WHITE CITY
League Record
- First Match
- 0–1 v Notts County (15,594) (October 6th, 1962)
- Last Match
- 1–3 v Coventry City (3,245) (May 22nd, 1963)
- Highest Attendance
- 18,281 v Hull City (4–1) (October 22nd, 1962)
- Lowest Attendance
- 3,245 v Coventry City (1–3) (May 22nd, 1963)
- Biggest Home Win
- 4–1 v Hull City (18,281) (October 22nd, 1962)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 3–5 v Bristol Rovers (10,165) (April 12th, 1963)
17 League games played at White City by Queens Park Rangers
Queens Park Rangers moved here for short periods in the 1930s and 1960s. Although it had far superior facilities than Loftus Road, the remoteness of the pitch from the terraces, separated by a running track, and eventually poor attendances led to a depressing atmosphere in the stadium and, in both cases, the club moved back to the former ground.
League Record
- First Match
- 0–3 v Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic (18,907) (September 5th, 1931)
- Last Match
- 1–1 v Torquay United (2,800) (May 6th, 1933)
- Highest Attendance
- 24,347 v Brentford (2–3) (August 27th, 1932)
- Lowest Attendance
- 2,800 v Torquay United (1–1) (May 6th, 1933)
- Biggest Home Win
- 7–0 v Gillingham (3,881) (March 10th, 1932)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 0–3 v Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic (18,907) (September 5th, 1931)
42 League games played at White City by Queens Park Rangers