Norwich beat Derby 4-0 as pressure mounts on Eustace

Norwich City beat Derby County 4-0 at Pride Park, increasing the pressure on manager John Eustace. The match was played on Eustace's 47th birthday, and Derby suffered a heavy defeat against the speed and movement of the Canaries. Norwich found the net three times in the first half.

Anthony Musaba opened the scoring in the 8th minute. A right-wing cross from Jack Stacey was met by Darlin Yongwa's header, which was saved, but Musaba followed up to net the rebound. Musaba had a good chance to score a second in the 15th minute, but his shot struck the goalkeeper's legs. Paris Maghoma made it 2-0 in the 27th minute with a curling shot from the edge of the box.

Darlin Yongwa also celebrated a goal in the first half, and Norwich's dominance was confirmed. Norwich claimed their third straight victory, with substitute Jovon Makama having come on during the game. Derby have won only once this season and are one of two teams yet to win at home. Their home match against Bolton on Friday will be critical for Eustace.