3/1 To Win
Derby County will return to Pride Park Stadium on Saturday for their Sky Bet Championship clash with Plymouth Argyle (3pm kick-off).
The Rams will be looking to keep momentum on their side following a gritty 2-1 win over Coventry City on Wednesday night - which saw them take maximum points away from home for the first time this season.
Paul Warne’s charges will also be hoping to add to their healthy home points tally, after taking 13 points from a possible 18 in the Championship at Pride Park this season.
Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle side come into the fixture off the back of a 1-0 win over Portsmouth on Tuesday night.
Team News
Defender Eiran Cashin will be out of action on Saturday as he received his fifth yellow card of the season against Coventry City on Wednesday night, which sees him pick up a one-match suspension, while winger Corey Blackett-Taylor is available after recovering from a minor hamstring issue.
Midfielder Liam Thompson made his first league start of the season and striker Dajaune Brown madehis first league start for the Rams in the Championship against Coventry, with the duo both pushing to retain their places.
Kane Wilson returned to the fray as a 76th minute substitute against the Sky Blues after being ruled out last Saturday’s clash with Stoke City with a knee issue, but defender Callum Elder has a groin problem which he sustained in the first half at Coventry and will miss out.
Right-back Ryan Nyambe is continuing his rehabilitation after suffering a knee injury against Millwall in October. Winger Tawanda Chirewa (thigh) and David Ozoh (quad) both remain out of action as they continue their recovery programmes.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Saturday's meeting with Plymouth are still available.
Find out more details by clicking here.
Pre-Match Thoughts
Head Coach Paul Warne caught up with RamsTVto discuss coming into the clash with Plymouth off the back of a ‘great result’ at Coventry on Wednesday night.
Striker Jerry Yates sat down with RamsTV to discuss scoring in the crucial win against Coventry and look forward to doing battle with Plymouth at Pride Park.
Remembrance Fixture
The Rams' game against the Pilgrims has been selected as the club's annual Remembrance fixture.
The Plymouth match was chosen as it is the closest home game in the calendar to Remembrance Sunday (Sunday 10th November) and Armistice Day (Monday 11th November).
Find out more about how the club will mark Remembrance by clicking here.
Match Officials
Simon Hooper will referee Saturday's match at Pride Park. Hooper has officiated two Championship games and five Premier League games this season. He has handed out 39 yellow cards and one red card in that time.
Adrian Holmes and Natalie Aspinall will run the sidelines as Assistant Referees. Benjamin Speedie will take on the Fourth Official role.
RamsTV Coverage
Live audio commentary for all of Derby County’s first team matches in the 2024/25 season - both league and cup fixtures - is available to RamsTVAudio subscribers based both in the UK and Internationally.
Information about RamsTV'sVideo Live Streaming and other services for this game, can be found here.
Highlights & Match Replay
Full match reaction will be available on dcfc.co.uk and the Derby County App shortly after full time, with highlights and a full match replay available from 12am the day following the fixture.
Home Supporter Guide
If you're a Derby County supporter attending the fixture at Pride Park Stadium, you can find a wide range of details in our Home Supporter Guide by clicking here.
Visiting Supporter Guide
If you are a fan of our opposition at Pride Park Stadium, full information on visiting Derby County can be found in our Visiting Supporters Guide by clicking here.
