Back at Pride Park, Derby's Lee Buchanan has been treated for a knock, but he's carrying on. The Rams still lead thanks to Martyn Waghorn's early penalty.

West Brom's Darnell Furlong has headed narrowly wide with the visitors' best chance to equalise so far.

You can react to that news on Bury's extension via #bbcefl on social media.

Here's more on that breaking story: Bury have been given until 17:00 BST on Tuesday to complete a sale and avoid being expelled from the EFL.

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BBC Radio Manchester has just been told the club have been given an extension until Tuesday 17:00 BST to complete the sale and avoid being expelled by the EFL

The club were waiting to hear if a last-ditch offer to buy the League One club would save them from being expelled from the English Football League.

Owner Steve Dale told BBC Radio Manchester he had agreed a deal with analytics company C&N Sporting Risk, led by Henry Newman and Rory Campbell yesterday.

Bury had been given until 23:59 BST on Friday to prove their financial viability.

For the sixth time this season the Shakers have seen a fixture suspended and they are yet to play a game in any competition this campaign.

Left-back Kieran Gibbs has a knock and he's coming off. The Baggies bring Darnell Furlong on instead.

Nice build-up play from the Rams leads to Jack Marriott feeding a neat ball through to Tom Lawrence in the area, but his shot under pressure flies just wide.

In the EFL's other game Doncaster have just taken the lead against Lincoln in League One through Niall Ennis.

The Wolves loanee steadies himself before firing the ball into the top corner. Good finish!

The unbeaten Baggies have responded well to falling behind. Nathan Ferguson goes on a great run down the right, but his powerful low shot is saved by the feet of Rams goalkeeper Kelle Roos.

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The Rams have had three penalties already this season, and Martyn Waghorn has been making up for his miss in their first one of the campaign, against Swansea a fortnight ago.

He's since netted two in a row from the spot.

Martyn Waghorn is brought down by Kieran Gibbs and that's a clear penalty to Derby!

Waghorn will take it himself...

There are an unusually-high number of empty seats around Pride Park, which is normally pretty packed. You can only assume the television coverage has had an impact there, as well as school holidays.

But the atmosphere is still pretty decent and the home side have started brightly...

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We also have an early game in League One today with second-placed Lincoln travelling to Doncaster.

The Imps, who won the League Two title last season, are looking for back-to-back promotions and the chance to play in the second tier of English football for the first time since 1960-61.

They face a Doncaster side who are coming off the back of a late winner in a 3-2 win over Fleetwood last time out.

It's also 0-0 there, in the very early stages.

The Baggies have opted to change ends, so they'll be attacking towards their own fans in the second half.

The hosts Derby get the game going, and immediately force a corner.

The players are out at Pride Park and the travelling army of West Brom fans are singing The Lord's My Shepherd, loud and proud as usual.

Kick-off is coming up next, on this warm summer's afternoon.

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The Rams will be hoping for a repeat of the last time the Baggies visited Pride Park in May.

Needing a win to secure a place in the play-offs the hosts registered a 3-1 victory to seal sixth place.

There's been a bit of change at both clubs since then, not least in the dugout - with the Rams then under the management of Frank Lampard and West Brom under caretaker James Shan.

West Brom hand first-team returns to Nathan Ferguson, Kyle Edwards and Kenneth Zohore, while striker Charlie Austin is on the bench.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, Ferguson, Bartley, Ajayi, Gibbs, Livermore, Sawyers, Phillips, Krovinovic, Edwards, Zohore.

Subs: Bond, O'Shea, Furlong, Brunt, Diangana, Pereira, Austin.

Derby hand a first league start of the season to striker Jack Marriott, after he came off the bench to score in their defeat against Bristol City on Tuesday.

Derby XI: Roos, Bielik, Keogh, Dowell, Waghorn, Lawrence, Marriott, Lowe, Knight, Huddlestone, Buchanan.

Subs: Hamer, Shinnie, Paterson, Clarke, Evans, Bennett, Malone.

We'll bring you the very latest on the situation at Bury very shortly, but first let's bring you the team news for today's lunchtime Championship kick-off.

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Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of a very big weekend in the English Football League.

It's a Saturday of huge contrast for many fans, with dark clouds of uncertainty lingering over those with fears for their club's future, while thousands of other supporters head off to matches comparatively worry-free, under glorious blue skies.

Whether your team's battle today is on the pitch or off it, we wish you all the very best.

Now, shall we begin?