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That's it for our coverage of the match in South Yorkshire.

You can read the report of the goalless draw between Barnsley and Derby here.

There's more Championship action on Friday night, when Blackburn Rovers entertain promotion-chasing Brentford.

Do join us then.

The result means Barnsley's seven-match winning run comes to an end.

However, the Tykes are now unbeaten in 10 Championship games and remain in the play-off places, two points clear of seventh-placed Bournemouth.

Derby edge seven points clear of the drop zone while climbing a place to 18th.

But the Rams are now four without a win.

It ends all square at Oakwell.

In difficult conditions, it proves to be a fair result after a scrappy encounter.

Both sides had one good chance in the second half.

Conor Chaplin saw his close-range effort saved by Kelle Roos while Lee Gregory had a stabbed shot smothered by Tykes keeper Bradley Collins.

Graeme Shinnie hit the woodwork for the visitors too.

Audacious attempt at goal by Derby defender Teden Mengi, who side-foots the ball at the Barnsley goal from halfway.

The ball drops some six yards wide of the Tykes goal.

That would have been some winner.

Good defensive header by Craig Forsyth to head away a cross from Callum Brittain.

Barnsley continue to press but another cross is claimed by Derby keeper Kelle Roos.

We are into three minutes of added time.

Any goal will surely win it now.

The offside flag comes to the aid of Barnsley after Martyn Waghorn got in behind the defence and Bradley Collins was forced to punch away his ball into the box.

Daryl Dike latches on to a long ball forward, flicks the ball past Rams defender Teden Mengi and then goes to ground as he gets into the box.

Referee Keith Stroud comes over, and books the Tykes striker for simulation.

The American wanted a penalty and ends up with a yellow card instead.

Replays show Stroud got it spot on. Dike went down looking for the spot-kick after minimal contact.

Rams boss Wayne Rooney finally turns to his bench.

Martyn Waghorn and Louie Sibley come on for Lee Gregory and Kamil Jozwiak.

Can either sub win it in the closing stages?

Derby winger Kamil Jozwiak goes to ground while tussling with Callum Brittain for the ball on the left flank.

It's a dangerous position for a free-kick but Barnsley manage to clear the initial danger.

It's so windy that Brad Collins is having trouble spotting a goal-kick.

The Tykes use the time to bring Herbie Kane on for Romal Palmer.

Derby won't come any closer to scoring than this.

Graeme Shinnie turns on the edge of the area and unleashes a low, curling right-footed shot which hits the right-hand upright.

The ball rebounds off the inside of the post and goes across goal before going behind.

A massive let-off for the hosts.

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Into the final quarter of an hour, and Derby boss Wayne Rooney has yet to turn to his bench.

Valerien Ismael could still make a couple of changes for the hosts.

Brad Collins claims a ball on the edge of his area and a few Rams players appeal that he has stepped out of his box.

Again, the ref isn't buying it.

A bit naughty from Colin Kazim-Richards, who races onto a ball which is clearly heading for Brad Collins and leaves a tiny bit on the Barnsley keeper as he gathers.

Referee Keith Stroud seems happy to wave play on.

Derby have their best chance of the game.

Colin Kazim-Richards gets in behind the Tykes defence on the right from a ball over the top.

He squares the ball to Lee Gregory, but the striker takes a heavy touch and his stabbed effort is smothered by Brad Collins.

Still, Collins was off his line quickly and it's a good save by the keeper.

The ball is clipped into the six-yard box, but it's straight into the arms of Derby keeper Kelle Roos.

Michal Helik was trying to challenge for it, but was too late on the scene.

Foul on Daryl Dike by Matt Clarke while the two were challenging for a long ball forward.

This provides a chance for Alex Mowatt to swing the ball into the Rams box again from 30 yards out.

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A reminder Barnsley are on their best-ever run in the second tier, having won their past seven games.

The Tykes need to find a bit of magic from somewhere in the final quarter of the game to keep that victorious streak going.

Alex Mowatt puts a teasing ball into the Derby box, which Kelle Roos gathers at his near post.

Barnsley keeper Bradley Collins is out of his box once again, this time stooping to head clear some 30 yards out from his line from in front of Lee Gregory.

Derby defender Matt Clarke gets his head to a corner from Graeme Shinnie, but he's sandwiched by two Barnsley men and heads well off target.