The home side are firmly on top here but haven't found the breakthrough yet.

Gassan Ahadme heads wide from a corner when he maybe should have kept his effort on target.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Derby are in the hat with the big boys, which feels weird to say.

They have come from behind in the most game-of-two-halves game you will ever see.

They trailed at half-time but in the second half Derby came out with more pace, more vigour and more creativity.

Charlie Palmer
Ex-Derby and Notts County defender on BBC Radio Derby

It's been a game of two halves. Newport were the better team in the first half, Derby have been a different side in the second half and deserved it.

All over at Rodney Parade and another cup upset is not on the cards for Newport as they're knocked out at the second round stage.

They made Derby work for it, however, with the Rams being forced to come from behind to beat the Exiles.

Louie Sibley's sumptuous finish and David McGoldrick's late winner puts Derby into the hat for round three.

First shot on target of the day goes to the home side.

A free-kick is half cleared as far as Conor Chaplin and his decent low shot is well saved by Buxton goalkeeper Theo Richardson.

Stuart Ainsley
Former Ipswich Town youth player on BBC Radio Suffolk

Buxton can't get anywhere near Ipswich at the moment, they're going very defensive and struggling with the pace of Ipswich at the moment. Ipswich have got to not take their foot off the gas and try to kill this game early.

David McGoldrick, fresh from scoring a possible Derby winner, receives the ball on the edge of the Newport box as the visitors counter.

He has the time to pause and turn the ball onto his right foot but he belts an effort wide of the mark.

Two minutes left.

Ipswich make a bright start and a cross into the middle is headed off target by Conor Chaplin.

Charlie Palmer
Ex-Derby and Notts County defender on BBC Radio Derby

When you put quality into the box, forwards feed off it. It was a great ball in by Sibley and a great finish by McGoldrick - he's played well this afternoon.

The transformation between Derby's first and second half performances is the difference.

Five minutes added on.

Meanwhile a double change for Newport.

Scot Bennett comes off for Chanka Zimba while James Waite is replaced by Lewis Collins.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Derby have stolen it late on. It was a lovely ball and McGoldrick cushioned his header.

Righteo.

We're under way in our final FA Cup tie of the day and Ipswich and their fans will be hoping it is a shock-free affair.

Time ticking down at Rodney Parade.

As it stands, a replay is on the cards. But can either side find a late winner?

Will Osula and Declan Drysdale have just had a coming together.

Referee Anthony Backhouse has a word with Derby's Osula instead of opting for the yellow card.

Less than 10 minutes remain.

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna makes four changes from the 2-0 win at Exeter City, as striker Gassan Ahadme comes in for his first start.

Former Italy Under-20 international Diego De Girolamo is on the bench for National League North strugglers Buxton.

Charlie Palmer
Ex-Derby and Notts County defender on BBC Radio Derby

It's all Derby, the ball's going into the box and they're getting on the end of them.

The goal's coming, it's been a massive improvement.

Tom Barkhuzien could have seen off this FA Cup tie for Derby.

The visitors put the pressure on Newport and Barkhuizen gets on the end of a cross but his header flies agonisingly wide of the mark.

At the other end, Max Bird launches an effort from the 18-yard line and Newport put a late block in and concede a corner.

Conor Hourihane sends it into the box but Newport head it away.

James Waite picks up the ball for Newport as it goes loose in the Derby half.

Unmarked, he puts a cross into the Derby box but it sails out for a goal kick.

Meanwhile Thierry Nevers comes on for Mickey Demetriou as Newport make a change.