Battling Derby launched a remarkable late comeback to overturn a two-goal deficit and hold Reading to a 2-2 draw on Monday. Junior Hoilett fired the Royals into the lead with a stunning curling effort to mark his first start since October 2 (37), before doubling the lead with a neat finish from close-range to put Veljko Paunovic’s men in control (56). The story was far from over, though. Derby assistant Liam Rosenior – in charge in the absence of Wayne Rooney, who missed the game as a precaution after showing ‘cold-like symptoms’ though returned a negative Covid test – introduced Colin Kazim-Richards, who scored his third goal in three games to reduce the deficit (86). And then in the first minute of second-half stoppage time, Curtis Davies rose to meet a cross from Nathan Byrne and power in the all-important equaliser (90+1) The teams remain in the positions they started the day after picking up a point each; Reading sit 21st on 22 points, with Derby still rooted to the bott...