Nottinghamshire derby

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Nottinghamshire derby
LocationCounty Flag of Nottinghamshire.svg  Nottinghamshire
Teams Mansfield Town
Notts County
First meetingNotts County 2–0 Mansfield Town
(7 October 1937)
1937–38 Third Division South
Latest meetingMansfield Town 1–0 Notts County
(3 February 2024)
2023–24 League Two
Stadiums Field Mill (Mansfield Town)
Meadow Lane (Notts County)
Statistics
Meetings total56 (Official)
Most winsMansfield Town (22)
All-time recordMansfield Town: 22
Draw: 15
Notts County: 19

The Nottinghamshire derby is an association football club rivalry between Nottinghamshire based clubs, Mansfield Town and Notts County. [1] [2] [3] Although both these clubs are secondary rivals to each other, as Mansfield Town's primary rivals are Chesterfield due to miner's strike and Notts County contest Nottingham derby with local rivals Nottingham Forest, the rivalry between two clubs is fierce as recently both the clubs have shared same division with each other more than their primary rivals. [4] [5] [6] [7]

Contents

On 17 March 2018, ahead of the derby, supporters of the both clubs travelled 17-mile on foot to for Notts County FITC, the charitable wing of the clubs. [8]

The first ever derby was on 7 October 1937, Notts County defeated Mansfield Town 2–0. Since then a total of 56 derbies has been played with Mansfield Town winning 22 times, Notts County winning 19 times and 15 matches were drawn. [9] [10]

Head-to-head

As of 3 February 2024, a total of 56 derbies matches has been played, out of which 44 were league matches and 12 were cup games.

Statistics

As of 3 February 2024 [9] [10]
CompetitionPlayedMansfield Town winsDrawsNotts County winsMansfield Town goalsNotts County goalsH2H Lead
League441613156555+1
League Cup 63121111+1
EFL Trophy 631267+1
Total562215198273+3
Regional
Notts Senior Cup 2200121+2
Total582415199474+5

List of matches

League

As of 3 February 2024 [9] [10]
#SeasonDateCompetitionHome TeamResultAway TeamVenueAtt.H2H
1 1937–38 7 October 1937 Third Division South Notts County2–0Mansfield Town Meadow Lane 13,632+1
29 April 1938Mansfield Town1–2Notts County Field Mill 11,190+2
3 1938–39 12 November 1938Third Division SouthMansfield Town2–0Notts CountyField Mill9,852+1
418 March 1939Notts County1–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane11,629+1
5 1946–47 23 November 1946Third Division SouthMansfield Town1–0Notts CountyField Mill10,8890
629 March 1947Notts County5–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane12,157+1
7 1958–59 27 September 1958 Third Division Notts County3–4Mansfield TownMeadow Lane16,5100
814 February 1959Mansfield Town3–0Notts CountyField Mill13,376+1
9 1963–64 16 September 1963Third DivisionMansfield Town4–0Notts CountyField Mill16,560+2
103 October 1963Notts County1–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane14,014+1
11 1971–72 6 November 1971Third DivisionNotts County2–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane16,9050
1226 February 1972Mansfield Town1–1Notts CountyField Mill16,7840
13 1977–78 29 October 1977 Second Division Mansfield Town1–3Notts CountyField Mill11,237+1
1421 March 1978Notts County1–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,587+2
15 1986–87 26 December 1986Second DivisionNotts County0–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane8,820+2
1621 April 1987Mansfield Town1–2Notts CountyField Mill6,094+3
17 1987–88 11 October 1987 Third Division Notts County1–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane8,573+3
1812 March 1988Mansfield Town1–1Notts CountyField Mill8,002+3
19 1988–89 1 October 1988Third DivisionMansfield Town1–1Notts CountyField Mill5,908+3
204 February 1989Notts County2–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane5,925+4
21 1989–90 4 November 1989Third DivisionMansfield Town1–3Notts CountyField Mill6,016+5
225 May 1990Notts County4–2Mansfield TownMeadow Lane6,906+6
23 1997–98 13 September 1997Third DivisionNotts County1–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane6,706+7
2431 January 1998Mansfield Town0–2Notts CountyField Mill6,786+8
25 2002–03 9 November 2002 Second Division Notts County2–2Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,302+8
268 February 2003Mansfield Town3–2Notts CountyField Mill8,134+7
27 2004–05 16 October 2004 League Two Mansfield Town3–1Notts CountyField Mill7,682+6
285 February 2005Notts County0–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,005+5
29 2005–06 29 August 2005League TwoMansfield Town2–3Notts CountyField Mill6,444+6
304 March 2006Notts County2–2Mansfield TownMeadow Lane9,779+6
31 2006–07 7 October 2006League TwoMansfield Town2–2Notts CountyField Mill6,182+6
3210 March 2007Notts County0–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,034+6
33 2007–08 20 October 2007League TwoMansfield Town2–0Notts CountyField Mill4,002+5
3429 March 2008Notts County0–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,027+5
35 2015–16 14 August 2015League TwoNotts County0–2Mansfield TownMeadow Lane10,074+4
3616 April 2016Mansfield Town5–0Notts CountyField Mill6,357+3
37 2016–17 8 October 2016League TwoMansfield Town3–1Notts CountyField Mill5,763+2
3814 January 2017Notts County0–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane11,328+2
39 2017–18 30 September 2017League TwoMansfield Town3–1Notts CountyField Mill7,072+1
4017 March 2018Notts County1–1Mansfield TownMeadow Lane12,563+1
41 2018–19 8 December 2018League TwoMansfield Town2–0Notts CountyField Mill6,6040
4216 February 2019Notts County1–0Mansfield TownMeadow Lane1,266+1
43 2023–24 14 October 2023League TwoNotts County1–4Mansfield TownMeadow Lane16,6380
443 February 2024Mansfield Town1–0Notts CountyField Mill8,667+1

Cup

#SeasonDateCompetitionHome TeamResultAway TeamVenueRound
1 1966–67 24 August 1966 League Cup Notts County1–1Mansfield Town Meadow Lane First round
229 August 1966Mansfield Town3–0Notts County Field Mill First round replay
3 1969–70 13 August 1969League CupMansfield Town3–1Notts CountyField MillFirst round
4 1985–86 11 March 1986 EFL Trophy Mansfield Town1–0Notts CountyField MillGroup stage
520 March 1986Notts County0–1Mansfield TownMeadow LaneGroup stage play-off
6 1988–89 30 August 1988League CupNotts County5–0Mansfield TownMeadow LaneFirst round 1st leg
76 September 1988Mansfield Town1–0Notts CountyField MillFirst round 2nd leg
829 November 1988EFL TrophyMansfield Town1–1Notts CountyField MillGroup stage
9 2001–02 21 August 2001League CupMansfield Town3–4Notts CountyField MillFirst round
10 2014–15 2 September 2014EFL TrophyNotts County2–0Mansfield TownMeadow LaneFirst round
11 2015–16 1 September 2015EFL TrophyNotts County3–1Mansfield TownMeadow LaneFirst round
12 2017–18 24 September 2017EFL TrophyNotts County1–2Mansfield TownMeadow LaneGroup stage

Nottinghamshire Senior Cup

#SeasonRoundHome TeamResultAway TeamVenue
1 1926–27 FinalMansfield Town5–1Notts CountyThe Lowmoor Ground
2 1930–31 FinalMansfield Town7–0Notts County Field Mill

Statistics

All-time top scorers

As of 3 February 2024 [9] [10]
RankNationPlayerClub(s)YearsLeagueLeague CupEFL TrophyOverall
1 Flag of England.svg Matt Green Mansfield Town2011, 2012–2013, 2015–20174004
2 Flag of England.svg Richie Barker Mansfield Town2004–20073003
Flag of England.svg Mike Edwards Notts County2004–2012, 2014–20182013
Flag of Ireland.svg CJ Hamilton Mansfield Town2016–20202013
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Danny Allsopp Notts County1999, 2000–20030303

All-time most appearances

As of 3 February 2024 [9] [10]
RankNationPlayerClub(s)YearsLeagueLeague CupEFL TrophyOverall
1 Flag of England.svg Jon Stead Notts County2015–20198019
Flag of England.svg Kevin Pilkington Mansfield Town2000–2005, 2010–2011410
Notts County2005–2010, 2012–2017400
3 Flag of England.svg Mike Edwards Notts County2004–2012, 2014–20186028
Flag of England.svg Mal Benning Mansfield Town2014–2021602
5 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Gareth Jelleyman Mansfield Town2005, 2005–20087007
Flag of Barbados.svg Krystian Pearce Notts County2007–2008, 2010–2013000
Mansfield Town2015–2020601
Flag of England.svg Alex Baptiste Mansfield Town2002–2008700
Flag of England.svg Jake Buxton Mansfield Town2002–2008700

Honours

Mansfield Town [11] CompetitionNotts County [12]
National
— Second Division (Second Tier)3
1 Third Division South/Third Division (Third Tier)2
1 Fourth Division/Third Division/League Two (Fourth Tier)3
— FA Cup 1
1 EFL Trophy —
3Aggregate9
Regional
5 Notts Senior Cup 11
5Aggregate11
Continental
— Anglo-Italian Cup (defunct)1
—Aggregate1
8Total aggregate21

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