Match details

Date	Saturday 1st September 1900
Competition	English Second Division
Season	1900/01
League matchday	1
Venue	Filbert Street
Attendance	7,000

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Lineups and substitutes

Stockport County

Starting line up:

1. James Moores
2. Jack Earp
3. Jimmy Wainwright
4. Percy Pickford
5. Andy Limond
6. Ben Harvey
7. Harry Stansfield
8. William 'Stockport' Smith
9. John Patterson
10. Joe Foster
11. Billy Betteley

Leicester Fosse

Starting line up:

1. Goff Beardsley
2. Andy Mills
3. George Swift
4. Willie Wragg
5. James Foster
6. Dick Jones
7. Archie Brash
8. Peter Kyle
9. James Connachan
10. Johnny McMillan
11. Albert Dunkley

Managers

Stockport County:
Fred Stewart

Leicester Fosse
George Johnson

League positions (before / after)

Stockport County:
16th / 10th

Leicester Fosse:
10th / 8th

Facts and figures

This was the 1st meeting between the two sides at Filbert Street. After this game our overall record against Leicester Fosse at Filbert Street now reads 0 wins, 1 draw and 0 defeats

This was the 1st meeting between the two sides overall. After this game our overall record against Leicester Fosse now reads 0 wins, 1 draw and 0 defeats

This is the first ever draw against Leicester Fosse

This is the first ever draw in English Second Division

This was the 121st time that Fred Stewart has been in charge of us. After this game his managerial record now reads 71 wins, 13 draws and 37 defeats

This was the 1st time that George Johnson has managed a team against us. After this game his managerial record against us now reads 0 wins, 1 draw and 0 defeats

Jack Earp made his 1st appearance for the club in this game

William 'Stockport' Smith made his 1st appearance for the club in this game

Harry Stansfield made his 1st appearance for the club in this game

William 'Stockport' Smith scored his 1st goal for the club in this game

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

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