3/1 To Win
Derby County look forward to Good Friday football in the
Sky Bet Championship when they host Luton Town at Pride Park Stadium (12:30pm
kick-off).
John Eustace’s side have secured four wins and two draws in their previous seven matches in the Championship and come into the fixture with the Hatters off the back of a lively 2-2 draw at Portsmouth last Saturday.
The Rams sit in 21st place in the league with four games to go and are three points ahead of opponents Luton, who sit 23rd with 10 wins and 10 draws from 42 games this campaign.
Matt Bloomfield took over as Hatters boss back in January, following the departure of Rob Edwards, after an impressive spell in charge of Wycombe Wanderers. Edwards had taken Luton to the Premier League two seasons ago, but relegation from the top-flight and a difficult start to the current season saw Bloomfield take the reins of the Bedfordshire outfit.
The Hatters enter their clash with the Rams having only lost twice in eight games - one of those defeats came last weekend against Blackburn Rovers as they lost 1-0 to the 10-man Lancashire side on home turf.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Easter Friday's Sky Championship fixture against Luton Town are SOLD OUT, as are tickets for the visit of Stoke City on the final day of the 2024/25 on Saturday 3rd May.
Supporters that have secured their seats for the games are encouraged
to arrive as early as possible to ensure they are inside the stadium in
good time for kick-off, as well as being able to enjoy the food and
beverage offerings on the concourse.
Pre-Match Thoughts
Head Coach John Eustace spoke to RamsTV after training on Tuesday to preview his side’s Good Friday Championship clash with Luton.
Forward Marcus Harness also caught up with RamsTV ahead of the meeting with the Hatters at Pride Park Stadium.
Matchday Programme
Get your Derby County matchday programme 'The Ram' - with an exclusive interview with Norwegian centre-back Sondre Langas - at Pride Park Stadium on Friday!
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
James Linington will take charge of the Championship fixture and the match will be his 16th Championship fixture of the 2024/25 campaign. He has handed out 56 yellow cards and one red card in the division this term.
Linington last officiated the Rams in November 2022, as they triumphed 3-1 at MK Dons in Sky Bet League One.
Kane Graham and Blake Antrobus will be the assistant referees, while Gavin Ward will take on the fourth official role at Pride Park Stadium.
Colin Bloomfield Tribute
Tomorrow, Derby County will be remembering former BBC Radio Derby presenter and commentator Colin Bloomfield, who sadly passed away 10 years ago this month.
A tribute will take place ahead of kick-off at Pride Park, with supporters advised to be in their seats by 12:20pm. ???? pic.twitter.com/wmzSuQPloS
— Derby County (@dcfcofficial) April 17, 2025
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.
