Burnley vs Derby prediction, odds and how to watch

Burnley dominated large portions of this Championship clash at Turf Moor but paid the price for wastefulness in front of goal, as Middlesbrough's Ugo Raghouber levelled nine minutes into the second half to earn a share of the spoils.

Derby made their three shots on target count in a 2-0 win at Portsmouth, with Sammie Szmodics and substitute Lars-Jørgen Salvesen doing the damage against a Portsmouth side that mustered 21 shots but could not convert a single one.

Cardiff came to Pride Park, dominated possession at 64 percent, and twice took the lead, yet Derby found a way to level each time. The draw tells you the scoreline. The stats tell you the story.

Two sides yet to win in the Championship this season meet at Turf Moor on Saturday, with Burnley's stubborn home draws offering them a platform they have so far failed to convert, and Derby arriving with goals in them but precious little defensive structure to speak of.

Two sides searching for their first real statement of the Championship season meet at the Swansea.com Stadium on Saturday, with Swansea yet to find their footing at home and Burnley still working out what they are in this division.

Derby carry the weight of a difficult opening to their Championship campaign into a home fixture against a Birmingham side that has quietly built a platform of defensive solidity. The tactical questions here are more interesting than the table positions suggest.

West Brom arrive at Pride Park on Wednesday with a maximum six points from their opening two Championship games, while Derby are still searching for a winning pattern after a stuttering start to the 2026/27 season.

Rangers have offered Celtic just 300 tickets for their League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, down from roughly 8,000 away fans at March's disorder-hit Scottish Cup tie. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says the club should reject the allocation outright, calling it a betrayal of one of football's great fixtures.