• Wrexham have won four of their last five games in all competitions

• Kieffer Moore has scored in four of his last five club matches

• Recommended bet: Kieffer Moore to score anytime

Wrexham are on a fine run of form after four wins in five matches, having taken time to settle into life in the Championship.

This has seen the club move up to 16th place in the table, while a 2-0 win over Reading means they are through to the fourth round of the EFL Cup for the first time since 1978.

Meanwhile, Derby are struggling in the league, the Rams are languishing in 22nd place after recording just one victory.

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Team news

Wrexham defender Aaron James missed the cup win over the Royals and looks set for a spell on the sidelines.

Elsewhere, Danny Ward, Jay Rodriguez, Ollie Rathbone and George Thomason are all still unavailable, as is Andy Cannon, who is still recovering from a cruciate ligament tear.

For Derby, striker Rhian Brewster will be out for two to three weeks, while Curtis Nelson is not due back from injury until October.

Finally, winger Corey Blackett-Taylor is back on grass after sustaining an injury during the opening weekend of the season, but this clash will be too early for him to return,.

The stats

The last time these two clubs met was during the 2006/07 season in an FA Cup third-round clash which Derby won 3-1.

Across nine matches, the Welsh side have won just twice against the Rams dating back to their first meeting in 1955.

Wrexham have scored 11 goals in the Championship this season, making them the joint-third best attacking team in the league.

Phil Parkinson must work on the defence, as the Dragons have conceded 12 times, only bottom club Sheffield United have let in more.

Derby have conceded the same amount of goals, but their attacking output has been much poorer, netting just eight league goals.

Both teams have scored in four of Wrexham's six Championship games this season.

Derby have the same record in the second tier, although their last two games have featured just two goals in total.

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Prediction

Parkinson may have been coming under pressure, but Wrexham have improved of late.

Record signing Nathan Broadhead scored both goals against Reading in the EFL Cup and he could be crucial as the season progresses.

Their key player, however, is Kieffer Moore. The Wales striker has scored five goals in seven matches across all competitions this season.

His presence will be vital against County and he will be able to take advantage of a suspect visitors' defence.

Aside from their win against West Brom, the Rams have conceded in every single league game this campaign, so expect goals in this one, especially from the home side.

With Moore leading the line, he will be a constant menace against the visiting Rams.

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