Stockport County v Rochdale, 24 March 2007
| Score | 7-2 to Rochdale |
| Referee | Danny McDermid |
| Competition | League Two |
| Venue | Edgeley Park, Stockport |
| Attendance | 6,679 |
View Stockport County v Rochdale head to head
Goals:
| Anthony Elding | 32 |
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| Liam Dickinson | 35 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Wayne Hennessey
Defender
Eddie Nolan
Defender
Ashley Williams
Defender/Centre back
Gareth Owen
Defender/Left back
Michael Rose
Midfielder
Tony Dinning
Midfielder
Anthony Pilkington
Midfielder
Tommy Rowe
Midfielder
Jason Taylor
Forward
Liam Dickinson
Forward
Anthony Elding
Substitutions:
| Adam Le Fondre for Tony Dinning | 46 |
| Adam Griffin for Michael Rose | 52 |
| Michael Raynes for Liam Dickinson | 75 |
Cards:
| Eddie Nolan | 13 | Y |
| Jason Taylor | 51 | Y |
On the bench:
Defender/Centre back
Michael Raynes
Defender/Midfielder
Adam Griffin
Forward
Adam Le Fondre
Comments:
League position: 6th Unused substitutes: Joe Lewis and Tes Bramble This was the first time that Stockport County had conceded seven goals in a league game at Edgeley Park. It came only three weeks after the Hatters became the first club in the history of the Football League to win nine consecutive league games without conceding a goal.7 Rochdale
Goals:
| Glenn Murray | 4 |
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| Alan Goodall | 11 |
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| Adam Rundle | penalty | 15 |
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| Ben Muirhead | 17 |
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| Ben Muirhead | 46 |
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| Glenn Murray | 53 |
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| Chris Dagnall | 89 |
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Starting lineup:
Matt Gilks
Goalkeeper
Simon Ramsden
Defender/Right back
Nathan Stanton
Defender
Lee Crooks
Defender/Midfielder
Alan Goodall
Defender/Midfielder
John Doolan
Midfielder
David Perkins
Midfielder
Louis Dodds
Midfielder/Forward
Ben Muirhead
Forward
Glenn Murray
Forward
Adam Rundle
Forward
Substitutions:
| Danny Reet for Louis Dodds | 77 |
| Steve Turnbull for Lee Crooks | 80 |
| Chris Dagnall for Glenn Murray | 88 |
Cards:
| Lee Crooks | 56 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 6th Unused substitutes: Joe Lewis and Tes Bramble This was the first time that Stockport County had conceded seven goals in a league game at Edgeley Park. It came only three weeks after the Hatters became the first club in the history of the Football League to win nine consecutive league games without conceding a goal.Comments:
League position: 15th Unused substitutes: Lewis Edge and Mark Jackson Rochdale's biggest-ever away league win is a 7-0 victory at York City in the Third Division (North) on 14 January 1939.