Bournemouth pressing high again in Derby's half and nearly forcing another error out of Kelle Roos.

Home fans also voicing their displeasure with that tactic.

No further changes at the break from either side, so we're off and running again...

Any way back into this match for Derby in the second half or will Bournemouth's class see them pull away?

We'll be back under way shortly but let us know your thoughts using #bbcefl

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There were 10 Championship fixtures on Saturday with goals aplenty.

Fulham reclaimed top spot as Aleksandar Mitrovic scored his 21st goal of the season in their 4-1 win against Barnsley.

Third-placed West Brom were beaten at form side Huddersfield, while Stoke consolidated fourth place with a victory against Peterborough.

Coventry City and Sheffield United played out a goalless draw in the early kick-off while Reading and Nottingham Forest drew 1-1.

Meanwhile down towards the bottom, there were key wins for Hull City at home to Birmingham City and Cardiff City at Preston.

Joint administrator Carl Jackson has been giving the latest news on the search for a buyer for Derby County.

He told BBC Radio Derby: "We've set out a clear timetable to all interested parties, which they are working to.

"Our expectation is that we'll land on a preferred buyer in the next two to three weeks."

He added: "We'd like to get out of this as quickly as possible, but I think we're looking at the back end of January before we get everything wrapped up."

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Well, what a first half.

Three goals and plenty of talking points, but it's the visitors who have the lead after coming from behind.

Derby have shown some fight and determination, but Bournemouth have demonstrated their clinicism to score twice through Jaidon Anthony and Dominic Solanke.

More goals to come in the second half? We hope so...

Graeme Shinnie so nearly gives the home fans something to cheer about before the break.

He slices a half-volley over the crossbar after good work down both flanks from Festy Ebosele and Tom Lawrence.

Two minutes added time at the end of this first half...

Bournemouth so nearly get a third before half-time.

Jaidon Anthony's free-kick to the back post sees Philip Billing nod it back across to the unmarked Jefferson Lerma.

But despite having plenty of time to pick his spot, he heads wide of the right post with Kelle Roos stranded on his goal line.

Bournemouth win another corner as Curtis Davies defelects a ball from Dominic Solanke behind.

But, not the greatest of deliveries from Ryan Christie from the right and Derby scramble it clear.

A big change in complexion now on this game.

Bournemouth heading back top of the Championship as it stands, Derby for all the good work they did in the early stages, are behind.

Bit of a scrappy spell as neither side really settles into a pattern of possession.

Half-time approaching.

Shadow widens now across the Pride Park pitch.

Curtis Davies and Dominic Solanke have a good battle for the ball in Derby's half that the Rams centre-back wins on both occasions to snuff out the danger.

Curtis Davies almost finds himself in on goal from Max Bird's free-kick as Bournemouth fail to pick his run into the area.

But, the ball bounces off the centre-back's shin and is gathered by Mark Travers.

Game calms down a touch for the first real time.

But some niggly 50-50 challenges see Gavin Ward blowing his whistle a fair bit.

Philip Billing penalised for being a bit too heavy with a shoulder charge in his own half.

Corner to Derby as Lee Buchanan forces Jack Stacey to deflect his cross behind.

Still plenty of space opening up coming forward for the hosts if they can exploit it.

Bournemouth really going up a gear now.

Dominic Solanke pops up in space down the right this time from Ryan Christie's through ball.

He whips a ball across hw six-yard box but it's got too much on it for Jaidon Anthony to race on to at the back post.

Frantic stuff in these early stages at both ends.

Dominic Solanke is almost in at the near post to nudge Bournemouth infront from a low cross from the left.

But Kelle Roos is out in time this time to smother the ball.