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      | The Magpies | 
      Notts County FC
 Founded November 1862
 Turned professional 1885
 
 Players provided 17
 Different scorers 3 (11 goals)
 Total appearances
      56
 1872-1948
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      | Meadow Lane |  
      | Domestic Honours | Football League founder members; Division Two 
          runners-up 1894-95, 1980-81, winners 
          1896-97, 1913-14, 1922-23, play-off winners 1990-91; Division Three (South) winners 
          1930-31, 1949-50, runners-up 1936-37; Division 
          Four runners-up 1959-60, winners 1970-71; Division Three 
		  runners-up 1972-73, play-off winners 1989-90; FA Cup runners-up 1890-91, winners 1893-94;
 Highest 
		  League position: Third place, Football League 1890-91, and 
		  Division One 1900-01;
 Football League Cup best: 
		  Quarter-finals 1962-63, 1972-73, 1975-76;
 Anglo-Scottish Cup  runners-up 
		  1980-81 (beaten by Chesterfield, agg 1-2);
 Associate Members 
		  Cup runners-up 1987-88, 1989-90;
 After League 
		  restructure: Football League Division Two/League One 
		  fourth place-play off runners-up 1995-96; Division Three/League Two winners 1997-98, 
		  2009-10, fifth place-play-off semi-finalists 2017-18, sixth 
		  place-play-off semi-finalists 2024-25;
 National League third place-play-off runners-up
		  2019-20, runners-up play-off winners 2022-23;
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      | European Honours | Anglo-Italian Cup runners-up 
		  1993-94 (beaten by Brescia 0-1), winners 1994-95 (beat Ascoli 
		  2-1); |  
      | Home 
      venue, based in Nottingham | Meadow Lane, since 1910; previously 
		  occupied Trentbridge Cricket Ground, 1883-1910; Castle Ground, 
		  1880-83; Beeston Cricket Ground, 1877-80; The Meadows, 
		  1864-77; Began playing at Park Hollow, 1862-64; |  
      | Home strip | Black and white striped shirts, black shorts, black 
          socks. |  |