Derby County 1-3 Leeds United - Emirates FA Cup result as Wilfried Gnonto and Ao Tanaka score four minutes apart after Ben Brereton Diaz opener

The Player of the Match spoke to TNT Sports after Leeds' victory:

"I am really pleased to have progressed, we knew it would be a tough game coming here, but we are happy with the win and I am happy with my performance.
"It was a good reminder of what the Championship is like! It was tough, lots of duels, long balls and header, but we had to dig in.
"It was a good move by the team, I am happy with the finish. We train every day and that is a result of that.
"We had a slow start, but we worked our way into the game, and we knew we would have chances, and we just had to take them, and we did.
"We know the FA Cup is always special, we want to dream and take our chances.

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Leeds become the 23rd team in the fourth round of the Emirates FA Cup, meaning there's eight more spots up for grabs today and tomorrow...

Port Vale 1-0 Fleetwood Town, MK Dons 1(3)-(4)1 Oxford United, Preston 0-1 Wigan, Wrexham 3(4)-(3)3 Nottingham Forest

Everton 1(0)-1(3) Sunderland, Macclesfield 2-1 Crystal Palace, Cheltenham 0-2 Leicester, Wolves 6-1 Shrewsbury, Manchester City 10-1 Exeter, Newcastle 3(7)-3(6) Bournemouth, Fulham 3-2 Middlesbrough, Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Brentford, Burnley 5-1 Millwall, Doncaster 2-3 Southampton, Ipswich 2-1 Blackpool, Stoke 1-0 Coventry, Boreham Wood 0-5 Burton Albion, Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa, Bristol City 5-1 Watford, Cambridge United 2-3 Birmingham, Grimsby 3-2 Weston Super Mare, Charlton 1-5 Chelsea

15:00: Salford P-P Swindon*

FT: Derby 1-3 Leeds

14:00: Portsmouth v Arsenal

14:30: West Ham v QPR

14:30: Sheffield United v Mansfield

14:30: Hull v Blackburn

14:30: Norwich v Walsall

14:30: Swansea v West Brom

16:30: Manchester United v Brighton

18:30: The Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round Draw

19:45: Liverpool v Barnsley

*Match postponed due to a frozen pitch

All matches, except for today's 3PM kick-offs will be shown LIVE on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Leeds WILL be in the fourth round! And for the first time in 93 minutes, Farke finally cracks a smile.

Derby finally committed numbers forwards and were punished for it immediately, the ball is lumped up for Nmecha to chase and he latches onto the ball before finding Justin who's bursting through the centre and finishes sharply.

Pride Park is rapidly emptying - except the away end of course - is Derby can even get into the final third in the last four minutes it'll be a surprise.

TNT Sports pundit Joe Hart gave Gnonto the award for his effort and the goal that brought Leeds back level.

Sam Byram replaces the goalscorer, he'd probably have hoped to get more minutes today but can still help Leeds see out this victory.

Despite leading for almost half an hour now, Leeds have still enjoyed 67% as Derby can't get anywhere near the ball right now.

The Rams have only had one shot all second half, but one moment of magic can haul them back level and keep their cup dream alive.

Zetterstrom has been smart today and he's forced into action again by Leeds, parrying the ball to safety after a shot that will hopefully wake up what's fast becoming a sleepy second half.

Bobby Clark has departed for youngster Owen Eames while Patrick Agyemang replaces Lars-Jorgen Salvesen. For Leeds, Sean Longstaff is on for Ilia Gruev.

The Whites are looking more likely to score out of the two sides, Derby can't get anything going.

Rhian Brewster replaces the lively Corey Blackett-Taylor while Lewis Travis is off for David Ozoh.

A corner produces nothing more than a blow to Batth's nose, but Derby need to find some momentum this half. Eustace is preparing changes to help that cause...

And in the blink of an eye, Leeds lead! Nmecha chases a lost cause and keeps the ball in play, recycling it to Joel Piroe who finds a good shooting lane and forces Zetterstrom into a strong save.

Yet he can't gather the ball and it falls to Tanaka, who deserves a goal and has an easy finish at point-blank range.

Leeds are level!It's good interplay between Tanaka and Bijol, whose pass is hurdled by Piroe meaning it runs to Wilfried Gnonto. The Italian's first time finish is almost impossible to save and Leeds are level!

Two poor Jack Harrison corner deliveries have killed the last two attacks, but there's no question that Leeds have emerged from the break with renewed purpose.

Bornauw struggled up against Blackett-Taylor in the first half so Farke withdraws him for James Justin, while Ebou Adams is on for Fraulo to make Derby even more physical.