All-clear for Derby County's return to training today as Bobby Zamora recalls that goal
Latest Derby County news as Phillip Cocu's side continue to see their season suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic
by Steve NicholsonALL-CLEAR FOR RAMS
Hull City have confirmed two individuals at the club have tested positive for coronavirus.
The EFL released a statement this morning to reveal that 1,014 players and staff had been assessed at the 24 Championship clubs, with only two individuals testing positive.
Hull have now released a statement to say both of those were returned during their COVID-19 testing programme held at the club's training ground on Friday.
Derby County's players and staff were tested last week and did not return any positive tests, meaning they are all able to return to training at Moor Farm from today.
ZAMORA RECALLS WINNER
Six years ago today, Derby County's promotion dreams were shattered in cruel fashion.
The Rams and Queens Park Rangers battled it out in the Championship play-off final at Wembley for a place in the Premier League.
With Derby on top, and playing against 10 men following Gary O'Neil's red card, the final was heading for extra time when Rangers grabbed a last-minute winner through striker Bobby Zamora.
Zamora remembers his goal HERE
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£500,000 OBSTACLE
The potential return to action for Derby County and their Championship rivals has been handed another significant obstacle to overcome as a number of clubs are unhappy about footing bills that could exceed £500,000 per club.
A growing number of clubs are angry about the cost of getting the season restarted and could block a resumption unless their costs are met, The Sunday People reports.