3/1 To Win
Derby County are back on the road
in Sky Bet League One on Tuesday night as they prepare to play their 5,000th league match with a trip to Lincoln City (7:45pm kick-off).
In the lead-up to the game getting underway, dcfc.co.uk has brought together all the key information you need to know…
Tribute To Queen Elizabeth
Supporters will be able to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II prior to kick-off.
Her Majesty served the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth with distinction prior to her passing last Thursday.
The match will be immediately preceded by a minute's silence and playing of the national anthem God Save The King, with players and coaching staff of both sides wearing black armbands.
This is in line with tributes planned across football for Tuesday night's games.
Supporters are asked to be in their seats in good time to allow the pre-match tributes to be carried out in a timely and respectful manner.
RamsTV Live Stream
Supporters worldwide can watch the action unfold LIVE on RamsTV.
RamsTV match passes are available for £10 each and full streaming information can be found below.
Where can I watch the game?
You can watch RamsTV via dcfc.co.uk on a laptop or tablet device or through the Official Derby County App from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
How can I buy Pay-Per-View access?
Supporters who have watched live match coverage on RamsTV previously and wish to buy pay-per-view access need to log into their account on dcfc.co.uk to purchase a match pass. To purchase your match pass, please click here.
If you don’t have a website account you will need create an account, add your 8-digit Fan ID, Name, Address, Postcode, and a valid email address not already registered with an account. Then you will be able to purchase pay-per-view access on dcfc.co.uk.
Where is the game available?
The game will be available to watch worldwide.
How much does the game cost?
The League One fixture is available to view at the cost of £10 per match pass.
Is there anything I need to do ahead of watching the games?
The RamsTV Matchday Live Show begins half an hour before kick-off, at 7:15pm, to provide fans with comprehensive and unrivalled coverage.
Please ensure the following:
- You know your email address and password registered with dcfc.co.uk
- Your details are always up to date – this is how we will contact you with streaming information
- You are logged into your account well in advance of kick-off, last minute queries may result in missing the start of the match
- If you have forgotten your password, please click here
What about International Subscribers?
Overseas RamsTV subscribers that have purchased a monthly subscription package for the 2022/23 season are able watch this match as normal by logging in to their account.
What can I expect from the RamsTV Matchday Live Show?
The RamsTV Matchday Live show, amongst other things, includes the following:
- Full match streamed LIVE and in HD
- A multi-camera mix covering all the action
- Instant and multi-angle replays
- Full match commentary with expert analysis
- Match graphics
- 30-minute pre-match show with interviews, exclusive features, and lively studio discussion
- Expert half-time and post-match analysis
Is Audio Commentary Available?
Subscribers for access to live audio commentary, provided by BBC Radio Derby, will be able to listen to the game as normal.
Audio commentary subscriptions can be purchased by clicking here.
Got a question?
Head over to the FAQs section relating to RamsTV live streams by clicking here.
For any additional queries relating to login and account creation on dcfc.co.uk, please email [email protected].
Team News
Defender Curtis Davies is back in training after recovering from a quad injury that he sustained in training last month. His spell out of action ruled him out of seven matches but, after resuming training last week, he is set to feature in the matchday squad for the first time since early August.
Centre-back James Chester has returned to training last week after missing all of Derby’s matches so far this season with an achilles issue. He is not expected to be involved in the matchday squad against the Imps as he continues to build up his fitness.
Midfielder Korey Smith remains out of action with a toe problem that he sustained in the 2-1 home win over Peterborough United at the end of August. Smith is close to returning to training but the summer signing from Swansea City still needs time to allow his toe to heal before doing so.
On-loan West Ham United goalkeeper Joseph Anang suffered a hairline fracture to his arm in training last month and he is still waiting for the fracture to heal before returning to training, although this isn’t expected for a number of weeks.
Manager's Views
Interim Manager Liam Rosenior sat down with RamsTV in the lead-up to the Rams' clash against the Imps.
He said: "I feel like the lads are champing at the bit to play because we’ve
had to wait ten days or so since the Plymouth match. Lincoln are a
difficult side to beat and they play a nice style of football. Mark
Kennedy has gone in there with a clear idea of how he wants them to
play. They have similar principles to us, with a few tweaks. From a
tactical aspect, we need to be really good in this match. We also need
to be disciplined and organised in how we play. Lincoln have some
outstanding individual and technical players but, as I always say, it is
about us. If we play how we know we can, and with the right intensity,
we will give ourselves a very good chance of winning the game."
From The Dressing Room
Midfielder Conor Hourihane spoke to RamsTV ahead of the meeting with the Imps and to review his and Derby's start to the 2022/23 season.
He said: "It’ll be a tough game, as always. There’s not an easy game
in this league, especially away from home, so we’ll need to be bang at it.
We’ll have a big following, who will put demands on us to dominate and win the
game. It’s not going to be easy but we’re looking forward to the challenge."
Rams On The Road
Ahead of each away game this season we'll be running a feature via RamsTV called 'Rams On The Road'.
In the fourth instalment of the season, we look at our opponents in detail ahead of the first league meeting between the clubs since 1986.
Match Officials
Thomas Kirk has been
appointed as the Match Referee for Tuesday night's game.
The official has taken charge of seven matches so far in the 2022/23 campaign, showing 30 yellow cards and no reds in all competitions.
He will be assisted by Anthony Da Costa and Lisa Rashid on the lines, whilst Anthony Moore has been appointed as the fourth official.
Ticket Information
Derby's full allocation of tickets for the midweek clash have sold out.
The Rams were handed a total allocation of 2,042 tickets for the match and these have now completely sold out.
Those fans without a ticket are advised not to make the journey to Lincoln, as they will be unable to gain access to the stadium.
