Postpublished at 22:26 GMT 16 January 2019
Richard Keogh! To win it for Derby!
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Keogh scores winning spot-kick to set up tie with Accrington in round four
Saints led 2-0 through Armstrong and Redmond strikes
Wilson free-kick reduces the deficit before Waghorn heads in
Derby's Bryson earlier had finish ruled out by VAR for narrow offside call
Tom Rostance
Richard Keogh! To win it for Derby!
Matt Targett
Oh, just. Saints still alive. For a few seconds longer anyway.
He's got to score this now...
Tom Lawrence
Straight down the middle. All on Matt Targett now...
Jannik Vestergaard
The defender keeps his side in touch. Good finish, low and to the keeper's right.
Mason Mount
No saving that. Lashed in off the underside of the bar.
Nathan Redmond
The first red cross. It is a shocker as well. Very wide, very high. Advantage County.
Image source, AFPDavid Nugent
Nugent follows Ward-Prowse into the bottom corner. Top kicks so far.
James Ward-Prowse
Different type of finish - low and to the keeper's right - but equally good. Level.
Martyn Waghorn
No messing about. High and above the diving hand of the keeper. Quality start.
Derby to go first...
Here we go then! I'll reset the scores to 0-0 for these...
Shay Given, on the coaching staff at Derby now, has a quiet word with Rams keeper Kelle Roos.
'Try and save a few mate.'
This was a great chance to win it...
In total we had 32 efforts on goal tonight.
Still we don't know who will play Accrington Stanley.
Southampton 2-2 Derby
PENALTIES!
John Bennett
BBC World Service
Do not deprive us of a penalty shoot out now! Stop attacking!
Southampton 2-2 Derby
Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One
Straight to sudden death for the pens, yeah?!
Southampton 2-2 Derby
Bit of a scruffy challenge as a cross comes in, Southampton get a corner but the home fans want a penalty.
Referee Anthony Taylor goes to VAR - no dice.
Southampton 2-2 Derby
Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One
There's a lot of talk about people not caring about the FA Cup. I think both sides deserve great credit for the effort they've put into this tie.