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Pride Park Stadium

Pride Park Stadium Events

Pride Park Stadium hosts Boxing 🥊 & Football Soccer ⚽ events. It is also the home venue of Derby County.

14 events

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Leicester

6 Dec 2025 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Millwall

10 Dec 2025 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Portsmouth

20 Dec 2025 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Middlesbrough

1 Jan 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Wrexham

4 Jan 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs West Brom

23 Jan 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Ipswich

7 Feb 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Swansea

14 Feb 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Blackburn

28 Feb 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Sheff Wed

7 Mar 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Birmingham

21 Mar 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Stoke

6 Apr 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Oxford

18 Apr 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Football Soccer · Championship

Derby vs Sheffield United

2 May 2026 · Pride Park Stadium, Derby

Pride Park Stadium Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: Pride Park Stadium, Pride Park Derby, Derby, DE24 8XL, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps

Pride Park Stadium Hotels & Accommodation

Most of the accommodation in Derby itself is found in the city centre where the bars, shops, and restaurants await to entertain you. However, the Derbyshire countryside and its manor houses and castles offer a tempting alternative.

📍 Where To Stay

For a true countryside experience, why not opt for the Peak District National Park? With endless walking paths leading to idyllic villages, it’s ideal for nature lovers and families looking for plenty of fresh air.

Shoppers, night owls, and culture vultures might prefer to opt for one of Derby’s nearby cities. Both Nottingham and Birmingham offer an exciting English city experience with their cool student scenes, art scenes, nightlife, and more.

Whether you want to stay in central Derby, the neighbouring cities, or the nearby countryside, there is accommodation to suit every taste and budget.

About Pride Park Stadium

Pride Park Stadium is a football stadium in located in Derby, England. It is the home of Derby County.

📜 History

Pride Park was opened in 1997 by Queen Elizabeth – the first time she opened a football stadium – replacing the Baseball Ground as the Rams' home venue.

The arena gets its name from Pride Park, the business park on which it is built, although it was named the iPro Stadium between 2013 and 2016 for sponsorship reasons.

It has a capacity of 33,597, and as the home of Derby it has been the site of many Premier League and Championship fixtures over the years. In 2009, it hosted the FA Women's Cup final.