2018-2019 Derby County Goal Logs, EFL Cup

2018-2019 Derby County Goal Logs (EFL Cup)

Record: 20-14-12, 74 points (1.61 per game), 6th in Championship (2nd Tier)

Home Record: 13-7-3, 46 points Away Record: 7-7-9, 28 points

Goals: 69 (1.50 per game), Goals Against: 54 (1.17 per game), Diff: 15

xG: 55.7, xGA: 57.0, Diff: -1.3

Governing Country: England eng

Gender: Male

EFL Cup: Lost Fourth round to Chelsea

2018-2019 Competitions

All Competitions

Championship

FA Cup

EFL Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper	Assist	Notes
1	2018-08-14	First round	Away	Sam Graham (OG)	Oldham Athletic	Y	36	0-0	Daniel Iversen		Own Goal
2	2018-08-14	First round	Away	Mason Mount	Oldham Athletic	Y	70	1-0	Daniel Iversen
3	2018-08-28	Second round	Away	Martyn Waghorn	Hull City	Y	24	0-0	George Long	Bradley Johnson
4	2018-08-28	Second round	Away	Florian Jozefzoon	Hull City	Y	39	1-0	George Long	Martyn Waghorn
5	2018-08-28	Second round	Away	Brandon Fleming (OG)	Hull City	Y	73	2-0	George Long		Own Goal
6	2018-08-28	Second round	Away	Mason Mount	Hull City	Y	89	3-0	George Long	Max Lowe
7	2018-09-25	Third round	Away	Harry Wilson	Manchester Utd	Y	59	0-1	Sergio Romero
8	2018-09-25	Third round	Away	Jack Marriott	Manchester Utd	N	85	1-1	Lee Grant
9	2018-10-31	Fourth round	Away	Jack Marriott	Chelsea	Y	9	0-1	Willy Caballero	Tom Huddlestone
10	2018-10-31	Fourth round	Away	Martyn Waghorn	Chelsea	Y	27	1-2	Willy Caballero	Mason Mount

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper	Assist	Notes
1	2018-09-25	Third round	Away	Juan Mata	Manchester Utd	Y	3	0-0	Scott Carson	Jesse Lingard
2	2018-09-25	Third round	Away	Marouane Fellaini	Manchester Utd	N	90+5	1-2	Scott Carson
3	2018-10-31	Fourth round	Away	Fikayo Tomori (OG)	Chelsea	Y	5	0-0	Scott Carson		Own Goal
4	2018-10-31	Fourth round	Away	Richard Keogh (OG)	Chelsea	Y*	21	1-1	Scott Carson		Own Goal
5	2018-10-31	Fourth round	Away	Cesc Fàbregas	Chelsea	Y	41	2-2	Scott Carson	Davide Zappacosta

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