Match details

Date	Saturday 10th January 1925
Competition	FA Cup (Rd 1)
Season	1924/25
Venue	Loftus Road
Referee	Tom Bryan
Attendance	19,640

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Lineups and substitutes

Stockport County

Starting line up:

1. Harry Hardy
2. Bill Bocking
3. Billy Richardson
4. George Stentiford
5. Albert Waterall
6. Tommy Meads
7. Ted Critchley
8. Billy Johnston
9. Bobby Blood
10. Ernie Simms
11. Tommy Mitchell

Queens Park Rangers

Starting line up:

1. Len Hill
2. Bill Pierce
3. Bill Ogley
4. John Thompson
5. Frank Knowles
6. George Harris
7. Charlie Brown
8. Jimmy Birch
9. Harry Johnson
10. Colin Myers
11. Ewart Ford

Managers

Stockport County:
Fred Scotchbrook

Queens Park Rangers
Will Wood

League Divisions

Stockport County:
English Second Division / tier 2

Queens Park Rangers:
English Third Division (South) / tier 3

Facts and figures

This was the 1st meeting between the two sides at Loftus Road. After this game our overall record against Queens Park Rangers at Loftus Road now reads 1 win, 0 draws and 0 defeats

This was the 1st meeting between the two sides overall. After this game our overall record against Queens Park Rangers now reads 1 win, 0 draws and 0 defeats

This is the first ever win against Queens Park Rangers

The last win in the FA Cup was on Saturday 1st December 1923

This was the 11th time that Fred Scotchbrook has been in charge of us. After this game his managerial record now reads 4 wins, 4 draws and 3 defeats

This was the 1st time that Will Wood has managed a team against us. After this game his managerial record against us now reads 0 wins, 0 draws and 1 defeat

This was the 2nd time that Tom Bryan has officiated a competitive game involving us. After this game, our record against teams when Tom has officiated now reads 2 wins, 0 draws, and 0 defeats

Albert Waterall scored his last goal for the club in this game

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

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