Derby vs West Ham LIVE: FA Cup latest score and updates after early Jarrod Bowen goal

10 mins: West Ham take the lead! Michail Antonio takes a shot from the edge of the box and sees his effort blocked. The Hammers recycle the ball and send it up to Tomas Soucek.

He slides it to Antonio and continues into the box. Antonio completes the one-two before Soucek nods the ball across to Jarrod Bowen who prods it home from inside the six-yard area!

9 mins: Chance! Derby have been a little slack in midfield, just taking too long to release the ball. West Ham recover the ball and send Jarrod Bowen driving towards goal.

Michail Antonio makes a run into the penalty area off the ball but Bowen goes for goal and curls his effort straight at Joe Wildsmith.

6 mins: Jason Knight cuts in front of Angelo Ogbonna and leans into the defender before going to ground hoping to be awarded a free kick.

The referee lets play go on and West Ham work the ball over to Ben Johnson on the right wing. He combines with Antonio to get into Derby’s half and the big forward wins a throw in.

3 mins: That could have been an embarassing start for West Ham. They respond in kind though and nick the ball away from Max Bird in midfield before slipping it up to Michail Antonio.

Antonio weaves his way into the right side of the penalty area and hits one at goal. The angle is wrong though and the effort goes wide.

Decent start to the match this.

It’s been over a decade since Derby and West Ham faced each other and it’s the Hammers who get the match underway. They boot the ball long but it’s won by the home side and slotted down the left wing for Tom Barkhuizen.

Barkhuizen drives the ball into the box and pulls it back looking for Jason Knight but Tomas Soucek intercepts and West Ham scramble the ball clear.

Angelo Ogbonna captains West Ham tonight and leads his team out onto the pitch at Pride Park. The winners of this game know that a trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United awaits in the next round.

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West Ham boss, David Moyes, spoke to ITV ahead of kick off. He explained what he’s expecting from tonight’s match and went through his decision to make six changes to the line-up.

“It’s a great club and we’re looking forward to the game.” said Moyes, “Derby are on a really good run. We need to play well and go about the job the best way we can.

“We did well against Everton and need to follow that up. When you win it makes a big difference.

“When you’ve got a squad of players there are a lot of players that want games and you need to keep them happy. A lot have been champing at the bit so they get their chance.

“We want to build momentum. We have a lot of games coming up and we’re involved in Europe too.”

Derby boss, Paul Warne, spoke to ITV before kick off and says he is jealous that he can’t play tonight.

“It’s good for the players, I’m very jealous not to be playing.” said Warne, “I’ve been speaking about expectations and wanting to drive performances. We want a result to take us into the weekend.

“A year ago the fans were protesting in the streets and it’s important we put on a show for them. I just showed a video to the lads about the marches because I know how important this is to the city.

“The club is in a healthy place and we’re trying to push it in the right direction.”

The players have been warming up at Pride Park. David Moyes has changed things up for West Ham by the London side still have a strong line-up.

They should have enough quality to get past Derby tonight but the League one side will cause them problems.

West Ham have twice beaten Derby 5-0 – in a League Cup third-round tie at the Boleyn Ground in November 1988 – when both were in the First Division – and in a Premier League fixture at Pride Park Stadium in November 2007.

Derby’s best result against West Ham was a 6-0 First Division win at the Baseball Ground in December 1928.