RUFC - Head-to-Head v Notts County

Rotherham United and Notts County have met forty-nine times in the past - two of those times being in the FA Cup.

The first time was in October 1885 when the Millers were actually known as Rotherham Club. Although drawn to play at home, 'home advantage' was sold for £30 and the game was played at Notts County's ground - with Rotherham being on the end of a 15-0 defeat.

The Millers and the Magpies last met in the FA Cup in the first round of the 1969/70 season. The game took place at Meadow Lane in front of eight thousand seven hundred fans and the Millers came away three-nil winners thanks to two goals from Steve Downes and one from Neil Hague.

The last time the two met in Rotherham was at Millmoor in September 2007 in League Two. Peter Holmes put the Millers in front on seven minutes but Spencer Weir-Daley equalised thirty minutes later to give both sides a point.

Teams that day

Millers
Warrington
Tonge
Coughlan
Brogan
Joseph
Todd (Yates)
P Holmes
Bean
Harrison
Dyer (O'Grady)
D Holmes
Subs not used - Annerson, Cresswell, Newsham

Magpies
Pilkingon
Mayo
Hunt
Tann
Somner
Canoville
MacKenzie (McCann)
Butcher (Silk)
Dudfield (Parkinson)
Lee
Weir-Daley
Subs not used - Sandercombe, Sam

The last time the Millers won at 'home' was at Don Valley in April 2009. Mark Hudson scored for the Millers a minute before half-time with Reuben Reid doubling the score on the sixty-ninth minute. Jonathan Forte got a consolation for County fifteen minutes from time.

FA Cup Stats - Rotherham United v Notts County
15.11.1969 Notts County 3-0 Rotherham United
24.10.1885 Notts County 15-0 Rotherham United