Conor Hourinhane puts Derby back in front in stoppage time with a clinical finish
Substitute Joe Hugill, on loan from Manchester United, equalises for Burton
Steve Seddon pulls a goal back for Burton with fine strike
James Collins heads Derby's second goal after assist from Tom Barkhuizen
Tom Barkhuizen converts Nathaniel Mendez-Laing's cross to give Derby the lead
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Derby 3-2 Burton
Another quiet night at the office, then.
You just don't get routine wins in the EFL.
A cracking second half and a stoppage-time winner, but it's time to sip a cup of something calming and get a good night's sleep.
Thanks, as ever, for your company. See you next time.
Derby 3-2 Burton
Derby scorer Tom Barkhuizen told Sky Sports:
"2-0 it should be more comfortable than it was but then we just decided to stop playing a bit and in this league you're going to get punished.
"Luckily Conor's left foot saved us at the end.
"We gave them a leg up and they made it difficult for us. The goals were defendable from our point of view.
"But we showed great character at the end, kept going and thankfully got the win."
Derby 3-2 Burton
Derby skipper Conor Hourihane told Sky Sports:
"Hopefully that will be a big goal come the end of the season, but it was a scrappy game and we made hard work of it.
"Luckily we got the three points on the end and that's all that matters really.
"It's a sweet ending, but we should be seeing the game out better than that really."
FT: Derby 3-2 Burton
Aaron Webster
Former Burton Albion defender for BBC Radio Derby
Burton have never won on this ground, they did everything they could do to try and deny Derby the three points.
Football is painful, it brings you up and then swiftly back down, but plenty of positives to take from this game, it was an improvement-Albion fans will be gutted heading back tonight.
The in-game management coming back from two-down will have impressed them though.
Derby 3-2 Burton
Image source, BBC SportDerby up to third as Conor Hourihane's last-gasp winner moves them level on points with second-placed Peterborough but behind on goals scored.
They're also within a point of leaders Portsmouth with a game in hand.
Burton showed plenty of promise, but will be absolutely gutted.
The Brewers fought back superbly after James Collins had made it 2-0 shortly after the break.
Steve Seddon quickly pulled one back before Joe Hugill levelled it four minutes into his senior debut, only for the Derby skipper to do what skippers do.
Derby 3-2 Burton
Derby happy to play keep ball near the Burton corner flag.
Just one minute to go.
Derby 3-2 Burton
Aaron Webster
Former Burton Albion defender for BBC Radio Derby
Image source, Mike Egerton/PABurton players strewn about the penalty area.
What a goal, sweet left-footed strike from Conor Hourihane, great technique from him.
It goes through so many bodies into the back of the net.
Albion stood tall but County were throwing pressure at them.
Conor Hourihane (90+3 mins)
There's your hero!
Burton look to have settled for a point as they retreated back towards their box.
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing pings yet anither ball into the box. It's cleared to the ddge of the box where Wilson's shot is blocked.
It falls to skipper Conor Hourihane who shows brilliant technique and composure from the edge of the box to get over the bouncing ball and fire through the crowd into the right-hand corner.
What a second half!
Derby 2-2 Burton
Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Pride Park
The fourth official has gotten plenty of cheers after holding the board up to indicate that there will be seven minutes of added time.
Both sides will fancy their chances of winning this in injury-time.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Burton not quite the stronger side, but giving as good as they are getting at the moment.
Seven!? (minutes of injury time)
Time for either side to get a winner here you would have thought.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Seven minutes of added time thrown into the mix.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Who's going to be the hero?
Burton earn a corner on the left which Powell pings into the crowded six-yard box.
The defending isn't convincing, but it's away.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport
He has got to score hasn't he?!
Great header back across goal, (James) Collins does well to stay onside, the goal is gaping, but he does not get proper contact.
He is scratching his head, looking up to the skies, he knows that is a massive chance for someone of his capabilities.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Important clearance by Rakeem Harper as outmuscles Carayol on the right and sends a dangerous low ball into the box.
James Collins then has a golden chance where he meets a ball over the defence but he miskicks it wide from eight yards out.
Derby 2-2 Burton
A fourth change for Burton as Rekeem Harper comes on for Bez Lubala.
Derby 2-2 Burton
There's a pause as Steve Seddon gets treatment.
Both team use the opportunity to take a long drink and receive a quick pep talk from the sidelines.
In the end the Burton scorer can't continue and he's replaced by Mustapha Carayol.
Derby 2-2 Burton
After four minutes of the second half, Derby were going second.
Thirty minutes later they're back in fourth again.
I didn't think I'd be saying this, but it's anyone's game.
No League One team has scored more than Derby's 15 goals from the 75th minute onwards. Burton be warned.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Burton have grown in confidence and are giving as good as they get.
Jake Caprice drives down the right and forces a corner off Louie Sibley.
Derby do enough to clear, but they look rattled.
Derby 2-2 Burton
Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Image source, Jez Tighe/ProSports/ShutterstockWhat spirit there is in this squad, it has been a terrific fight back from them.
Derby 2-2 Burton
It's been a manic start to the second half and Derby boss Paul Warne makes a change.
It's an attacking one as Louie Sibley comes on for Callum Elder.