Carlisle United v Stevenage, 11 October 2014
| Score | 3-0 to Carlisle United |
| Referee | David Webb |
| Competition | League Two |
| Venue | Brunton Park |
| Attendance | 4,011 |
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Goals:
| Brad Potts | 17 |
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| Steven Rigg | 28 |
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| Mark Beck | 87 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Dan Hanford
Defender
Danny Grainger
Defender
Hayden White
Defender/Centre back
Troy Archibald-Henville
Defender/Midfielder
Brad Potts
Midfielder
Patrick Brough
Midfielder
Kyle Dempsey
Midfielder
Gary Dicker
Midfielder
Paul Thirlwell
Midfielder/Forward
Steven Rigg
Forward
Mark Beck
Substitutions:
| Matty Robson for Patrick Brough | 73 |
| Stephen Elliott for Steven Rigg | 76 |
| Dave Symington for Brad Potts | 90 |
Cards:
| Danny Grainger | 8 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Tony Caig
Defender
Sean O'Hanlon
Defender/Midfielder
Matty Robson
Midfielder
Josh Gillies
Midfielder
Antony Sweeney
Midfielder
Dave Symington
Forward
Stephen Elliott
Comments:
League position: 20thGoals:
Starting lineup:
Chris Day
Goalkeeper
Ronnie Henry
Defender/Centre back
Dean Wells
Defender/Centre back
Darius Charles
Defender/Forward
Andy Bond
Midfielder
Charlie Lee
Midfielder
Dean Parrett
Midfielder
Tom Pett
Midfielder
Chris Whelpdale
Midfielder
Roarie Deacon
Midfielder/Forward
Chris Beardsley
Forward
Substitutions:
| Ryan Johnson for Chris Whelpdale | 30 |
| Jon Ashton for Chris Beardsley | 65 |
| Connor Calcutt for Andy Bond | 83 |
Cards:
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Dave Beasant
Defender
Bira Dembélé
Defender
Ryan Johnson
Defender
Michael Richens
Defender/Centre back
Jon Ashton
Midfielder
Tom Conlon
Forward
Connor Calcutt
Comments:
League position: 20thComments:
League position: 19th Whilst employed as Stevenage's goalkeeping coach, 55 year-old Dave Beasant was named as a substitute for this game Had the former England keeper been called into action, he would have become English football’s oldest-ever player by beating the record of Neil McBain, the manager of New Brighton, who in 1947 played in goal against Hartlepool United at the age of 51 due to a spate of injuries. Dave had been brought on to the Boro bench following an injury to his son, Sam, who had been sharing goalkeeping duties with Chris Day.