit of nervousness and edginess, particularly late on in the game, and I think that is what happened today."

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Razza Camara helped provided some impetus into Derby's victory over Preston on Tuesday, and he been brought on again at half-time, replacing Jacob Butterfield.

We're under way for the second half.

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You might think a manager would be ecstatic at a last minute winner, but not at Forest.

Nottingham Forest boss Phillipe Montanier: "We left it too open for Wigan to come back three times. I can accept that happening once. 

"But to repeat it again and again, we will give ourselves more problems in the future if we do that. We cannot take so many risks. We need to find the right mentality. I enjoy the spirit of the team and we showed our character to win. But there needs to be a balance. We have to learn quickly, because I cannot accept this."

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After winning their opening two games of the season with two clean sheets, it's back to back losses for QPR.

QPR manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink: "We looked second best and couldn't get going. We looked like we had 24 hours less to recover. 

"As as a group, we expected more and wanted more but couldn't deliver. We didn't look like us. Individual errors cost us. Today we didn't have the concentration and the calmness to pass the ball, and I don't know why."

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Preston had lost all three Championship games before their impressive win at QPR today.

Preston boss Simon Grayson: "We've answered one or two critics from during the last few weeks. 

"That will keep a few people quiet for a while. People do tend to get a bit jittery when you lose the first three games. The critics have been answered."

While they've having a half-time cuppa at the iPro, let's get some post-match reaction from today's earlier Championship games.

Craig Ramage
Former Derby midfielder on BBC Radio Derby

"You can hear a bit of booing from the Derby fans. It's been too easy for Villa, it's about tempo and endeavour. At the moment we're too deep as a unit and worried about what Villa are doing. They've got a cigar on at the moment, it's too easy for them."

Aston Villa have hit the post twice in the first half but the scoreline at the iPro remains goalless.

Let's hope for a little more quality in the second period.

Derby can barely get a foothold in this game at the moment but Cyrus Christie's ball into the area in so close to Johnny Russell before the defender clears it away.

Better from Derby.

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That was oh so close for Aston Villa!

Gary Gardner breaks forward and smashes towards goal from outside the area and Derby keeper Scott Carson is left grasping at a thin mix of oxygen and nitrogen but the ball hits the post and bounces back out.

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Wigan three times came from behind to be drawing at 3-3 until Thomas Lam scored three minutes into injury time as Forest claimed victory.

Wigan boss Gary Caldwell told BBC Radio Manchester: "I'm very disappointed, very angry. There's a lot of emotion. 

"I thought we played well, but it's not good enough just playing well. We're here to win games and ultimately we didn't get anything again."

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Aston Villa manager Robert di Matteo will be pleased with the fact his side have restricted Derby's attacking threat, but knows his visitors need to provide a bit more potency in the opposition box.

Tom Ince has Derby's first real sight of goal when the ball breaks to him on the edge of the area but he spoons it over the bar.

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Aston Villa striker Rudy Gestede is down on the ground and cannot continue. Giant* Libor Kazak is coming on for his first appearance since January after fracturing his ankle.

*Kozak is not literally a giant.

Andrew Hamilton: 3 local channels in Zambia showing Lei v Ars but can I find Der v Villa anywhere? Need educating on 'real' football.

May I humbly suggest that you stick with us Andrew?

Derby full-back Craig Forsyth scored his first goal since December 2014 on Tuesday and almost had his second in as many games in bizarre circumstances when his overhit cross almost finds its way in.

Jack Grealish then goes down the other end, weaves around a few Rams defender to get space, but fires straight at Scott Carson.

Derby's opening stages have been summed up by Craig Forsyth's free-kick.

He punts it forward in the general direction of Jason Shackell, but it's way too long for everyone and goes out for a goal-kick. Nigel Pearson won't be happy with that.

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Villa win a corner on the right but Ross McCormack's first two attempts are cleared by Derby defenders for another corner.

But Scott Carson does very well to save Rudy Gestede's header from the third corner.

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A lovely couple of interchanges from Jack Grealish and Ross McCormack allow the latter some space on the Derby area and he lashes the ball against the crossbar.

I think Scott Carson may have got his fingertips on that one...

Rudy Gestede makes a claim for comedy miss-kick of the day as he breaks into the Derby penalty area and looks to put a cross in.

He barely even connects with the ball and the Rams clear.