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Paul Warne was keen to remind people that Derby's fate is still in their own hands as their poor form continued.

The Tractor Boys head to Pride Park having won six games in a row, all without conceding a goal. And, whilst Warne acknowledged it was a ‘disappointing’ afternoon, he was quick to highlight that they are still in the driving seat ahead of the run-in We need to give them confidence in the final third.”

None of the division's top four teams were in action this afternoon, with Ipswich's game with Barnsley postponed due to international call-ups, Plymouth not ...

In a big result in the relegation battle, MK Dons beat Morecambe 1-0. Posh were the big winners, with goals from Ephron Mason-Clarke and Nathanael Ogbeta securing a 2-0 victory which puts them right on the coattails of the top six. Peterborough United were the big winners on an otherwise quiet afternoon in the League One promotion race.

Latest Derby County news from DerbyshireLive as the Rams suffer a 2-0 defeat at Peterborough.

"It's important we get back to work on the training ground. We're back at home and they'll come and want to try and play their game so we've got to make sure we give them something to think about as well. When asked what changed in the second half, he said: "They changed their formation and tested us a little bit more and it became a bit more open. In the second half it became a little bit more open and stretched and the first goal certainly was where that came from." "I think the reaction we showed to last week’s defeat to Fleetwood was good. Derby are next in action on Saturday at home to Ipswich Town as the Rams look to bounce back after losing their last two matches.

Despite an impressive first-half performance from the Rams, second-half goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Nathanael Ogbeta were enough to ensure that it was the ...

And with Derby pushing it was the hosts that were able to double their advantage through Ogbeta. First, he tipped over a Nathanael Ogbeta effort that was heading for the top corner before rushing out to deny Jonson Clarke-Harris from close range. It was from a Hourihane delivery that nearly saw the Rams take the lead.

Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson believes that his side's match against Derby County is key for both teams.

“Derby have good experience throughout their side and plenty of quality in all areas, but then so do we.” The Peterborough boss stated that the Rams have a team full of experience and quality players but warned that they are also confident after back-to-back away wins. Ferguson believes that Derby will be motivated to bounce back after their defeat at the weekend and stressed that the league table indicates how important the game against the Posh will be for Derby, meaning he expects them to attack.