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Norwich beat Derby 4-0, increasing pressure on John Eustace
Norwich City beat Derby County 4-0 at Pride Park in the Championship.
Anthony Musaba, Paris Maghoma and Darlin Yongwa scored before half-time, and Jovon Makama added a fourth in the second half.
The win was Norwich’s third in a row, while Derby suffered their fourth defeat in five games.
Derby have won only once this season and are among the Championship teams still without a home win.
The result adds to pressure on manager John Eustace, who said his team had not been good enough and that he takes responsibility, while noting that nine defenders are unavailable.
Derby’s next home game against Bolton is a major test for Eustace and his struggling side.
Norwich City beat Derby County 4-0 at Pride Park, extending their winning run to three games.
Anthony Musaba, Paris Maghoma and Darlin Yongwa scored before half-time.
Substitute Jovon Makama added Norwich’s fourth in the 66th minute.
The defeat was Derby’s fourth in five games and increased pressure on head coach John Eustace.
Eustace said Derby had nine defenders unavailable and that he took responsibility for the performances.
- Who
- Norwich City beat Derby County.
- What
- Norwich won 4-0, increasing pressure on Derby head coach John Eustace.
- When
- Tuesday night, November 3, 2026.
- Where
- Pride Park Stadium, Derby.
- Why
- Norwich scored four goals; Eustace said Derby had not been good enough and cited nine unavailable defenders.
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Anthony Musaba scored after Derby goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom saved Darlin Yongwa’s header.
Paris Maghoma scored Norwich’s second.
Darlin Yongwa made it 3-0.
Jovon Makama scored Norwich’s fourth.
- Final score
- Derby County 0-4 Norwich City
- Venue
- Pride Park Stadium
- Attendance
- 25,637, including 1,628 Norwich City supporters
- Norwich scorers
- Anthony Musaba, Paris Maghoma, Darlin Yongwa and Jovon Makama
- Derby’s recent record
- Fourth defeat in five games
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What people are saying
To be in the situation we are now is really disappointing.
There are reasons why, we've got nine defenders out which certainly doesn't help, but collectively we haven't been good enough and I take responsibility for the performances.
Ultimately you can make as many excuses as you want with injuries and suspensions but I get judged on results and results haven't been good enough.