Derby County face the international break on the back of a victory over Bolton on Friday night which was their first home win of the season…

Derby County will not play a proposed international break friendly against former manager Paul Warne's MK Dons. The fixture had been mooted to provide valuable minutes for fringe players, but it cannot proceed because MK Dons have competitive EFL Trophy and League One fixtures scheduled as they do not meet the international call-up threshold for postponements.
With only goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom away on international duty, manager John Eustace will focus on the training ground. The break is expected to allow Derby's injury list to clear up ahead of their November 21 fixture against Southampton, with Matt Clarke, Patrick Agyemang, and Eiran Cashin progressing toward returns.
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