Derby County F.C.–Leicester City F.C. rivalry

Derby County F.C.–Leicester City F.C. rivalry
Derby County and Leicester City rivalry
East Midlands derby
City or region Derby/Leicester (England)
First contested 10 February 1894
Teams involved Derby County, Leicester City
Number of meetings 100
Most wins 45 (Derby)
Most recent meeting

Leicester City 4-0 Derby County

King Power Stadium, 1st October 2011
Largest victory Leicester Fosse 6-0 Derby County, Leicester Fosse 0-6 Derby County

The fixture between Leicester City and Derby County is a football rivalry in the East Midlands. The fixture is sometimes called an East Midlands Derby but the term is usually reserved for Derby's games against Nottingham Forest. Although both clubs have a strong mutual disliking of each other, they both consider Forest their main rivals.[1]

Contents

In Both Camps

During both Derby and Leicester's history. Several players have played for both clubs.
Derby then Leicester

Leicester then Derby

  • Robbie Savage - played for Birmingham City and Blackburn Rovers in between.
  • Paul Dickov - loaned to Derby County from Leicester in 2009.

Notable Results

26 April 1998
Derby County 0 – 4 Leicester City Pride Park Stadium, Derby
Referee: Unknown
[1]

30 May 1994
Leicester City 2 – 1 Derby County Wembley Stadium, London
Referee: Unknown

28 December 1915
Leicester Fosse 0 – 6 Derby County Filbert Street, Leicester
Referee: Unknown

26 February 1910
Leicester Fosse 6 – 0 Derby County Filbert Street, Leicester
Referee: Unknown

10 February 1894
Leicester Fosse 0 – 0 Derby County Filbert Street, Leicester
Referee: Unknown

Trivia

  • Of the 100 competitive meetings between the clubs. Derby County have won 45% of all fixtures, Leicester have won 28% and 27% have ended as a draw.[2]
  • The Highest scoring game between the two sides ended 5-2 to Derby County in the 1928/29 English football season. The year Leicester achieved their highest ever league finish, 2nd in Division One (now the Premier League)[3]
  • Leicester have a 100% record on neutral ground beating Derby 2-1 in the 1993/94 Play-off finals for promotion to the Premier League.[4]
  • The last time Derby beat Leicester away from home was 3-0 in 2002. The year both clubs were relegated from the Premier League. Leicester won the reverse fixture 3-2.[5]
  • Leicester have never scored against Derby in the F.A. Cup losing 6-0 in 1910, 3-0 in 1894 and drawing 0-0 in the clubs first ever meeting the year before.[6]
  • According to the Football fan census, Leicester and Derby are 'traditional' rivals.
  • Leicester as well as Forest refer to Derby as 'the sheep', a reference to their nickname being the Rams.[7]
  • Of the two clubs, Leicester have a better record against Nottingham Forest.[8]

References

  1. ^ http://www.thefootballnetwork.net/main/s237/st127055.htm
  2. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  3. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  4. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  5. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  6. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  7. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326
  8. ^ http://www.footymad.net/head-to-head-statistics/?teama=181&teamb=326

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