Jewell makes three changes for Derby

Derby manager Paul Jewell made three changes to his side as they went in search of their second league win of the season.

Sun, 30 Dec, 2007 - 13:02

Derby manager Paul Jewell made three changes to his side as they went in search of their second league win of the season.

Matt Oakley returned as captain, as did Michael Johnson and Claude Davis at Pride Park.

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