TRENT BRIDGE
League Record
- First Match
- 3–3 v Blackburn Rovers (4,000) (October 6th, 1888)
- Last Match
- 2–3 v Aston Villa (13,000) (April 16th, 1910)
- Highest Attendance
- 25,000 v Everton (0–0) (December 26th, 1908)
- Lowest Attendance
- 300 v Crewe Alexandra (9–1) (February 17th, 1894)
- Biggest Home Win
- 10–0 v Burslem Port Vale (1,500) (February 26th, 1895)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 0–7 v Preston North End (7,000) (November 3rd, 1888)
314 League games played at Trent Bridge by Notts County (including 2 play-offs)
The club was a founder member of the Football League in 1888. The overlapping of the football and cricket seasons necessitated the playing of some home matches at The Castle Ground, Town Ground and City Ground and Notts County was also involved in Test Matches at the neutral venues of Hyde Road, the Olive Grove and Filbert Street. In 1910 the club moved to Meadow Lane.
