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Derby County’s Futsal teams came out on top when they took on local rivals Nottingham Forest in the Football League North Midlands Division on Wednesday.

For the Derby County A team, a hat-trick and Man of the Match performance from Jorge Knowles, as well as goals from Josh Allsopp and Jacob Taylor, were enough to secure all three points in a 5-2 victory.

The result leaves the side third in the Division 1 table.

For the Derby County B team, Sam Goddard (2) and Joe O’Keefe were on the scoresheet in five-goal thriller which ended 3-2 in the Rams’ favour.

The result gave a bit of breathing space for Derby, who remain third in the Division 2 table, two points ahead of Stoke City.

Following the victories, Derby County Community Trust’s Education Manager, Kieron Wicks said: “Following what we all felt were below-par performances against Notts County two weeks ago, we are delighted to get the response we were after.

“The results have given us the confidence to go out and get a result when we face Stoke City in a fortnight’s time.”

The current league table, along with results and upcoming fixtures, can be viewed here: fltfutsal.co.uk/club/derby-county/squad.

All of the players in Derby County’s Fustal teams are part of the Community Trust’s education programmes in partnership with Derby College.

If you want to learn more about Derby County’s Futsal teams or get involved? Visit: http://bit.ly/1Xa8bYJ.

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