Norwich welcome Derby to Carrow Road on Tuesday night (19:45 BST) for a game with huge play-off implications.
The Canaries remain in contention for a top-six finish, just, after Saturday's thumping 4-2 win at Bristol City.
Philippe Clement's men are ninth, eight points behind Hull City in the final play-off spot, with three games to play.
Derby are far better placed, sat eighth, only three points behind the Tigers, with a superior goal difference, after beating Oxford United 1-0 at Pride Park on Saturday.
Norwich have lost three of their past four home league games against Derby (D1) since a 3-0 win in January 2017.
Following their 1-0 win in October, Derby are looking to complete the league double over Norwich for the first time since 2008-09.
Only Sheffield Wednesday have lost more home league games in the Championship this season than Norwich City (W8 D2 L11); only in 1946-47 in Division 3 South have they lost more at home in a league campaign outside the top-flight (12).
Derby have lost five of their previous six away league games (W1), as many as in their previous 20 matches in the Championship (W11 D4).
Derby manager John Eustace has only won one of his seven previous league meetings with Norwich (D2 L4), though that victory did come in the reverse fixture in October.
