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Stoke City 3-1 Derby County: Debut double earns dramatic victory for the Potters

STOKE CITY 3
Baker 70, Mubamba 90+4, Thomas 90+8

DERBY COUNTY 1
Morris 60
Debutant duo Divin Mubama and Sorba Thomas scored stoppage-time goals to secure Stoke’s first win of the season, stunning Derby County.
The Rams’ own summer-signing Carlton Morris had put them ahead, before Lewis Baker’s bending shot levelled after 70 minutes.
Few saw such a thrilling finish coming, however, as the game looked settled for a draw. First Mubama, who joined the Potters on loan from Manchester City, flipped the script and headed home.
His new Stoke teammate Sorba then added a glossed finish when he thr...

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