Well-structured and hard-working, until they conceded, Derby put in an excellent backs-to-the-wall display.

Going forward, the big thing for Derby to work on must be bringing Jerry Yates into the game more consistently.

It felt like a statement of intent: Derby County extended their unbeaten run at Pride Park to eight games by dismantling Bristol City.  ...

It was a goal not dissimilar to a hockey penalty; Jackson’s icy composure sending the Rams fans into raptures.

A Friday night under the lights. The Sky Sports cameras following their every move. Football fans across the UK had their eyes firmly...

As much of the crowd spilled out onto the pitch upon the full time whistle, so did an abundance of relief and pride

Derby County Women won their first ever FA Women’s National League Plate as they comfortably beat Cambridge United Women.   After the...

A club record-breaking thirteenth away win of the season means that Derby County require just a point on the final day to secure...

Derby County regained control of their own destiny with a comfortable 3-0 victory at home to Leyton Orient as Bolton Wanderers and...

Derby County’s hopes of winning automatic promotion are now out of their hands after a disappointing draw at Adams Park.

On a very wet evening on the south coast, Derby put in a disciplined performance to earn a potentially crucial point.

Ebou Adams opened his Derby account with a right-footed swerving half-volley to give Derby the win over Blackpool.

In a scrappy, cagey game, Sonny Bradley’s late red for what appeared to be a headbutt was the final blow on a dismal afternoon.

32,358. The number of people in attendance at Pride Park on Saturday, the magnitude of the game not lost on any of them.

Derby got a crucial week off to a good start with a battling win over Reading, who ended the game with ten players.

Derby secured a record-equalling 12th away win in the league this season with a fluid attacking display at the Memorial Stadium.

Louie Sibley and Joe Ward starred as Derby got back to winning ways beating Port Vale by three goals to nil.

Derby’s hopes of automatic promotion suffered another blow, as Charlton ended their 18-game winless run at Pride Park.

During an afternoon in which other results went their way, Derby failed to capitalise, as they fell to a 2-1 defeat in a promotion 6 pointer

A striker-less Derby required a 90th minute winner to get past a frustrating Stevenage side.