Cheers for your company tonight, as Swansea moved in to the top six and Derby claimed back-to-back victories, with Wayne Rooney making a happy, winning return to English football at the age of 34.

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You can find reports on both games here. See you next time.

Rooney, who has spent a lot of his interview on Sky discussing tactics, saying he wants their full-backs to get higher up the pitch and they've been poor at throw-ins this season, adds that he believes that should target the play-offs this term.

"Of course, it's catch-able," the Derby skipper adds. "We can certainly make the play-offs if we show more consistency."

The Rams are now eight points off the top six, in 17th.

Wayne Rooney tells Sky Sports: "It was frustrating [just] training with all the lads for so long. You can't beat that buzz of playing out there.

"I have to credit Barnsley. I thought they defended really well. But we dug in there, we created chances.

"Jack Marriott, if he hadn't scored his goal, he would have come in for a lot of stick from the players... The chances he had, you have to score them. Yes, it was a nice ball and a good finish from Jack."

Cocu adds: "He's the captain. I spoke with Curtis Davies this week. He understands. He's positive. He did a great job as a captain and he still is one of the captains, but when somebody of Wayne's experience comes in, he was the captain of the national team, it makes sense that he's the captain."

On Rooney's debut, Derby boss Cocu adds:

"Wayne Rooney was important today. He showed it with his delivery (for the first goal) and his cross-field pass before the second goal."

On Rooney playing the full 90 minutes, Cocu says: "I spoke to him at half-time and he said he felt fine. He was fine. Then you see the experience of the player at the end of the game.

"We have to be careful not to be too enthusiastic with his minutes because we still have to build-up his endurance so we'll take a look at how he recovers."

Derby boss Phillips Cocu tells Sky Sports:

"The first half, we started excellently and we had great opportunities to score. In the end, a wide free-kick gave us the lead but we had three 100% chances and you have to score.

"In the end, we suffered. We knew the end of the game would be hard for us, after just two days' [break]."

It's a second straight win for Derby, for the first time this season, and they have both been 2-1 home victories.

But Barnsley's five-game unbeaten streak comes to an end.

After being booed off following a 0-0 draw against Barnsley last weekend, the sound of the home fans celebrating must have been a relief to manager Steve Cooper.

Derby's 19-year-old Max Bird - a boyhood Manchester United fan - tells Sky Sports what he made of playing in midfield alongside his idol tonight:

"It was surreal. Playing alongside one of my heroes was a dream come true tonight."

There's the final whistle. After being subbed off in the second half, match-winner Yan Dhanda watched as his team-mates ensured his first-half goal was enough to send the Swans into the play-off zone.

Freddie Woodman parries a shot from Charlton's Josh Davison as the clock ticks to the final whistle.

Derby and their captain Wayne Rooney are all smiles at full-time. Phillip Cocu exchanges a slap of hands with his new skipper, who then chats to Barnsley boss Gerhard Struber and exchanges a respectful handshake.

The visitors stay 23rd in the table. They've got serious work to do.

The pressure is building on the home defence as Charlton pepper the goalmouth with passes, crosses and anything else they can muster. Can the Swans hold out or even break out?

Rooney's Rams get the three points.

Derby keeper Ben Hamer does well to hold on to a Barnsley cross in the fourth minute of stoppage time and the home fans and pleading for the whistle now...

There'll be seven minutes of it at the Liberty, much to the concern of an anxious home crowd and the hopes of Addicks fans.

Just the 16 years Rooney's junior, Jason Knight looks a player for Derby.

He's only 18 but you wouldn't have guessed that tonight. He's looked mature and skillful out wide. A decent talent. His clever feet help the hosts to wind down the clock.

Naby Sarr replaces Ben Purrington for the visitors, who have threatened throughout the second half without seriously troubling the home goal.

There will be a minimum of four minutes of added time at Pride Park.

Borja Baston has to come off, forcing a rejig for Swansea who had been about to bring on Jay Fulton for George Byers. Instead Fulton comes on for Baston.