Derby v Brentford (Sky Sports Football, 12:30 BST)

Brentford don't look like slowing down in their pursuit of a top-two finish, and after Derby's showing against West Brom, they can expect another three points here.

The Asian Handicap has Brentford at -0.5 for victory here but we can expect a more convincing result based on recent results. Derby were fancied by many to make a charge into the play-offs, but their performance against the Baggies highlighted that they look like a team far away from promotion.

Wayne Rooney played in a more advanced position last time out but he failed to inspire a win. It's no coincidence that when Rooney struggles to play, so do his team mates.

Louie Sibley was shown a red card late on and, at the time of writing, we're still unclear about it being overturned. Derby have said they will appeal and the decision did look a harsh one watching it back.

However, should that not be overturned, the Rams will be without Sibley and forward Martyn Waghorn from an already-thin squad. Brentford will have no fears about going to Pride Park and getting the three points.