Derby County are expected to return to action in midweek after the football calendar was put on hold this weekend in a show of respect to Queen Elizabeth II.
The English Football League and Premier League both decided to postpone all games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday in the wake of the Queen's death at the age of 96. That included the Rams' visit to Morecambe, with discussions now to take place about when to reschedule the meeting.
Talks have also taken place about when football should resume, and as it stands, the EFL programme will kick back in on Tuesday, September 13, with Derby travelling to Lincoln City in League One.
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Derby County's trip to Morecambe has been postponed as all EFL fixtures have been cancelled this weekend following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Liam Rosenior's side were due to face Morecambe on Saturday (3pm), but the match will now be rescheduled as the league pays its respects to the Queen following her death on Thursday. The EFL opened talks about the fixtures this morning and after reaching a decision, a statement has been released.
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Data experts are forecasting automatic promotion heartache for Derby County.
FiveThirtyEight's SPI ratings, which have evaluated every League One team's overall strength based on their opening seven games, have Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday filling the top two spots come the end of the season.
The Rams, despite currently sitting in ninth, are predicted to complete the season in third on 83 points, four behind the Owls, with Ipswich a further three ahead.
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