Derby delights are abound in the English Football League this weekend. Local rivalries and competitive cities are set to take centre stage, with several high-profile matches on the horizon. A match between a relegated club and a team who missed out on a play-off spot on the final day of the season is a recipe for a potential nightmare for fans of Burnley and Derby County.

Burnley are struggling to make a good start to the season, with the Clarets sitting at the bottom of the table and still looking for their first win. Derby County have amassed just four points in seven games and are on a three-match losing streak. It is too early to say both are relegation candidates, but the signs are worrying.

Derby's defensive woes have been highlighted, with Sweden international goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom ruled out of the match with a knee problem. Former Rams academy coach Darren Robinson told BBC Radio Derby that the defensive aspect for Derby is under scrutiny, with the team conceding goals and losing their first-choice goalkeeper.

In other news, West Ham are looking to extend their winning streak against Millwall at The Den on Saturday. The Hammers are chasing a fifth straight victory and aiming to fully establish their position as league leaders. West Ham went a man down in the ninth minute the last time they met Millwall in 2012, but they still managed to claw out a 2-1 victory.

In League One, Doncaster Rovers are technically under pressure, sitting at the bottom of the league and without a win to their name. Doncaster next visit Peterborough United on Saturday, a club McCann has rich history with as both a player and a manager. Peterborough are only two points ahead and in danger themselves.

The match between Burnley and Derby County takes place at Turf Moor on Saturday at 15:00 BST.