It's a break from Sky Bet League One action for Derby County on Monday evening when they take on Premier League side West Ham United in the Fourth Round of the Emirates FA Cup (7:45pm kick-off).
The Rams go into the game at Pride Park Stadium unbeaten in 19 matches in all competitions and full of confidence after a dramatic and late 2-1 win at Port Vale last Tuesday.
In the lead-up to the cup tie getting underway, dcfc.co.uk has brought together all the key information you need to know…
Team News
Versatile midfielder Louie Sibley continues to recover from a groin problem and will be unavailable for Monday night's game, but it is hoped he will return to training in the near future.
Defender Eiran Cashin is back in full training after a hamstring issue and will come into contention to feature against the Hammers.
Central defender James Chester continues to work his way back to fitness after suffering a calf injury earlier in the month.
After signing on loan from fellow League One side Forest Green Rovers on Sunday, goalkeeper Luke McGee is not available for selection after playing for his parent club in the FA Cup earlier this season.
Warne's Words
Head Coach Paul Warne sat down with RamsTV to preview the visit of the Hammers on Monday.
He said: "When we played that first FA Cup game this seasono at Torquay United, I said to the lads that it wasn't about that tie, it's about the ones that you could get in the later rounds. If you can get a Premier League team, especially at home, then you can create a memory for yourself and for your family. I was fortunate enough to play at Anfield in the FA Cup in my career and it's something that my mum still remembers to this day, which means a lot to me.
"I know the importance of it and I appreciate a couple of our lads have played in the Premier League so it won't be such a big thing for them, possibly, but for the younger lads it is.
"It is under the lights at Pride Park, on TV and on a Monday night - the lads can just go out and enjoy it and that's what I want them to do."
From The Dressing Room
Captain Curtis Davies spoke to RamsTV to preview Monday evening's FA Cup clash.
He said: "It's a big game because it's a Premier League team and to have the chance to test yourself against these kind of players; Jarrod Bowen, Declan Rice, Michail Antonio - whoever it is going to be, you like to test yourself against the best.
"The onus is on them to come and win it but we want to make an account of ourselves. I don't like the 'free-hit' phrase, fair enough the onus is on them but you still want to win a game of football, make an account of yourself and progress.
"Me myself more than anyone won't have many opportunities to play against these teams again so if I do get the chance to play, I want to make a good account of myself."
Match Officials
Thomas Bramall will take charge of Monday night's FA Cup clash between the Rams and the Hammers.
Derek Eaton and Steven Meredith will assist Bramall whilst Andrew Madley will be on fourth official duties.
Bramall has been the man in the middle for 20 matches so far in this campaign and the majority of those have come in the top flight and Championship.
He's distributed 57 yellow cards, one red and awarded seven penalties.
Ticket Information
There's still time to secure your seat for Saturday's game at Pride
Park Stadium - but don't leave it until the last minute to buy!
Ticket Prices
£5 - Child (Age 6-12)
£10 - Junior (Age 13-17)
£15 - Young Adult (Age 18-21)
£20 - Adult (Age 22-64)
£15 - Senior (Age 65+)
FREE - Infants (Age 2-5)
Please Note: Proof of age may be requested on entry for age-related concession tickets. Infants, Children and Juniors aged 2-15 must be accompanied by an individual aged 18+/Parent/Guardian.
East Stand Season Ticket Holders
East Stand Season Ticket holders that sit in seat 373 or higher within the upper tier or seat 377 or higher within the lower tier of the East Stand will be required to relocate, due to West Ham United’s request for their full entitlement of tickets. This is in accordance with away allocation regulations set by the Football Association. However, seating will be available for home supporters as normal elsewhere.
How To Buy
Online (Subject to £1 per ticket Booking Fee and available up to TWO hours before kick-off)
Visit dcfc.co.uk and click ‘TICKETS’ then, under the ‘TICKETS’ section, click ‘HOME TICKETS’.
Use your Fan ID and password to log into the system. If there’s an issue, click the ‘forgot password’ link on the login page. If the issue persists, email Ticket.Office@dcfc.co.uk.
Season Ticket Holder Reservations
Season Ticket Holders will be able to secure their seat reservation by visiting dcfc.co.uk, logging into their account, clicking ‘Tickets’, then selecting the ‘Season Ticket Holder Cup Reservations’ tile.
Season Ticket Holders with reservations will only be able to purchase their own seats during the first period of sale.
East Stand Season Ticket Holder Relocators
Season Ticket Holders that do not have a seat reserved have first refusal on all vacant seats. They can purchase a vacant seat by visiting dcfc.co.uk, logging into their account, clicking ‘Tickets’, then selecting the ‘Home Tickets’ tile, and following the instructions within the Derby County v West Ham United (FACR4) event window to proceed to the stadium map.
Purchasing During General Sale
Visit dcfc.co.uk and click ‘TICKETS’ then, under the ‘TICKETS’ section, click ‘HOME TICKETS’.
Phone (Subject to £1 per ticket Booking Fee and available up to ONE hour before kick-off)
Call 0871 472 1884 * between 10am-4pm on Monday-Saturday and select Option 1. Ensure your contact details are readily available including Fan ID, Full Name, Full Address and Date of Birth.
Tickets can either be posted up to 72 hours before matchday and are subject to £2 per Transaction Postage Fee or can collected from the Ticket Office, presented by Seat Geek, which is open 10am-4pm from Monday to Saturday and at least THREE hours before kick-off and up to half-time on home matchdays.
* 0871 numbers are charged at 13p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge.
In Person (No Booking Fee)
The Ticket Office, presented by Seat Geek, is open from 10am-4pm between Monday and Saturday and at least THREE hours before kick-off and up to half-time on home matchdays.
Disabled Supporters
Disabled supporters that require assistance are advised to either call the disability phoneline on 01332 667528 or email Emma.Drury@dcfc.co.uk.
Please refer to the Disabled Supporters Information Page for more information on access, facilities and how to buy tickets.
Car Parking
Seasonal Car Park Pass Holders
Seasonal Car Park Hangers are valid for this fixture in Car Parks A, B and East & West Accessible Car Parks. Supporters with a Seasonal Car Park Pass should display their Hanger on entry.
General Admission Car Parking spaces are available in South Car Parks A & B at a fee of £10 per car and can only be purchased in advance, online by clicking here.
Accessible Car Parks
Disabled supporters that require accessible parking for this fixture are advised to call the disability team on 01332 667528.
Online tickets are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from dcfc.co.uk.
Further Questions?
Supporters requiring any further information can contact the Derby County Ticket Office, presented by SeatGeek, via email and speaking to a member of the team at ticket.office@dcfc.co.uk.
Match Tickets are subject to availability. Terms & Conditions apply.
FA Cup Format
In rounds up to and including the Fourth Round, fixtures resulting in a draw over the course of 90 minutes will go to a replay at the away side.
If the replay once again ends in a draw after 90 minutes, extra-time will be played and then if necessary, a penalty shoot-out.
Since 2016/17, ties have been settled on the day from the Quarter-Finals onwards with the use of extra-time and penalties.
From 2018/19, any tie from the Fifth Round onwards is now also settled by the use of extra-time and penalties rather than a replay.
FA Cup Substitute Rules
In the FA Cup, each club is permitted to name up to nine substitutes on their team sheet, of whom not more than five may take part in the cup tie.
Each club is only permitted a maximum of three opportunities to make substitutions during the game, although clubs may make substitutions at half time and any that are made will not count towards the maximum of three opportunities
Broadcast Information
Domestic Streaming
Monday evening's match is NOT available for live streaming under the FA Cup's streaming rights.
Audio Commentary
Live audio commentary, provided by BBC Radio Derby, is available on dcfc.co.uk.
A monthly audio subscription pass is available for £5 per month and purchases can be made by clicking here.