Derby pegged back by West Brom in stoppage time | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Derby County and West Bromwich Albion drew 1-1. Patrick Agyemang put the hosts ahead in the 44th minute with a close-range finish after a set piece. After the restart the visitors grew, and Chris Mepham headed a leveller in the fifth minute of second half stoppage time from Jayson Molumby's nodded pass following a corner. West Bromwich Albion had 13 attempts to Derby's five, while the Rams enjoyed 58.1% possession but tested the keeper only once. Derby rise from 10th to 8th and visit Bristol City next, while West Bromwich Albion remain 19th and travel to Portsmouth.

Player of the Match: Jayson Molumby dictated midfield and supplied the late equaliser, completing 51 passes with 11 in the final third and winning the ball eight times.

Stat of the Match: Derby recorded 58.1% possession, yet finished with just one shot on target, underlining a lack of cutting edge.

Three Things We Learned: Derby's control did not translate, with 58.1% possession yielding only five attempts and a single effort on target. Molumby's influence was constant, pairing his assist with eight ball recoveries to drive West Bromwich Albion's late push. The Rams were forced back for long spells, making 34 clearances as West Bromwich Albion forced six corners.