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10-Man Rams' Famous Forest Victory - Nottingham 1 vs. 2 Derby

If you had to measure the amount of guts, determination and backbone displayed by the team, the amount of confidence and respect the players will take away from the game - the only way to describe it would be ‘immeasurable’.

Only once had the Rams won at Forest in the league over a 33-year period and in a season littered with records already – you could not have scripted a better way to do it.

Down to ten men after less than ninety seconds following a soft penalty and the ridiculous sending-off of Frank Fielding.

But the Rams grew another foot to make up for one less man determined not to let this be another result like Coventry.

Slowly, Derby gained control and Jamie Ward channelled Pele as he left defenders in his dust to score a sensational equaliser.

In the second half, youngster Jeff Hendrick slams home the winner to complete a fairytale comeback that will live long in the memory.

After the match, even Nigel allowed himself to celebrate as his team had climbed back and completed a near-impossible mission.

Ten men down – one nil down – no problem.

This is the new improved, more resilient Derby County FC.

Over days to come, RamZone will bring you a full report from our man at the Forest ground, reaction from Rams fans plus all of the aftermath from a victory that gives Derby fans bragging rights for months to come.

To beat Forest is always a joy but to beat them in a way that will be talked about for decades is priceless.

Enjoy it Rams fans  - today your team and their manager Nigel Clough did you proud!

Keep checking back as RamZone will enjoy each and every aspect with you over the coming days!

 

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