It might not have been a classic match by any stretch of the imagination, but Millwall fans won't complain about how they secured all three points at Derby.

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If you are just joining us then you missed a poor first 70 minutes at Pride Park, but a fairly gripping final 20,

Jed Wallace hit the winner as Millwall beat Derby 1-0 to move five points clear of the Championship relegation zone.

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A big result for the Lions from south-east London.

They put some breathing space in between themselves and the bottom three with a rare away victory.

Millwall are next in action at home to Preston, who are 11th, on Saturday.

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Here's how this result leaves the play-off picture.

It is a big chance missed for Derby County, who could find themselves five points off the play-offs by the next time they are in action.

The Rams travel to Nottingham Forest on Monday, with their east Midlands rivals also looking to revive their push for the top six.

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What an away performance that was by Millwall.

They sat deep, defended solidly and denied Derby any openings. The Rams only had one effort on target, which came in the 92nd minute.

The Lions only had one shot on target, and have Jed Wallace to thank for just their second away win in the Championship this season.

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A massive, massive win for Millwall.

That moves them up a place to 19th in the table, five points clear of the relegation zone.

Derby miss the chance to move into the play-off places.

Millwall striker Tom Elliott gets a booking for a classic piece of time-wasting.

Into the final minute and Derby striker David Nugent gives a free-kick away in the right-hand corner for a push on Jake Cooper.

The big centre-back takes his time getting to his feet and the Lions are almost home and hosed.

Into injury time and visiting keeper Jordan Archer makes his first save of the game.

He keeps out a flicked header from Rams defender Fikayo Tomori which came at him low.

He shovels the ball away and Millwall scrabble it clear before their defence block another shot - this time from Florian Jozefzoon - from inside the box.

A bit of good fortune gives Derby a corner on the right.

Martyn Waghorn takes it towards the back post and Jordan Archer punches it away for a throw-in.

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Time is almost up.

Derby are showing a bit more urgency, but are still struggling to get the ball back in the box.

There will be four minutes of added time.

Another change for the Lions.

Goalscorer Jed Wallace takes his time in coming off, with Ryan Tunnicliffe replacing him.

A long Derby free-kick is claimed by Millwall keeper Jordan Archer.

The Derby free-kick goes to the far post.

Richard Keogh controls. He pops the ball back in but, after a bit of head tennis, Millwall clear.

The ball is lofted back in again before Jordan Archer claims the ball.

Millwall midfielder Shaun Williams gets a yellow card for kicking the ball away after the Rams were given a free-kick just inside the Millwall half.

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A final roll of the dice from Frank Lampard.

David Nugent comes on to replace Harry Wilson.

Derby have an attacking throw-in but make a meal of it, and turn possession over to the Lions.

A poor cross from Duane Holmes is cut out by Millwall centre-back Jake Cooper.

Derby are frustrated and lacking ideas.

An easy square pass goes out of play inside the hosts' half.

That sums up their evening so far. They have been way below their best.

The ball is clipped into the Millwall box and Rams striker Jack Marriott goes down clutching his face.

He clashed with Mahlon Romeo but there was nothing in that.

Duane Holmes makes some progress from a throw-in and wins another throw-in.

Then Derby hoist the ball into the area, but it's gathered by the keeper.

Derby continue to play it out from the back and are sticking to their possession game.

Jayden Bogle looks to free Jack Marriott, but Lions keeper Jordan Archer gathers the loose ball.

Any time the Rams look long then the visiting defenders head the ball clear.