Derby County manager Paul Clement has set his side the target of winning their next two Championship fixtures before the international break commences.
The former Real Madrid assistant coach, who has guided the Rams to two wins and a draw in their last three outings, wants his team to continue their run of form before the break begins.
"It's an important game for us because we want to keep our run going. We've had two wins and a draw from our last three games, so we want to go and get another win at MK Dons," Clement told the club's official website.
"It's important we are on the front foot from the first whistle at the weekend and we will be, because we want to build on our second half performance against Burnley. Our objective is simple, we want to go there and win.
"We have two matches to play before the next international break and we want two more wins, so we can go into that spell knowing we've had a positive period of results."
Derby, who sit in 12th position in the table, travel to play 20th-placed MK Dons in Saturday's early kickoff.
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