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Paul Warne makes triple Derby County change as he names team to face Plymouth
Paul Warne made three changes to his starting XI as Derby County looked to ruin Wayne Rooney's return to Pride Park with Plymouth this afternoon.
Kane Wilson was restored to the side at right-back while Nathaniel Mendez-Laing also returned to the team after featuring as a substitute in Wednesday's 2-1 win over Coventry City. Craig Forsyth also started for the injured Callum Elder, who was forced off against the Sky Blues due to a groin injury at half-time.
With Eiran Cashin suspended after picking up five bookings, on-loan Liverpool defender Nat Phillips continues in the heart of the defence. Warne's triple change is likely to lead to a return to a back four with Jacob Widell Zetterstrom in goal behind the quartet of Wilson, Curtis Nelson, Phillips and Forsyth.
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Ebou Adams, Kenzo Goudmijn, and Liam Thompson are in midfield and retain their places with the trio having impressed against Coventry in midweek.
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Up front Jerry Yates will lead the line and will be supported by Mendez-Laing on the left flank while Kayden Jackson will resume normal duty on the right having played as a wing-back in midweek.
On the subs bench for Derby are Sonny Bradley, Tom Barkhuizen, Ben Osborn, James Collins, Marcus Harness, Joe Ward, Corey Blackett-Taylor, Dajaune Brown and Josh Vickers.
Derby (4-3-3): Zetterstrom, Wilson, Nelson, Phillips, Forsyth; Adams, Goudmijn, Thompson; Jackson, Yates, Mendez-Laing
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