Bristol City on the attack as Famara Diedhiou slips in Nahki Wells, but his shot sizzles over the top to safety.

Meanwhile, it's not just Bristol City in the wars, as Hull skipper Jordy de Wijs has been down having treatment following another physical collision.

These centre-halves don't let up.

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As heavy rain continues to pour down at The Hawthorns, Charlie Austin is brought off for a rest.

Slaven Bilic sends on Wales' Hal Robson-Kanu up front instead.

After sixth-placed Cardiff were beaten last night, Derby would go level with their play-off rivals if they could battle back and turn this game around to win tonight.

But they've not showed any signs that they're going to do that just yet. West Brom are creating most of the chances.

This is a shame for the hosts. Grady Diangana looks to be in a little bit of pain as he goes off the field. He walks off though, at least.

Callum Robinson comes on instead.

Administrator Gerald Krasner said the Wigan players were "with the club" when asked about their reduction in pay during administration, and it is evident how committed they are by their start to the game.

Kal Naismith tested out Joe Lumley in the Rangers goal with a shot that went behind for a corner and before that Jamal Lowe forced another save.

Naismith denied again! This time attacking Kieffer Moore's cross.

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Ben Hamer does really well here to keep Derby only one goal down, getting down low to save from Matheus Pereira's well-struck effort.

Early set-back for Bristol City as Nathan Baker is injured having clashed heads while stretching for a header.

Zak Vyner is brought on a replacement.

Fingers crossed Baker's ok.

Meanwhile, there are 45 minutes left at The Hawthorns, where West Brom are aiming to go top of the table - and doing so, as it stands, ahead of Leeds hosting Stoke on Thursday.

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Kick-off is getting under way at Ashton Gate, the DW Stadium and St Andrew's right now.

We'll keep you up to date with the goals and major incidents, as well as focusing on West Brom's visit of Derby.

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Having seen Millwall lose at home to Middlesbrough and Derby 1-0 down at West Brom, Swans boss Steve Cooper will be geeing his players up not to pass up the opportunity of possibly moving up to seventh tonight.

They've been decent since the restart, a shock defeat by strugglers Luton aside, and come up against a Blues side who are without a win since February.

Birmingham were dogged against Fulham but were undone late on, to draw them back into the relegation dogfight, while a timely return to form tonight would give them some valuable breathing space.

Which Birmingham side will turn up? That's the key... The one that held West Brom and kept fighting to score three against Hull? Or the one that surrendered to fellow strugglers Huddersfield?

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Hull City's players have had a gauntlet laid down to them by Middlesbrough's win, which puts Grant McCann's side in the bottom three before kick-off.

They've won just two games in the calendar year, and despite beating Boro in a six-pointer, were brought back down to earth by West Brom last time out.

Dean Holden has the job of picking Bristol City up after Lee Johnson's departure, as they look for a first win since February.

They're nine points off the play-offs, so realistically out of the picture but would target this game against equally out of form opposition to possibly turn things around.

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BBC Sport at the DW Stadium

It has been a desperate week for Wigan Athletic.

Last Wednesday they were stunned after being put into administration.

Manager Paul Cook has lost staff members amongst the 75 employees that have been made redundant by the club, which now has a 12-point deduction hanging over it.

The Latics go into tonight's game five points ahead of third-bottom Hull, meaning they are effectively seven points from safety given the punishment only applies at the end of the season if Cook's men stay out of the bottom three.

Can they record what would be a remarkable victory against QPR at the DW Stadium this evening?

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So far, so good for West Brom, who would go top of the table tonight if it was to stay like this.

Play-off hopefuls Derby will want to create more chances after the break. They've had lots of the ball, but not much end product so far.

Morgan Whittaker gets a yellow card for apparent simulation. There did appear to be some contact though. Maybe a harsh one.

Ben Hamer pulls off a strong save to keep out Charlie Austin's bouncing effort, after Grady Diangana's good run and cross-field ball.

The hosts are ending this half in a confident mood.

There'll be four minutes of added time at the end of a rain-soaked half of football at The Hawthorns, where it's still chucking it down.

The Rams are forced in to an early change, as Duane Holmes limps off. Morgan Whittaker comes on instead.

After Derby give away possession inside their own defensive third - for what feels like the fourth or fifth time in this half - Charlie Austin plays a clever ball across the box, but it can't quite reach Kamil Grosicki at the back stick.