3/1 To Win
Derby County will host Sky Bet Championship league leaders Burnley under the
lights at Pride Park Stadium on Tuesday night
(7.45pm).
The Rams saw their impressive four-game winning run come to an end with a 1-0 loss against Swansea City on Saturday.
Chances for Craig Forsyth, Kayden Jackson and Kane Wilson saw Derby go near in the contest at the Swansea.com Stadium, but a late second-half goal from Swans attacker Ji-sung Eom consigned the Rams to their first loss in over a month.
John Eustace’s side will be looking to bounce back against Burnley and continue their positive record on home soil, having taken three wins and one draw from their last five league fixtures at Pride Park Stadium in league action.
Scott Parker’s Burnley will look to provide a tough challenge for the Rams. The Lancashire side are looking to bounce straight back up and win automatic promotion back to the Premier League after relegation from the top-flight last term - a feat they have managed the last three times they have been in the second tier.
And they have every chance of completing their objective once again this
time around. The Clarets entered the top spot in the Championship after a
2-1 win over Coventry City on Saturday - their 23rd win of the season.
They also have 15 draws to their name and have kept 28 clean sheets so
far this term. One of those shut-outs came against the Rams back in
December, when the points were shared in a goalless affair at Turf Moor.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Tuesday's Sky Championship fixture against Burnley are still available to purchase.
Find out more ticket information for the match by clicking here.
Pre-Match Thoughts
Head Coach John Eustace caught up with RamsTV ahead of another vital match under the Pride Park floodlights.
Right-sider Kane Wilson spoke to RamsTV to reflect on Saturday’s loss at Swansea and preview Tuesday night’s game against the Clarets.
Matchday Programme
Get your Derby County matchday programme 'The Ram' - with an exclusive interview with on-loan Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong - at Pride Park Stadium on Tuesday!
The Ram is sold around the stadium ahead of the game or can be ordered for home delivery.
Find out more by clicking here.
Match Officials
Robert Madley will take charge of the Championship fixture. The match will be his 18th Championship fixture of the 2024/25 campaign. He has handed out 67 yellow cards and no red cards in the division this term.
Madley has been the man in the middle for the Rams previously this season, overseeing Derby’s 1-0 triumph over Middlesbrough on home turf back in August.
Lee Venamore and Matthew Jones will be the
assistant referees, while Tom Nield will take on the fourth official
role at Pride Park Stadium.
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 RamsTV Audio subscribers based both in the UK and Internationally.
Information about RamsTV Video 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.
Rams Matchday Experience
Is it your first time visiting Pride Park Stadium to watch Derby County in action? Here's a handy guide to help you along the way with all you need to know!
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.
