Derby's Max Lowe, who was deemed to have brought down Matheus Pereira for the penalty from which West Brom equalised late on, tells Sky Sports: "I didn't touch him. I asked him, and he laughed..."

I dare say we'll have more on this across the rest of the afternoon.

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So Derby have drawn three of their first five Championship games, while winning one and losing one of the other two.

West Brom also have a third draw of their campaign, but they won their other two matches, so they have nine points compared to Derby's six.

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That's it. West Brom's unbeaten start to the league season continues.

It was a busy afternoon for referee Gavin Ward...

The referee gave the hosts two penalties, Martyn Waghorn scoring one and seeing Sam Johnstone save the second, and the visitors one, scored by Kenneth Zohore.

To round off his day's work he sent off West Brom boss Slaven Bilic late on.

And now West Brom waste a late corner of their own, sending it way over everyone's head.

That might be that...

A Derby corner is wastefully curled straight in to the hands of West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone.

There are going to be four added minutes... FOUR minutes for someone to find a winner.

Referee Gavin Ward has shown West Brom boss Slaven Bilic a second yellow card and he's off, sent up to the stands!

Bilic was complaining angrily, presumably for the fact that Livermore's effort didn't lead to a corner, which it should have done.

What a massive opportunity for West Brom to go 2-1 up, but Jake Livermore puts it over from seven yards.

It actually may have been deflected over, but the officials haven't given a corner, much to the Baggies' frustration.

But the England international should have buried it!! It was straight in to his path...

Straight up the other end, Mason Bennett goes close for Derby. Can either side find a late winner?

This game has a third penalty, and it'll be a chance for West Brom to level!

But I don't think there's any contact. Matheus Pereira goes down way too easily, under Max Lowe's challenge.

It's been given though...

George Evans replaces Derby goalscorer Martyn Waghorn, who scored one penalty and missed another before half-time.

Kieran Dowell sends a Derby free-kick over the bar, as we enter the final 10 minutes of this game.

The Derby fans give a huge reception to Jack Marriott, who has run and run and run today, and he's replaced by Mason Bennett, who in turns gets a 'he's one of our own' chant of approval.

The home fans like what they've seen so far today.

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An early penalty from Martyn Waghorn still separates these two sides. He had a second penalty saved shortly before half-time.

But the game remains tight.

At the other end, Tom Lawrence's low shot from range fizzes about half a yard wide of the near post.

Filip Krovinovic attempts an ambitious effort from range for the visitors, but he whips his strike wide.

Moments later, West Brom make their third and final change as Matheus Pereira replaces Matt Phillips.

That means that ex-Southampton striker Charlie Austin will be an unused sub for the Baggies today.

Now a chance for the visitors, as West Brom substitute Grady Diangana makes a good run forward and his low shot is stopped by a strong hand from Kelle Roos.

Derby are pushing for a win-clinching second goal here. It's all Derby at the moment.

Richard Keogh uses his strength on the right to hook in a cross and Martyn Waghorn's instinctive swivel and shot on the turn in the middle is a good one, but it's well saved.

This is bizarre. This attack will be a GIF very soon, I've no doubt.

Derby's Jason Knight and Jack Marriott both miss the ball with air kicks, from consecutive chances to shoot, less than 10 yards out.

A big chance goes begging for the hosts, as West Brom escape.