This weekend’s English Football League (EFL) matches will feature several high-profile derby games, drawing attention from fans and analysts alike. One of the most anticipated fixtures is the clash between Burnley and Derby County at Turf Moor on Saturday at 15:00 BST. Both teams are struggling in the league, with Burnley at the bottom of the table without a win, and Derby County managing just four points from seven games and on a three-match losing streak. Adding to Derby’s difficulties, their goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom is sidelined with a knee injury, which raises concerns about their defensive stability. Another derby on Saturday sees West Ham United face Millwall at The Den at 12:30 BST. West Ham is looking to extend its winning streak to five consecutive games, while Millwall’s strong start to the Championship season has begun to falter. Meanwhile, the Black Country derby between Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Bromwich Albion will take place on Sunday at 12:00 BST. Wolves lost narrowly to West Brom in their last meeting, and West Brom’s manager James Morrison is eager to cause more pain, recalling a significant 5-1 victory over Wolves in 2012. In League One, Cambridge United and Oxford United will meet on Saturday at 15:00 BST, both teams fighting for promotion. Cambridge United has had a strong start under manager Neil Harris, while Oxford United, managed by Aaron Ramsey, is working through the challenges of a transfer embargo and the disappointment of recent relegation. The two teams are currently in play-off positions, separated by just one point, making this match a crucial encounter in their promotion race. Doncaster Rovers manager Grant McCann, who recently revealed he was diagnosed with skin cancer, will face Peterborough United on Saturday at 15:00 BST. Doncaster is at the bottom of the league without a win, but McCann has expressed a sense of calm despite the pressure. In League Two, Oldham and Rochdale will play at 12:30 BST, both teams having recently returned to the EFL from the National League. Rochdale is seeking their second win of the season, while Oldham is at risk of slipping down the table after a strong start. Elsewhere, Port Vale will visit Walsall, with Walsall aiming to remain undefeated in the league.