Derby County v Stoke City
Pride Park Stadium
Saturday 28th January 2012 (3pm)
FA Cup, with Budweiser, 4th Round

The ground is a big, handsome, change from the old Baseball Ground, which was the former home of the Club since 1895. The new stadium, which was officially opened by the Queen in 1997, is totally enclosed with all corners being filled.

One corner is filled with executive boxes, giving the stadium a continental touch. The large Toyota West Stand which runs down one side of the pitch is two tiered, complete with a row of executive boxes. The rest of the ground is smaller in size than the West Stand, as the roof drops a tier to the other sides.

Away Fans

Stoke City have sold out their entire allocation of 5,500 tickets for this encounter. The Club currently have a waiting list in operation for any returned tickets. If you would like more information on this, then please contact the Britannia Stadium Ticket Office.

Supporters will be housed behind the goal in the Winfield Construction (South) Stand.

From the Britannia Stadium, join the A50 (Sign Posted Uttoxeter, Derby) - Continue on the Stoke-Derby link road to join the A38 to Derby. From there on in, directions to Pride Park (Derby County FC) are clearly signposted. The Stadium is approximately 35 miles from the Britannia Stadium with a travel time of 45 minutes.

Parking for away supporters is available at the nearby Derby Conference Centre, at a cost of £5 per car. There is also a nearby snack bar available from 12 noon to 2:30pm. This is approximately five minutes walk from the Away Stand.

Trains operate from Stoke-On-Trent direct to Derby Mainline Station via the Cross-Country Service. Pride Park is approximately 15 minutes walk from the station. When departing the station, use the footbridge directly to Pride Park.

BBC Radio Derby 104.5FM
Capital FM East Midlands 102.8FM