What a difference a month has made for Derby, with the Rams going from mid-table obscurity to having an outside chance of creeping into the play-offs under Gary Rowett. Brentford are their next test.
The visitors have won their last three consecutive games against QPR, Fulham and Birmingham, with the second of the three enabling them to gain some ground on the play-off pack.
Brentford have won their last two home games against Leeds and Bristol City, with both being in reasonable form in the Championship. Derby will have it tough to close the seven-point gap on sixth place.
The away side have kept a clean sheet in just one of their last nine league matches, with Brentford contrastingly tightening things up at the back a little of late.
Derby have suffered just one defeat since March, with their new boss inspiring them to newfound form after the Rams struggled through a very stale period in February.
Goals look to be a guarantee in this one, with Derby bound to have the confidence required to head down to London with all guns blazing for a play-off place.