The teams are out.

Yes, we know all about the 'Wayne Rooney's Derby' jibes that have come with the former England captain joining the Rams.

But it would be remiss of us not to pay homage to the man on his 500th appearance in English league football. That's quite a landmark after all.

So tonight, delve into those memory banks and let us know your favourite Rooney moment for club or country. There are plenty to go at.

Get involved by using #bbcefl on Twitter.

Rights restrictions mean we're unable to also bring you radio commentary of this evening's game.

However, if you happen to be in or passing through the Derbyshire or London areas then you're in luck.

Simply tune into BBC Radio Derby or BBC London's DAB service and you can hear the action as it unfolds as well as following it right here.

Fulham head coach Scott Parker was bamboozled by his side's 3-0 humbling at home to bottom-of-the-table Barnsley last time out.

He said: "We were beaten by the better side, a side that had more intensity about them. We didn't deserve anything.

"This is a bump in the road; this is what the league brings. I am shocked and can only apologise. We need to learn from that."

They hadn't been beaten in six before that loss. Let's see how they respond.

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Fulham boss Scott Parker keeps faith with Marek Rodak despite the keeper's mistakes in the loss to Barnsley.

But there are four changes from that chastening defeat, with Bobby Dercordova-Reid and Harry Arter among those starting.

Fulham: Rodak, Ream, Hector, Odoi, Arter, Bryan, Cairney Johansen, Knockaert, Decordova-Reid, Mitrovic,

Subs: Bettinelli, Christie, McDonald, Sessegnon, Kebano, Cavalerio, Kamara.

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Derby have made three changes from the side held to a draw by Huddersfield in their last league match. Goalkeeper Ben Hamer and midfielders Graeme Shinnie and Jason Knight come in.

Kelle Roos, Chris Martin and the injured Duane Holmes are the men to miss out.

Derby: Hamer, Wisdom, Forsyth, Clarke, Davies, Knight, Bird, Shinnie, Rooney, Lawrence, Waghorn.

Subs: Roos, Bogle, Lowe, Sibley, Jozefzoon, Marriott, Martin.

Let's a peek at the teams for tonight's game at Pride Park...

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Does anyone actually want to get promoted from the Championship?

Aside from West Brom - who have won three in four and are seven ahead of third-placed Fulham following a mini-blip - then everyone has been making a bit of mess of things.

There are only 12 points between Fulham and 13th-placed Derby.

If one of the teams in contention had shown any sort of consistency in recent weeks then the race for the top two would be a lot clearer.

A win for the Cottagers tonight and they will go level on points with Leeds in second place, just four behind the Baggies prior to Saturday's matches.

It's league appearance number 500 in England for this man...

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If Derby are to cling onto the fading chances of a Championship play-off place, then you feel Wayne Rooney is going to play a huge part.

Can the former England captain get them back on track tonight following the 1-1 draw with Huddersfield?

The Rams are nine points off the top six and 12 adrift of third-placed Fulham. It's now or never time for Phillip Cocu's side.

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Thanks for joining us on a very blustery, cold and generally unpleasant evening.

It's nights like these that make you question why you go.

And then, you win 3-0, witness goal of the season, find £20 an the services on the way home, all while staying nice and toasty cos you remembered to double up on socks and wear thermals. That's why you go.

*You have a man sent off after 30 seconds, lose 4-0, slip over in and land in a puddle at half-time, freeze solid and then get a flat tyre on the way to a 3am arrival home.

If you haven't risked the home or away losing experience, stay nice and warm and follow the action with us. Glad to be of service.