| Top 10 League Away Defeats |
| Everton reserves |
9 December, 1893 |
0-9 |
| Chesterfield |
19 April, 1902 |
1-8* |
| Grimsby Town |
29 November, 2011 |
0-7 |
| Hull City |
29 January, 1983 |
0-7 |
| Aldershot |
22 February, 1964 |
0-7 |
| Port Vale |
10 April, 1954 |
0-7 |
| Fulham |
8 March, 1913 |
0-7 |
| Bristol City |
20 January, 1906 |
2-8 |
| Colchester United |
4 October, 1958 |
1-7 |
| Aston Villa |
11 December, 1937 |
1-7 |
Another 1-7 defeat was recorded against Bristol City in 1902-03.
* This is Stockport County's heaviest-ever Football League defeat, but there were, to say the least, mitigating circumstances. Four players missed the train to Chesterfield meaning that County only took to the field with seven players, and another, Frank Chesworth, suffered broken ribs during the game, meaning that for the majority of the match County only played with six players. To add insult to injury, Chesterfield reported County to the League and claimed a sum of £20 for lost gate receipts, which was later dismissed. However, Stockport County were fined £5 for "playing but seven players".
This article has been produced with the help of Stockport County's Historical Advisors
