Millwall v Derby County, 14 September 2013
| Score | 5-1 to Derby County |
| Referee | Keith Stroud |
| Competition | League Championship |
| Venue | The New Den |
| Attendance | 9,523 |
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1 Millwall
Goals:
| Martyn Waghorn | 75 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
David Forde
Defender/Right back
Paul Connolly
Defender
Shane Lowry
Defender/Centre back
Mark Beevers
Defender/Centre back
Danny Shittu
Defender/Midfielder
Shaun Derry
Midfielder
Nick Bailey
Midfielder
Richard Chaplow
Midfielder
Martyn Woolford
Forward
Andy Keogh
Forward
Scott McDonald
Substitutions:
| James Henry for Shaun Derry | 46 |
| Martyn Waghorn for Andy Keogh | 46 |
| Liam Trotter for Richard Chaplow | 66 |
Cards:
| Nick Bailey | 23 | Y |
| Richard Chaplow | 45 | Y |
| Danny Shittu | 45 | Y |
| Shane Lowry | 51 | R |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Stephen Bywater
Defender/Centre back
Paul Robinson
Defender/Midfielder
Karleigh Osborne
Midfielder
James Henry
Midfielder
Lee R Martin
Midfielder
Liam Trotter
Forward
Martyn Waghorn
Comments:
League position: 24thGoals:
| Jake Buxton | 9 |
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| Craig Bryson | 45 |
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| Craig Bryson | 57 |
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| Craig Bryson | 81 |
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| Mason Bennett | 87 |
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Starting lineup:
Lee Grant
Goalkeeper
Richard Keogh
Defender
Adam Smith
Defender
Jake Buxton
Defender/Centre back
Craig Forsyth
Defender/Midfielder
Craig Bryson
Midfielder
John Eustace
Midfielder
Will Hughes
Midfielder
Jamie Ward
Midfielder/Forward
Chris Martin
Forward
Johnny Russell
Forward
Substitutions:
| Paul Coutts for Jamie Ward | 58 |
| Kieron Freeman for Adam Smith | 61 |
| Mason Bennett for Chris Martin | 78 |
Cards:
| Chris Martin | 15 | Y |
| Adam Smith | 31 | Y |
| Craig Bryson | 53 | Y |
| Will Hughes | 54 | Y |
| Lee Grant | 76 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Saul Deeney
Defender
Kieron Freeman
Midfielder
Paul Coutts
Midfielder
Ben Davies
Midfielder
Michael Jacobs
Forward
Mason Bennett
Forward
Conor Sammon
Comments:
League position: 24thComments:
League position: 7th On the day that Derby County completed a run of winning their first three away games of a season for the first time since 1912-13, Craig Bryson scored their first league hat-trick since Paul Simpson against Tranmere Rovers on 8 April 1996. It was also their biggest away league win in almost 30 years since prevailing by the same margin at Swansea City on 29 December 1984.