Sat 12 Dec
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Derby County’s Sky Bet Championship fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion this afternoon (3pm) will be the 400th league game played at the iPro Stadium.
Derby County’s Sky Bet Championship fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion this afternoon (3pm) will be the 400th league game played at the iPro Stadium.
Derby moved to the then-named Pride Park Stadium in 1997, re-named as the iPro Stadium in 2013, following a long and unforgettable stay at the Baseball Ground.
The Rams’ former home witnessed two First Division title-triumphs, European football and many more memorable moments in the club’s illustrious history.
In the 399 previous league fixtures at the iPro Stadium, starting with a 1-0 success against Barnsley in 1997, Derby have won 174, drawn 101 and lost 124.
During that time the side have scored 591 goals and conceded 486, presenting a goal difference of +105 at this moment in time.
In the last 99 league matches on home turf Derby have won 52, drawn 25 and lost 22 - scoring 175 and conceding 99 to hit a goal difference of +76.
In total a further 50 competitive Derby games - FA Cup, League Cup and Play-Offs - have been played at the iPro Stadium and today's game will be its 450th in all competitions.
Supporters can share their favourite iPro Stadium moments on the Rams Recollections website - WeAreDerby.com/Rams-Recollections.
