Iron Bowl History

Alabama defeated Auburn 28-14 in Kalen DeBoer's first Iron Bowl as head coach, with Jalen Milroe leading the Crimson Tide with 3 rushing touchdowns in a dominant performance at Bryant-Denny Stadium. This victory marked Alabama's fifth consecutive Iron Bowl triumph and DeBoer's perfect 3-1 record against ranked teams in his debut season.

Alabama escaped Auburn with a 27-24 victory in a hard-fought Iron Bowl, keeping their playoff hopes alive.

Alabama dominated Auburn 49-27, with Bryce Young throwing for 343 yards and 3 touchdowns in his final Iron Bowl.

Alabama survived a four-overtime thriller against Auburn, winning 24-22 in one of the most dramatic Iron Bowls in history.

Top-ranked Alabama crushed Auburn 42-13 in a dominant performance during the COVID-shortened season.

Alabama held off Auburn 48-45 in a wild shootout featuring 93 combined points.

Top-ranked Alabama demolished Auburn 52-21, with Tua Tagovailoa throwing 5 touchdowns.

Auburn stunned top-ranked Alabama 26-14 in one of the biggest upsets in Iron Bowl history.

Top-ranked Alabama dominated Auburn 30-12, with Jalen Hurts accounting for 3 touchdowns.

Alabama dominated Auburn 29-13 behind Derrick Henry's 271 rushing yards and 46 carries.

Alabama won a wild 55-44 shootout over Auburn in one of the highest-scoring Iron Bowls ever.

The "Kick Six" game - Chris Davis returned a missed field goal 109 yards for a touchdown as time expired, giving Auburn a stunning 34-28 victory.

Alabama dominated Auburn 49-0, recording the first shutout in the series since 2008.

Alabama rolled past defending champion Auburn 42-14, with Trent Richardson rushing for 203 yards.

Top-ranked Auburn held off #2 Alabama 28-27 in a thriller, with Cam Newton leading Auburn to victory.

Alabama rallied to beat Auburn 26-21, overcoming a 21-0 first-half deficit.

Top-ranked Alabama shut out Auburn 36-0, dominating in Nick Saban's first Iron Bowl win.

Auburn dominated Alabama 31-17, continuing their dominance in the late 1990s.

Auburn edged Alabama 18-17 in a close contest at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Auburn defeated Alabama 22-14 in a defensive battle at Jordan-Hare Stadium, continuing Auburn's success at home in the series.

In the historic first Iron Bowl at Jordan-Hare Stadium, #11 Auburn defeated #2 Alabama 30-20, marking the first time the rivals met on Auburn's campus.

Alabama edged Auburn 25-23 in a close game at Legion Field.

In the famous 'Bo Over the Top' game, #8 Auburn defeated #7 Alabama 23-22 as Bo Jackson jumped over the top for the winning touchdown.

In the famous 'Punt Bama Punt' game, #9 Auburn stunned #2 Alabama 17-16 with two dramatic punt returns for touchdowns in the final minutes.

#5 Alabama dominated Auburn 31-7 at Legion Field.

The first-ever Iron Bowl, played in Birmingham, with Alabama winning 32-22.