Leicester City v Derby County Sky Bet Championship Venue: King Power Stadium Date: Friday 10 January Coverage: Watch highlights on The Football League Show; listen on BBC Radio 5 live and BBC local radio; text commentary on the BBC Sport website Leicester City 01 Schmeichel 02 de Laet 03 Konchesky 08 James 05 Morgan 18 Moore 24 Knockaert 04 Drinkwater 35 Nugent 09 Vardy 11 Dyer 07 Hammond 10 King 15 Schlupp 22 Taylor-Fletcher 25 Logan 27 Wasilewski 39 Wood 19 Hughes 04 Bryson 10 Ward 32 Dawkins 14 Eustace 35 Bamford Leicester expect Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Danny Drinkwater, Ignasi Miquel and Matty James to be fit and available. Striker Chris Wood is back in training after a month-long absence and is possibly in contention. For Derby, midfielder Craig Bryson is expected to be fit, but skipper Richard Keogh (knee) and striker Johnny Russell (cheek) are unavailable. Striker Patrick Bamford, who joined on-loan from Chelsea on Monday, will hope to make his debut. Head-to-Head Leicester have won both meetings in all competitions this season. They won 1-0 away in the Championship in August and 2-1 at home in the Capital One Cup 3rd Round in September. Leicester have won seven of the last eight meetings in all competitions. Derby's only win since 2010 was 2-1 in the Championship at Pride Park in March last year. Leicester are unbeaten in the last nine meetings in all competitions at home, winning the last four. Derby's last win at Leicester was 3-0 in the Premier League in February 2002. Leicester have won their last four league games. The last time they won five-successive league games was from December 2012 to January last year. Leicester have scored 42 league goals so far this season. Only opponents Derby have scored more in the Championship. Leicester have the joint-best home record in the Championship this season with QPR. Their only league defeat at home this season was 2-0 to Nottingham Forest in November. Derby have lost their last two games in all competitions. Prior to that they had won eight out of nine games, drawing one. Derby have scored 48 league goals so far this season - more than any other side in the Championship. Derby have the best away record in the Championship this season, winning eight and drawing two of their 12 games.