Latest Derby County news from DerbyshireLive brings you all the talking points from the 1-1 draw against Plymouth at the weekend

Wayne Rooney says Derby County will always have a "huge place in his heart" as he prepares to return to Pride Park for the first time.

Nat Phillips felt Derby County deserved more than a point from their frustrating 1-1 draw with Plymouth Argyle. The defender, who was making his first start at Pride Park since joining on loan from Liverpool towards the end of the transfer window,

Derby were unable to build upon the platform handed to them by Jerry Yates' superb early strike as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Plymouth.

After avoiding relegation to League One by just a single point at the conclusion of the 2023-24 campaign, Plymouth Argyle look set for another scrap for survival this time around under the stewardship of former Manchester United and England star Wayne Rooney, who is yet to prove himself as a credible manager.

Latest Derby County news from Derbyshire Live brings you full coverage of the clash against Argyle as Rooney set for reunion after leaving the Rams two years ago

Rooney ended his outstanding playing career at Derby when he became their manager. Now he is taking Argyle to play them at Pride Park on Saturday

Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney says Derby County have a 'huge place' in his heart as he prepares to face his former team this week.