Stats corner: Stevenage (A)
We continue our build up to Saturday's away League match against Stevenage by bringing you stats relating to both teams. The Hatters have only faced Stevenage once in their history before, with that match taking place in the FA Cup and it wasn't a good day at the office for Sammy McIlroy's side.
| CURRENT FORM (MOST RECENT MATCH FIRST): |
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STOCKPORT
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STEVENAGE
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| D 0-0 Wycombe Wanderers (H) |
L 1-0 Bradford City |
| L 5-0 Preston North End (H) |
L 2-1 Portsmouth (H) |
| D 1-1 Southend United (A) |
D 2-2 Macclesfield Town (H) |
| L 3-0 Tranmere Rovers (H) |
L 2-1 Barrow (N) |
| L 2-1 Southend United (A) |
W 1-0 York City (H) |
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| 2010/11 LEAGUE POSITIONS: |
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POS.
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NAME:
|
P
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W
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D
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L
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GD
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PTS
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| 13th |
Stockport County |
2
|
0
|
2
|
0
|
0
|
2
|
| 16th |
Stevenage Borough |
2
|
0
|
1
|
1
|
-1
|
1
|
|
|
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| |
| 2010/11 SEASON STATS (LEAGUE): |
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|
|
|
| George Donnelly - 1 |
Leading scorer
|
Peter Vincenti, Charlie Griffin - 1
|
| 3,837 vs. Wycombe |
Highest attendance
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3,553 vs. Macclesfield Town
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| 3,837 |
Ave. attendance
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3,533
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| 3,837 vs. Wycombe |
Lowest attendance
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3,533 vs. Macclesfield Town
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| N/A |
Biggest win
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N/A
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| N/A |
Heaviest defeat
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1-0 vs. Bradford City
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| Barry Conlon, George Donnelly, Danny Swailes, Robbie Williams, Greg Tansey- 1 |
Most yellow cards
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Joel Byrom, Charlie Griffin, John Mousinho - 1
|
| N/A |
Most red cards
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N/A
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| |
| HEAD TO HEAD:
(AT STEVENAGE'S GROUND)
|
|
STEVENAGE WIN
|
DRAW
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STOCKPORT WIN
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|
1
|
0
|
0
|
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| PREVIUS MEETINGS: |
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DATE
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HOME
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RES.
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AWAY
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COMP.
|
|
08/11/2003
|
Stockport |
2 - 1
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Stockport
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FA Cup
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| LAST TIME OUT AT BROADHALL WAY: |
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| Saturday 8th November 2003
FA Cup round one |
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| Stevenage Borough |
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Stockport County
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|
Maamria 29
Maamria 37
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Goodwin 69 (pen)
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| |
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Stevenage: Perez, Travis (Brennan 87 mins), Bunce, Laker, Flynn, Wormull (Holloway 71 mins), Gould, Warner, Watson, Maamria, Elding (Baptiste 73 mins)
Subs not used: Shamlian, Battersby
Stockport: Spencer, Clare, Challinor, Hardiker, Pemberton, Gibb, Goodwin, Welsh (Morrison 67 mins), Lambert, Barlow (Chris Williams 79 mins), Daly (Wilbraham 67 mins)
Subs not used: Lescott, Colgan
Bookings: Elding (Stevenage)
Referee: P Armstrong (Berkshire)
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