Summary

  • Kemar Roofe scores the game's only goal on the counter to give Leeds edge

  • Leeds forward has scored in all three meetings with Derby this season

  • Derby awarded penalty in search of equaliser but see decision overturned

  • Second leg at Elland Road on Wednesday (19:45 BST)

  • Winner will face West Brom or Aston Villa at Wembley on 27 May

  1. Postpublished at 79 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Looking at the replays... it is a very close call.

    Jack Harrison definitely catches Jayden Bogle while trying to clear the ball.

    There's an arm in his back from Bogle... but not much contact.

    I'm sure Rams boss Frank Lampard will have plenty to say about that post-match.

  2. DISALLOWED PENALTYpublished at 78 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Frank LampardImage source, Rex Features

    Hang on, after coming over to his assistant referee Eddie Smart for a discussion, Craig Pawson reverses his decision!

    It's a free-kick to Leeds instead!

    That is a massive call and the Rams can't believe it.

  3. PENALTY TO DERBYpublished at 77 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Jack Harrison and Jayden Bogle tangle in the area and Craig Pawson points to the spot!

    Bogle goes down under challenge from HarrisonImage source, Reuters
  4. Postpublished at 76 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Frustration for Jack Marriott as the Derby striker is pulled up for a foul as he looks to spin in behind the Leeds defence.

    Whites keeper Kiko Casilla takes his time to take the resulting free-kick.

  5. Postpublished at 75 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Derby v LeedsImage source, Reuters

    Derby are finally playing with purpose and urgency.

    A ball is swung into the Leeds box from deep but Kiko Casilla claims that one easily.

    But the Rams forwards are starting to get on the ball more and threaten. Leeds are starting to go deeper and are taking their time as they try to take the sting out of the game.

  6. CLOSE!published at 72 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Almost a great chance for Derby!

    The Rams spread the ball left and Scott Malone has time and space to drive the ball low across goal.

    The ball whistles past everyone - including Jayden Bogle who was trying to get on the end of it - and away.

    This is better from the hosts, who have done little going forward so far - the Rams are yet to get an effort on target.

    Derby head coach Frank LampardImage source, Reuters
  7. Postpublished at 71 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Another Derby free-kick from the right is dealt with by Kalvin Phillips.

  8. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 70 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    The flow of the game has been broken up slightly in the past 10 minutes by substitutions and niggling fouls.

    Another change for the Rams, as Mason Bennett comes on for Duane Holmes.

    Liam Cooper went down dramatically in the Derby box from a free-kick moments ago, but referee Craig Pawson wasn't buying that one.

  9. YELLOW CARD (Holmes)published at 68 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    A flurry of bookings all of a sudden.

    This time it is Rams midfielder Duane Holmes, who loses the ball in a challenge and then handles to stop a Leeds counter-attack.

  10. YELLOW CARD (Keogh)published at 67 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Richard KeoghImage source, Rex Features

    Derby skipper Richard Keogh goes into the book now.

    That one is for wrestling down Kemar Roofe as the Leeds striker looked to peel away and chase onto a ball forward.

  11. Postpublished at 66 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    The Leeds wall does its job as Wilson, to the right of the D, goes back across goal left-footed.

    The man on the right-hand side of the wall manages to head it away from danger.

  12. YELLOW CARD (Cooper)published at 65 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Leeds captain Liam Cooper goes into the box for tugging back Harry Wilson right on the edge of the area.

    This is a really good position for the Rams.

    Cooper's fellow centre-back Gaetano Berardi is also in the book for an earlier challenge.

  13. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 64 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    First change for Derby, as Jack Marriott replaces David Nugent up front.

  14. CLOSE!published at 63 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    An excellent challenge by Jamie Shackleton in the Leeds area on Mason Mount sets up a counter-attack, and it should be 2-0.

    The Whites come forward and Shackleton gets down the right and pulls it back.

    But Pablo Hernandez completely misses the ball and the Rams are let off.

  15. Postpublished at 62 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Derby win another free-kick wide on the right, this time for a foul by Jack Harrison on Jayden Bogle.

    They can't make anything of this set piece as Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla comes off his line to claim the ball well.

  16. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 18:34 British Summer Time 11 May 2019

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    NIck Bruzon: Frank Lampard’s Derby County (TM) fall behind. The Leeds rematch with Aston Villa is going to happen...

    Kimemia Maina: Kemar bringing the Roofe down!!!!!

    Kemar Roofe celebratesImage source, Rex Features
  17. Postpublished at 60 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Can Derby find a way back into this match?

    The Rams have already been beaten twice by the Whites in the regular Championship season.

    We've not seen much of Frank Lampard's side as an attacking unit so far.

  18. CLOSE!published at 57 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Kemar Roofe comes close to getting a second goal straight away, as he controls the ball and tests Derby keeper Kelle Roos from the edge of the area.

    The Dutchman gets down to his left to parry the ball away.

  19. Postpublished at 57 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Craig Ramage
    Former Derby midfielder on BBC Radio Derby

    If you keep giving Leeds that space they will punish you. It was a great ball across but Roofe had too much space.

    Where were the central defenders? Disappointing.

    Leeds celebrateImage source, Reuters
  20. YELLOW CARD (Lawrence)published at 56 mins

    Derby 0-1 Leeds

    Rams winger Tom Lawrence rightly gets cautioned for his foul in the build-up to the Leeds goal.

    Marcelo Bielsa may well thank Craig Pawson for letting the play go on there - good refereeing.