By Steve White

DERBY COUNTY 3
Wilson 10, Bradley 18, 86

LEYTON ORIENT 0
PAUL Warne is taking nothing for granted, despite another shift in Derby’s favour in the race for automatic promotion.
A routine home win over Leyton Orient coupled with Bolton’s draw with Portsmouth means Derby have a four-point lead in second place, although the Lancashire club have a game in hand.
It was vital Derby took maximum points and in front of another 30,000- plus crowd, got off to the best of starts when Kane Wilson struck after ten minutes. That lead was doubled eight minutes lat...