Derby manager Frank Lampard would relish a EFL Cup reunion with Chelsea after his side’s 4-0 demolition of Hull. Lampard’s much-changed side thrashed their inexperienced opponents at the KCOM Stadium as a meagre 4,666 fans watched, the lowest attendance since the Tigers moved from Boothferry Park.

The match showed 17 changes from last weekend as both teams rested players ahead of their Championship clash at the same venue on Saturday. Florian Jozefzoon scored twice and Derby’s other goals came from Martyn Waghorn and Mason Mount.

Looking ahead to the next round, Lampard said: “The big boys are coming in which will be a great test for us. It’s a competition we want to do well in.” Asked about the possibility of drawing Chelsea later in the competition, the former Blues midfielder said: “It’s an obvious question for me, it would be nice. For the romantic link Chelsea would be a good one.”

Lampard admitted the performance had given him a good selection problem for the weekend. “We will have to see, we will reflect on this one. It will be a completely different game. They will have a reaction. We can’t expect it to be 4-0.”​