Derby County will host Cardiff City at Pride Park Stadium on 10:00 AM (ET) for an EFL Championship clash. The match, not televised, will be streamed live on VAVEL with minute-by-minute commentary.
Cardiff City, led by Irishman Brian Barry-Murphy, have just been promoted back to the Championship after finishing second in League One with 91 points. Their opening fixture was a 1-1 draw with Wrexham. The side will start with Nathan Trott; Perry Ng, Gabriel Osho, Joel Bagan, Calum Scanlon; Alex Robertson; Ollie Tanner, Jack Moylan, Cian Ashford, Chris Willock; Yousef Salech. The 24-year-old Danish forward finished the previous season with 14 goals and 4 assists in 34 games.
Derby County, managed by John Eustace, entered the season with a 2-1 defeat to Charlton Athletic. They will start with Jacob Zetterstrom; Charlie Taylor, Craig Forsyth, Dion Sanderson, Sondre Langas, Joel Ward; Bobby Clark, Lewis Travis, Oscar Fraulo; Sammie Szmodics, Carlton Morris. Joe Ward, 30, was the team’s key playmaker last season with 1 goal and 8 assists.
Pride Park Stadium, opened in 1997, holds 33,597 spectators. The match will not be broadcast on TV, but fans can follow the action through VAVEL’s live updates.
content_en":"Derby County will host Cardiff City at Pride Park Stadium on 10:00 AM (ET) for an EFL Championship clash. The match, not televised, will be streamed live on VAVEL with minute-by-minute commentary.
Cardiff City, led by Irishman Brian Barry-Murphy, have just been promoted back to the Championship after finishing second in League One with 91 points. Their opening fixture was a 1-1 draw with Wrexham. The side will start with Nathan Trott; Perry Ng, Gabriel Osho, Joel Bagan, Calum Scanlon; Alex Robertson; Ollie Tanner, Jack Moylan, Cian Ashford, Chris Willock; Yousef Salech. The 24-year-old Danish forward finished the previous season with 14 goals and 4 assists in 34 games.
Derby County, managed by John Eustace, entered the season with a 2-1 defeat to Charlton Athletic. They will start with Jacob Zetterstrom; Charlie Taylor, Craig Forsyth, Dion Sanderson, Sondre Langas, Joel Ward; Bobby Clark, Lewis Travis, Oscar Fraulo; Sammie Szmodics, Carlton Morris. Joe Ward, 30, was the team’s key playmaker last season with 1 goal and 8 assists.
Pride Park Stadium, opened in 1997, holds 33,597 spectators. The match will not be broadcast on TV, but fans can follow the action through VAVEL’s live updates.","category":"match_report
