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Albion will now aim to follow triumphant pattern after mettle-testing Derby win

Albion have broken a long-running voodoo by beating Derby County at Pride Park for the first time since 2003

10.09.26, 06:00 Updated 09.09.26, 23:53 4 Minute Read

Joe Chapman

Joe Chapman

You’d have a hard time explaining to neutral supporters that Albion have won once in a league fixture at Pride Park since the very end of World War I.

Since then, and aside from Rob Hulse’s winner here in 2003, there’ve been slim pickings. There was, for those who remember, the impossible two points dropped in 2009 when Simon Cox and Graham Dorrans thought they had sealed the points late on, only for Albion to be pegged back, but since then a feeling of dread drifts over those of a Baggies persuasion when a trip east to Derby appears on the horizon.

Now, though, we fret no more! The hoodoo is over - and with the most gutsy, determined and defiant display imaginable.

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Joe Chapman

Joe Chapman has covered West Bromwich Albion for over a decade for various media - most notably as the dedicated, day-to-day reporter for the Birmingham Mail between 2019 and 2024. He is an avid Albion supporter and is passionate about bringing high quality and wide-ranging coverage to the Baggies' fanbase.

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