Iron Bowl
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Auburn defeated Alabama 32-22 at Lakeview Park in Birmingham on February 22, 1893, beginning the football series now remembered as the Iron Bowl.

The 1907 meeting ended 6-6 in Birmingham. Disputes around officiating and expenses contributed to a long interruption in the series.

After four decades without a game, Alabama and Auburn resumed the rivalry in Birmingham. Alabama won 55-0 at Legion Field.

Auburn blocked two Alabama punts in the fourth quarter and returned both for touchdowns, turning a late deficit into a 17-16 win.

Auburn hosted Alabama at Jordan-Hare Stadium for the first time in the modern rivalry rotation and won 30-20.

Alabama hosted Auburn at Bryant-Denny Stadium in 2000, moving the rivalry fully into the modern campus-site era.

Cam Newton and Auburn rallied from a 24-point deficit to win 28-27, continuing a season that ended with a national championship.

Chris Davis returned a missed field goal for the winning touchdown as time expired, giving Auburn a 34-28 win over top-ranked Alabama.

Alabama forced overtime late and survived a four-overtime game at Jordan-Hare Stadium, winning 24-22.

Alabama defeated Auburn 27-20 at Jordan-Hare Stadium, extending Alabama's series winning streak to six games.

Alabama and Auburn are scheduled to meet on November 28, 2026 in Tuscaloosa. The exact kickoff time and network remain a dated update item until officially assigned.