Match details

Date	Monday 8th April 1957
Competition	English Third Division (North)
Season	1956/57
League matchday	41
Venue	Peel Park
Attendance	11,266

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Lineups and substitutes

Stockport County

Starting line up:

1. Arthur Barnard
2. Bob Murray
3. Ivor Seemley
4. Trevor Porteous
5. Gordon Wilmott
6. Len Rowland
7. Gene Wilson
8. Willie Moir
9. Bill Holden
10. Arnold Jackson
11. Alan 'Digger' Daley

Accrington Stanley

Starting line up:

1. Willie McInnes
2. Bob McNichol
3. Armour Ashe
4. Eddie Hunter
5. Jimmy Harrower
6. Wattie Dick
7. Willie Millar
8. Paddy Sowden
9. George Stewart
10. Jimmy Mulkerrin
11. Jimmy Anders

Managers

Stockport County:
Willy Moir

Accrington Stanley
Walter Galbraith

League positions (before / after)

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Facts and figures

This was the 26th meeting between the two sides at Peel Park. After this game our overall record against Accrington Stanley at Peel Park now reads 9 wins, 4 draws and 13 defeats

This was the 55th meeting between the two sides overall. After this game our overall record against Accrington Stanley now reads 28 wins, 10 draws and 17 defeats

Before this game the last defeat against Accrington Stanley was on Saturday 31st December 1955

The last defeat in the English Third Division (North) was on Saturday 6th April 1957

This was the 43rd time that Willy Moir has been in charge of us. After this game his managerial record now reads 21 wins, 7 draws and 15 defeats

This was the 10th time that Walter Galbraith has managed a team against us. After this game his managerial record against us now reads 5 wins, 2 draws and 3 defeats

Len Rowland made his last appearance for the club in this game

After this game, our last 10 results in all competitions was WWWLWWWLLL

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