The former Chelsea midfielder masterminded the defeat of Manchester United by the lower division side.
Derby County overwhelmed Manchester United as they edged them out 8-7 on penalties after the game had ended 2-2 in the round three of the Carabao Cup at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
After 15 successful penalties, Rams goalkeeper Scott Carson saved Phil Jones' effort low to his left to secure a famous victory for Frank Lampard's side.
In an incident-packed tie, United took the lead through Juan Mata's first goal in nine months before Harry Wilson - on loan from Liverpool - equalised with a brilliant dipping free-kick from 30 yards.
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United keeper Sergio Romero, making his first appearance of the season, was sent off for handball before Jack Marriott's header put Derby 2-1 ahead.
The hosts needed a 95th-minute header from substitute Marouane. Fellaini to send the match to penalties.
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Lampard, who played under United boss Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, celebrated with his players on the pitch in front of 3,000 travelling fans after knocking the five-time winners out.