FT: Derby 2-1 Barnsley
Marriott turns in Rooney free-kick to give Rams lead
Simoes taps in leveller for Tykes
Waghorn slots Derby back in front
FT: Swansea 1-0 Charlton
Dhanda goal gives Swans victory
Your favourite Rooney moment #bbcefl
Derby v Barnsley (19:45 GMT)
Here's what Derby boss Phillip Cocu had to say on making Wayne Rooney skipper...
"He brings leadership, that's why he's captain.
"Everybody knows his quality as a player, but we also have to give him time to find his way in this team and league."
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Image source, Rex FeaturesAs well as being Manchester United and England's all-time record scorer, Rooney also has the most senior internationals caps for England of any male outfield player, with 120.
He made his debut for the Three Lions against Australia at Upton Park, aged 17, before starring as an 18-year-old at Euro 2004.
He surpassed Sir Bobby Charlton's long-standing goal record by netting for the 50th time for England against Switzerland in 2015 and moved on to 53 goals before his international retirement in 2017.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwansea v Charlton (19:45 GMT)
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Charlton boss Lee Bowyer makes five changes to the team which started Monday's 2-1 defeat at Derby.
Lyle Taylor replaces the injured Macauley Bonne up front, with Adam Matthews, Jason Pearce and full league debutants Ben Dempsey and Josh Davison also coming into the XI.
Charlton: Phillips, Matthews, Lockyer, Pearce, Purrington, Pratley, Gallagher, Morgan, Dempsey, Davison, Taylor.
Subs: Maynard-Brewer, Oshilaja, Ledley, Solly, Sarr, Doughty, Vennings.
Derby v Barnsley (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesRooney signed an 18-month player-coach deal with Derby way back in August, but has been ineligible to play until the turn of the year.
He agreed to join the Rams despite having more than two seasons left on his deal with DC United at the time.
"To have a player with his leadership, skill, experience, character and work ethic will be huge for us," Derby boss Phillip Cocu said.
Swansea v Charlton (19:45 GMT)
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Swansea make six changes to the side which started against Barnsley last time out, with Connor Roberts, George Byers, Yan Dhanda, Wayne Routledge, Borja and fit-again Mike van der Hoorn coming in.
Borja gets the nod up front after Sam Surridge was recalled from his loan spell at the Liberty Stadium by Bournemouth.
Swansea: Woodman, Roberts, Van der Hoorn, Cabango, Naughton, Byers, Grimes, Ayew, Dhanda, Routledge, Borja.
Subs: Nordfeldt, Wilmot, John, Fulton, Celina, McKay, Kalulu.
Your favourite Rooney moment
Image source, Getty ImagesIn a career that has just entered its 19th year, there is plenty to choose from when it comes to Wayne Rooney's greatest moment.
Is it the curling 25-yard winner against Arsenal that thrust him into the starlight when he was 16? Or the overhead kick in the Manchester derby? Or something more obscure?
Let us know your favourite memory of England's record goalscorer using #bbcefl on Twitter.
Swansea v Charlton (19:45 GMT)
We're not just focusing on matters at Pride Park tonight. There are two big games in the Championship this evening, with Swansea City hosting Charlton Athletic as well.
The Swans will move in to the play-off places if they win, while 19th-placed Charlton are bidding to put more distance between themselves and the relegation zone.
Derby v Barnsley (19:45 GMT)
Yes, the news Derby fans have been waiting for is now confirmed: Wayne Rooney is in Derby's starting XI and he captains the side.
It looks like the 34-year-old will slot into midfield. Full team news coming up.
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Of course, how could any of us forget the name Wayne Rooney, or the immortal words of Clive Tyldesley more than 17 years ago?
It's been quite a career, from the 'boy wonder'...
Image source, Rex Features... To silverware, new records and wonder goals for Manchester United...
Image source, PA Media... Across the pond to Washington DC and the MLS after a brief return to Everton...
Image source, Getty Images... And now tonight the 34-year-old (yes, 34 - are you all feeling old now?) former England captain makes his debut in the Championship for Derby County.
Image source, PA MediaAnd he'll be doing so as Derby's captain.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesGood evening and a belated happy New Year to you.
Here's a quiz question, to start the evening off:
Can anyone remember the name of that 16-year-old who scored a brilliant last-minute winner for Everton against Arsenal, back in 2002?
No, nor me... It's on the tip of my tongue...