Luke Amos: Last News

Derby County fans after the club's relegation from the Championship was confirmed.The Rams have been hit by deductions totaling 21 points over the course of the season after they were placed into administration. Rooney has led an astonishing fight back despite those penalties, remarkably keeping Derby in touching distance of survival.But that fight is now over after Luke Amos scored with two minutes remaining to hand QPR a win over Derby on Monday. That defeat, coupled with Reading's pulsating 4-4 draw with Swansea City was enough to consign Derby to playing League One football next season.A large number of Rams supporters met the team's coach on their return to the club's training ground after their trip to Loftus Road.

Wayne Rooney says he has mixed emotions about Derby County's relegation from the Championship following their 1-0 defeat to QPR at Loftus Road on Monday.The Rams' fate was officially sealed by a late winner from Hoops midfielder Luke Amos, though in reality the club's perilous financial situation - which led to administration and a 'nail in the coffin' 12 point deduction - had been paving the way to League One since September.Following the game, Derby boss Rooney admitted that it was a "strange feeling" to be relegated, but insisted he felt "proud" given all that he and his group of players had been through over the course of such a turbulent season. He also confirmed he wants to stay."Yeah, we’ve been relegated, but I’ve never seen a team get relegated and a reaction from fans like that, I thought it was incredible," Rooney told Sky Sports."I feel proud.