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Stadium

Pride Park

England flag Derby, England

Capacity
33,597
Opened
1997
Surface
Grass
Location
Derby, England

About Pride Park

Derby County left the Baseball Ground for this £28 million stadium on decontaminated land east of the city centre, opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 18 July 1997 with Sampdoria providing the first opposition weeks later. The Miller Partnership's design set a detached main stand opposite a horseshoe of three sides, corners left infillable for expansion. Capacity is 33,597, a figure matched by the record crowd for England's win over Mexico in May 2001. The ground was branded the iPro Stadium between 2013 and 2016.

Home club

Derby County Football · Club Friendlies
Derby County is an English football club from Derby in the East Midlands, founded in 1884 and one of the founder members of the Football League.

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