Championship

MORE RAMS HOME MISERY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

BLOW: Eustace

DERBY head coach John Eustace suffered another frustrating result on home soil as Birmingham City’s win followed the midweek defeat to
West Brom.
“I thought we were excellent in large parts of the game against a very competitive team,” said Eustace.
“Really disappointed in the two goals we conceded – we need to be better after getting caught in possession and then defending the far post
“The second goal has come from a long goal kick and it’s gone straight between our two centre-halves.
“We need to be bigger ...

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