By Kieran Gill for the Daily Mail
Published: 22:29 GMT, 16 January 2019 | Updated: 22:35 GMT, 16 January 2019
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Derby have knocked Southampton out of the FA Cup to advance into the fourth round after coming from two goals down to force a penalty shootout at St Mary's on Wednesday evening.
Craig Bryson thought he scored the opener after calmly slotting home a neat Derby move but the move was ruled out by VAR after Martyn Waghorn was ruled out for the offside in the build up.
The deadlock was broken by Stuart Armstrong who headed home for the hosts in the second half before Nathan Redmond doubled their lead just minutes later with a classy finish. Derby pulled one back as Harry Wilson's free kick caught out the goalkeeper. Waghorn then made it 2-2 with eight minutes to play.
Match report to follow.
Richard Keogh scores the winning penalty to send Derby into the fourth round of the FA Cup
Mason Mount put his penalty in off the bar as Derby pulled off a superb comeback
Nathan Redmond missed one of Southampton's penalties in the shootout on Wednesday
James Ward-Prowse puts away his penalty in the shootout at St Mary's on Wednesday night
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