An injury-time goal by Bradford's Jamie Lawrence secured a dramatic victory over Derby, who have now gone seven Division One games without a win.

Lawrence, who returned to the Bantams squad after suspension and came on as an early subsitute for Simon Francis, scrambled the winner in the 92nd minute following a great break by Ashley Ward.

Derby's Lee Morris marked his return from injury with an equalising goal from close range on 28 minutes after Claus Jorgensen had put Bradford ahead.

The Danish midfielder drilled home his eighth goal of the season from 25 yards just before the quarter-hour mark after a lively opening at Pride Park.

Nick Chadwick almost levelled Jorgensen's strike in the 21st minute, but his right-foot volley was well held by Aidan Davison.

The visitors could have regained the lead had Ward not blazed over the bar a couple of minutes before half-time.

After the re-start, Derby continued to control the game - and Craig Burley almost put the hosts in front with a dipping effort from distance which just missed the target.

Bradford's first real attack of the second period came in the 52nd minute when Ward volleyed over from the edge of the area after a rare foray into Derby territory.

The home side continued to press forward, and Fabrizio Ravanelli bent a 30-yard free-kick narrowly wide of Davison's post just after the hour.

But it was Bradford who created the better chanes, and Andy Gray headed wide from a superb Gus Uhlenbeek cross before Lawrence pounced.

Teams

Derby: Grant, Barton, Mills (Zavagno 90), Elliott, Boertien, Bolder (Kinkladze 70), Lee, Burley, Morris, Chadwick (McLeod 74), Ravanelli.

Subs Not Used: Oakes, Robinson.

Booked: Mills.

Goals: Morris 28.

Bradford: Davison, Francis (Lawrence 13), Bower, Wetherall, Myers (Jacobs 90), Uhlenbeek, Atherton, Jorgensen, Emanuel, Ward, Gray.

Subs Not Used: Walsh, Standing, Forrest.

Booked: Francis, Bower.

Goals: Jorgensen 14, Lawrence 90.

Att: 23,735

Ref: M Pike (Cumbria).