Records
- Most appearances: 19, Jerry Dawson (Burnley) and Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn)
- Record goal scorer: 12, Jack Southworth
- Highest attendance at Ewood Park: 53,839, 8 October 1960
- Highest attendance at Turf Moor: 51,501, 5 March 1960
- Highest Scoring Game:Blackburn 8–3 Burnley, 9 November 1929
- Blackburn Largest Home win: 7–1, 3 November 1888
- Burnley Largest Home win: 6–0, 18 April 1896
- Blackburn Largest away win: 7–1, 26 October 1889
- Burnley Largest away win: 5–1, 16 October 1926
- Most consecutive League wins Blackburn: 6, (3 November 1888 – 22 November 1890 & 27 December 1982 - 28 March 2010)
- Most consecutive League wins Burnley: 5 (3 April 1915 – 22 January 1921)
- Longest undefeated run: 9 Blackburn (27 December 1982 – Present)
- Most goals scored by a player in a match: 4 Percy Dawson (Blackburn) 28 November 1914
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