Late Train Service Available After Derby Cup Clash

- East Midlands Trains will provide the Blue Army with a 10.19pm service, calling at Loughborough and Leicester stations 

- The high-speed train will stop at Loughborough at 10.34pm before ending at Leicester station at 10.50pm later that evening 

- All 5,400 away tickets have been snapped up by City supporters ahead of the first meeting of the two rivals since 2014 

Supporters attending Leicester City’s Emirates FA Cup fourth round tie against Derby County on Friday 27 January can take advantage of a late train service courtesy of East Midlands Trains. 

Members of the 5,400-strong contingent of City fans wishing to travel back to either Loughborough or Leicester can take the 10.19pm late service from Derby station, positioned just 0.7 miles from Pride Park. 

The service will call first at Loughborough station at 10.34pm before ending at Leicester at 10.50pm, giving the Blue Army the chance to get home in plenty of time following the full-time whistle. 

Please note all away tickets have sold out for the 7.55pm kick-off at Pride Park and only supporters who have purchased a matchday ticket should travel to Derby on the day. 

City’s last encounter with the Rams ended in a 4-1 success at King Power Stadium as the Club won promotion from the Sky Bet Championship back in 2014.