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Derby set up an FA Cup fourth-round tie with League One Accrington by upsetting Southampton 5-3 on penalties.<\/p>\nDerby set up an FA Cup fourth-round tie with League One Accrington by upsetting Southampton 5-3 on penalties.<\/p>\n
Richard Keogh converted the decisive spot-kick after Nathan Redmond woefully failed from 12 yards at the end of an action-packed 2-2 draw at St Mary\u2019s.<\/p>\n
Goals from Rams duo Harry Wilson and Martyn Waghorn ensured the game finished level after 90 minutes after quick-fire strikes from Stuart Armstrong and Redmond put the Premier League side in control.<\/p>\n
The Championship club thought they had taken a first-half lead but Craig Bryson\u2019s finish was correctly disallowed for offside following intervention by the Video Assistant Referee.<\/p>\n
Replays showed striker Waghorn, who provided the assist for Bryson, was marginally offside in the build-up to the 38th-minute strike, with referee Anthony Taylor ruling it out after a delay of more than two minutes.<\/p>\n
Derby\u2019s preparation for this game was dominated by the fallout from Leeds\u2019 \u2018spying\u2019 ahead of Friday\u2019s 2-0 defeat at Elland Road.<\/p>\n
Leeds head coach Marcelo Bielsa, who admitted sending someone to watch the Rams train, held a press conference on Wednesday where he revealed he had done something similar to all opponents this season.<\/p>\n
County boss Frank Lampard refused to comment on the matter before kick-off and made six changes to the team beaten in West Yorkshire, starting fit-again Liverpool loanee Wilson following a hip injury.<\/p>\n
The visitors almost fell behind in the 11th minute when Southampton defender Jack Stephens headed over from a James Ward-Prowse corner.<\/p>\n
Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl admitted the most positive aspect of his first cup replay as a manager was the opportunity to clear the suspensions of Yan Valery, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Charlie Austin before Saturday\u2019s Premier League clash with Everton.<\/p>\n
The Austrian handed a first senior start to 20-year-old midfielder Tyreke Johnson as part of five changes.<\/p>\n
Johnson, playing on the left, appeared eager to make an impression and was deservedly booked for a rash challenge on Wilson in the 16th minute having escaped an earlier yellow card for diving.<\/p>\n
He almost made a more constructive contribution six minutes later, delivering an inviting cross which Shane Long diverted straight at Rams goalkeeper Kelle Roos from close range, before Armstrong made a mess of the rebound.<\/p>\n
Southampton were then spared a half-time deficit by VAR after Bryson expertly finished a flowing Rams move.<\/p>\n
Scotland midfielder Armstrong broke the deadlock with 68 minutes played, nodding in a rebound from close range after Long\u2019s header from Mohamed Elyounoussi\u2019s cross was cleared off the line by Scott Malone.<\/p>\n
Redmond, who replaced Johnson at half-time, doubled the advantage two minutes later by racing onto Stephens\u2019 pass and lifting the ball over the onrushing Roos.<\/p>\n
Derby had come from two goals down to draw 2-2 in the initial tie on January 5 and they repeated the trick on the south coast.<\/p>\n
Wilson started the fightback with a free-kick from wide on the right which deceived everyone and found the bottom-left corner in the 76th minute.<\/p>\n
The Wales international then provided a pinpoint cross for the unmarked Waghorn to head into the top-right corner six minutes later.<\/p>\n
County substitute Tom Lawrence had a chance to prevent extra-time when he nodded Waghorn\u2019s delivery over the crossbar in stoppage time.<\/p>\n
Redmond wasted a golden opportunity to restore Saints\u2019 lead in the 111th minute, firing straight at Roos after being slipped in by Oriol Romeu, before his off-target spot-kick in the shoot-out proved decisive.<\/p>\n