Clubs in Europe (UEFA)
Albania
All-time Albanian Derby – KF Tirana vs Vllaznia Shkodër
Tirana Derby
Tirana Derby I – KF Tirana vs KF Partizani Tirana
Tirana Derby II – KF Tirana vs KS Dinamo Tirana
Communist Albania Derby – KF Partizani Tirana vs KS Dinamo Tirana
Austria
Wien derby: the Viennese derby is a match between city rivals Rapid and Austria. The rivalry dates back to the two clubs' foundations: Rapid was formed as a working-class club, whereas Austria traditionally represented the bourgeois city centre elite.[13] As of 4 October 2010, 294 league matches have been played. Rapid won 122 times, Austria won 107 times, while 65 matches ended in a draw.[14]
Little Vienna Derby – Vienna FC vs Wiener SK
Graz Derby – Sturm Graz vs Grazer AK
Lustenau Derby – FC Lustenau vs Austria Lustenau
Ländle Derby – Games between Austria Lustenau, FC Lustenau, SCR Altach and FC Dornbirn 1913
West Derby – Salzburg vs Innsbruck
Azerbaijan
Böyük Oyun
Belgium
Bruges derby
Beerschot AC vs Royal Antwerp FC
KRC Genk vs Sint-Truiden VV
Sporting Charleroi vs Standard de Liège
Brussels derby – R.S.C. Anderlecht vs F.C. Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek – Football
Brussels derby – R.S.C. Anderlecht vs R. Union Saint-Gilloise – Football
Brussels derby – R. Union Saint-Gilloise vs F.C. Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek – Football
Ghent derby – K.A.A. Gent vs K.R.C. Gent-Zeehaven – Football
Charleroi derby – Sporting Charleroi vs Olympic Charleroi –
Lier derby - K. Lierse S.K. vs K. Lyra TSV - Football
Mechelen derby – KV Mechelen vs Racing Mechelen – Football
Liège derby – RFC Liège vs Standard de Liège – Football
Waasland derby – Sporting Lokeren vs SK Beveren – Football
South-West-Flanders derby – SV Zulte-Waregem vs KV Kortrijk – Football
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo derby
Mostar derby: a football rivalry in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina between HŠK Zrinjski and FK Velež. The Mostar derby is special because of its political and national tensions. Mostar was in war in the near past, and in that war Zrinjski (West Mostar, Croatian part of the city) and Velež (East Mostar, Bosniak part of the city) were on different sides. The wounds of the war are still fresh which might be the reason why this derby is always accompanied by riots and violence.[15]
Bulgaria
Eternal derby of Bulgarian football: This match is known as the so-called "Eternal derby" in Bulgaria. There is fierce hatred between the fans of the clubs and there are often fights. The hostility reached its climax on 19 June 1985 during the Bulgarian Cup final held at Vasil Levski National Stadium when after many disputable referee decisions both teams demonstrated poor sportsmanship which resulted in regular fights between them on the pitch. On 21 June the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party issued a decree that disbanded both teams. Then called CSKA Septemvriysko zname had to be re-founded as Sredets and then called Levski-Spartak - as Vitosha. Six players (including Hristo Stoichkov and Borislav Mikhailov) were banned for life from playing competitive football, many other players and staff members - for periods from 3 months to 1 year. A year later the decision was abolished and the players continued their sport careers.[16] On occasions up to 1500 police officers have been required to prevent trouble from occurring.[17] Levski's best results are 7–1, 7–2 and 5–0. CSKA's best results are two wins with 5–0 and one with 6–2 in a friendly game.[when?]
Lokomotiv Plovdiv vs Botev Plovdiv: the second biggest rivalry in Bulgaria, pits teams from the second biggest city in Bulgaria, Plovdiv, against each other. Botev Plovdiv have had more success historically, but now their rivals Lokomotiv can gloat that their rivals are in the lower leagues. Nonetheless this rivalry is still hot and with Botev's rise in form, there will be no lack of pressure when these teams line up in the future.
Sofia Derby – Levski Sofia or CSKA Sofia vs Slavia Sofia or Lokomotiv Sofia – Football
Bourgas Derby – Neftochimic Burgas 1986 vs PSFC Chernomorets Burgas – Football
Central North Bulgaria Derby – Etar Veliko Tarnovo vs FC Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa – Football
Varna Derby – Cherno More vs Spartak Varna – Football
The coastal Derby – Naftex Burgas – Spartak Varna
Croatia
Eternal derby (Croatia): The Eternal Derby (Vječni Derbi) is between Croatian clubs Dinamo Zagreb and Hajduk Split. Both teams are amongst the strongest in the country and have strong support groups, which are the Bad Blue Boys for Dinamo and Torcida for Hajduk.[18] Hajduk is from Dalmatia (Split) and Dinamo is from the Zagreb region. In 2004, a friendly match between the teams was abandoned after fans threw objects including bottles and knives onto the pitch. The situation became intolerable after a Dinamo player Edin Mujčin was sent off and tensions in the stands grew. Police said that before the match, 25 fans had been arrested.[19]
Adriatic derby – Hajduk Split vs HNK Rijeka
Dinamo Zagreb vs NK Zagreb
Slavonian derby – NK Osijek vs HNK Cibalia
Czech Republic
Prague derby: AC Sparta Prague and Slavia Prague, both based in Prague, Czech Republic, first faced off in 1896 match which ended in a 0–0 draw. As of September 2010, the two teams had faced each other a total of 274 times. Sparta Prague won 125 of those matches, with 64 draws and 86 victories for Slavia.[20]
Vršovice Derby - Slavia Prague vs Bohemians 1905 - 2nd most prestigious football match in Prague, both clubs in same district
Small Prague Derby – Sparta Prague vs Bohemians 1905, Sparta Prague vs Viktoria Žižkov, Sparta Prague vs Dukla Prague,Bohemians 1905 vs. Viktoria Žižkov
Podještědské Derby – FC Slovan Liberec vs FK Baumit Jablonec
Cyprus
The Nicosia Derby (and also Cyprus Derby) – AC Omonia vs APOEL F.C.
Nicosia Derby – AC Omonia vs Olympiakos Nicosia
Nicosia Derby – APOEL F.C. vs Olympiakos Nicosia
The Limassol Derby – AEL Limassol vs Apollon Limassol
Limassol Derby – Apollon Limassol vs Aris Limassol
Limassol Derby – AEL Limassol vs Aris Limassol
Famagusta Derby – Anorthosis Famagusta vs Nea Salamis Famagusta
Larnaca Derby – AEK Larnaca vs Alki Larnaca
Denmark
New Firm (Denmark)
The Old Rivalry Derby: AGF vs Brøndby IF
Aarhus Derby: Aarhus Fremad vs AGF
Jutland Derby: AaB vs AGF
Central Jutland Derby: Viborg FF vs FC Midtjylland vs Silkeborg IF
East Jutland Derby: AC Horsens vs Vejle Boldklub
Lyngby Road Derby: F.C. Copenhagen vs Lyngby BK
Southern Jutland Derby: Esbjerg fB vs SønderjyskE
England and Wales
Main articles: Local derbies in the United Kingdom and London derbies
North London derby
Second City derby
West Lancashire derby
East Lancashire derby
East Midlands derby
Merseyside derby
East Anglian derby
Liverpool F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Manchester derby
Leeds United A.F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Millwall F.C. and West Ham United F.C. rivalry
Tyne–Wear derby
South Coast derby
Potteries derby
Steel City derby
Luton Town F.C. and Watford F.C. rivalry
[[West Midlands Derby: West Brom vs Aston Villa
Black Country derby
A420 derby – Swindon Town v Oxford United
Humber Derby - Hull City vs Scunthorpe United
Arsenal F.C.–Chelsea F.C. rivalry
West London derby
South London derby
A49 derby
Bristol Rovers F.C.–Swindon Town F.C. rivalry
Bristol derby
Bradford derby
Chelsea F.C.–Leeds United A.F.C. rivalry
Derby County F.C.–Leicester City F.C. rivalry
Essex derby
Humber derby
Rules derby
Nottingham derby
M69 derby
M4 derby
Luton Town F.C.–Watford F.C. rivalry
Leicester City F.C.–Nottingham Forest F.C. rivalry
Leeds United A.F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Rushmoor derby
Severnside derby
South Lancashire derby
South Wales derby
Tees–Wear derby
Thanet derby
Tyne–Tees derby
West Yorkshire derby
West Country derby
Estonia
Tallinn derby: a football rivalry between two Estonian major clubs FC Flora Tallinn and FC Levadia Tallinn.[21][22]
Finland
Capital derby – HJK vs HIFK
Helsinki area derby – Any match between HJK, FC Honka, FC Viikingit, PK-35 and Atlantis FC,
Kymi derby – MyPa vs FC KooTeePee
Northern derby – RoPS vs TP-47
Pirkanmaa derby – Tampere United vs FC Haka
Ostrobothnia derby – VPS vs FF Jaro
Turku derby – FC Inter vs TPS
Savonia derby – MP vs KuPS
Oulu Derby - AC Oulu vs OPS jp.
France
Derby de la Côte d'Azur
Le Classique
Choc des Olympiques
Derby du Rhône
Derby du Nord – Lens vs Lille: this very popular derby in the North region oppose two cities only separated by 20 miles. These clubs totalize 3 championship titles
Nantes vs AS Saint-Étienne classical derby between two of the French league old glories
Marseille vs Saint-Étienne and Most achieving clubs – Old Rivalry. Not a real derby. More a match between the 2 most popular clubs.
The "Battle of Normandy" – Caen vs Le Havre
The "Atlantic Derby" – Nantes vs Bordeaux
The West Derby – FC Nantes vs Angers SCO
Corsica Derby – Ajaccio vs Bastia
Languedoc Derby – Nîmes vs Montpellier
Anjou Derby – Angers SCO vs Stade Lavallois
Derby de la Garonne – Bordeaux vs Toulouse
Lorraine Derby – AS Nancy Lorraine vs FC Metz
Alsace–Lorraine Derby – RC Strasbourg vs FC Metz
Eastern Derby – any match between FC Sochaux-Montbéliard, RC Strasbourg, AS Nancy Lorraine, and FC Metz
Derby Breton – Rennes vs Nantes, Guingamp vs Brest
Anjou-Maine derby – Angers SCO vs Le Mans UC 72
Georgia
Georgian Clasico
Tbilisi Derby – Dinamo Tbilisi vs WIT Georgia Tbilisi
Geoderby – FC Zestafoni vs Metalurgi Rustavi
Imereti derby – Torpedo Kutaisi vs FC Zestafoni
Germany
Bavarian football derbies
Revierderby
Nordderby
Badener Derby "Baden Derby" – Karlsruhe vs Freiburg
Baden-Württemberg Derby – Karlsruhe vs VfB Stuttgart and Freiburg vs VfB Stuttgart
Berlinderby – BFC Dynamo vs Union Berlin
Borussenderby – Borussia Dortmund vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Deutschland National Derby – Bayern München vs Borussia Dortmund
Frankenderby "Franconian Derby" – 1. FC Nuremberg vs SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Hamburgderby – Hamburg vs St. Pauli
Leipzigderby – Lokomotive Leipzig vs Sachsen Leipzig
Mainderby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Kickers Offenbach
Mainderby II – Eintracht Frankfurt vs 1.FC Nürnberg
Münchner Derby "Munich derby" – Bayern München vs 1860 München
Niedersachsenderby – Hannover 96 vs Eintracht Braunschweig
Nordsüdderby "North South Derby" – Hamburg / Werder Bremen vs Bayern München
Ostwestfalenderby "Eastern Westphalia Derby" – DSC Arminia Bielefeld vs SC Paderborn 07
kleines Revierderby "small Ruhr Area Derby" – Borussia Dortmund / Schalke 04 vs VfL Bochum
Rheinderby – FC Köln vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Rheinderby II – FC Köln vs Bayer Leverkusen
Rheinderby III – FC Köln vs Fortuna Düsseldorf
Rheinderby IV – Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Fortuna Düsseldorf
Rhein-Main-Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs FSV Mainz 05
Saxony Derbies – Erzgebirge Aue vs Dynamo Dresden vs Zwickau vs Chemnitz
Saxony-Anhalt Derby – FC Magdeburg vs Halle FC
Schleswig-Holstein Derby – Holstein Kiel vs VfB Lübeck
Stuttgartderby – VfB Stuttgart vs Stuttgarter Kickers
Südderby "Southern Derby" – VfB Stuttgart vs Bayern München / 1. FC Nuremberg
Rheinland-Pfalz Derby – FSV Mainz 05 vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Rheinhessen Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Südwest Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Karlsruher SC
Thuringia Derby – FC Carl Zeiss Jena vs FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt
Political Derby – F.C. Hansa Rostock vs FC St. Pauli Though not a local derby, these teams represent opposite sides of Germany's political spectrum, with St Pauli representing the far left in Germany and Hansa Rostock the extreme right.[23][24]
Political Derby II – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Dynamo Dresden Though not a local derby, these teams represent opposite sides of Germany's political spectrum, with Eintracht Frankfurt representing the far left in Germany and Dynamo Dresden the extreme right.
National Women's Derby – FFC Frankfurt vs FFC Turbine Potsdam – Women's Football
FC Augsburg–TSV 1860 München rivalry
Greece
Olympiacos–AEK rivalry
Double-headed eagles derby
AEK and Panathinaikos rivalry
The Derby of Nothern Greece
Olympiacos–P.A.O.K. rivalry
Rivary between PAOK and Panathinaikos: PAOK vs Panathinaikos
Derby of the eternal enemies: rivalry between Olympiacos and Panathinaikos. Some violent incidents have taken place between the fans, especially before or after the derby in many regions of Athens.[25]
Athens derbies:
Derby of the eternal enemies – Olympiacos vs Panathinaikos
Piraeus derby – Olympiacos vs Ethnikos Piraeus
West Athens derby – Egaleo vs Atromitos
Thessaloniki derbies:
Aris vs Iraklis
P.A.O.K.–Iraklis rivalry: PAOK F.C. vs Iraklis
Peloponnese derbies:
Peloponnese major derby – Panachaiki vs Kalamata
Peloponnese minor derby – Panachaiki vs Paniliakos
Peloponnese minor derby – Asteras Tripolis vs Paniliakos
Peloponnese minor derby – Kalamata vs Paniliakos
Achaia derby – Panachaiki vs Panegialios
Messinia derby – Kalamata vs Messiniakos
Patras derby – Panachaiki vs A.P.S. Thyella Patras
Patras derby – Apollon Patras vs Olympiada Patras – Basketball
Thessalia derbies:
West Thessaly derby – Trikala F.C. vs Karditsa
Volos derby – Niki Volou vs Olympiakos Volou
Thessalia derby – Larissa vs Niki Volou FC
Thessalia derby – Larissa vs Ethnikos Olympiakos Volou
Cretan derby: OFI Crete vs Ergoteli
Hungary
Ferencváros TC and Újpest FC rivalry: considered as one of the most tense match among the Derbies of Budapest. Their rivalry dates back to the 1930s when Újpest started winning their first titles.
Derby of Budapest: dates back to the 1900s when both clubs reigned the Hungarian League. The tension between the two clubs is based on racism.
Derby of Budapest: rivalry between Budapest Honvéd FC and Ferencvárosi TC dates back to the 1950s when Honvéd won five Hungarian League titles with playes like Ferenc Puskás and József Bozsik. The rival revived in the 1980s when Honvéd ruled again the Hungarian championsships with players like Lajos Détári.
Other rivalries in Budapest:
Újpest FC vs Budapest Honvéd FC
Ferencvárosi TC vs Vasas
Újpest vs Vasas
Újpest vs MTK
Vasas vs MTK
MTK vs Bp. Honvéd
Bp. Honvéd vs Vasas
West Hungarian derbies:
Szombathelyi Haladás vs Zalaegerszegi TE
Győri ETO FC vs Sopron
East Hungarian derbies:
Debreceni VSC vs Diósgyőri VTK
Debreceni VSC vs Nyíregyháza Spartacus
Debreceni VSC vs Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE
Diósgyőri VTK vs Nyíregyháza Spartacus
Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE vs Hódmezővásárhely
Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE vs Szeged
South Hungarian derbies:
Pécsi MFC vs Kaposvári Rákóczi FC
Iceland
KRÍA Derby (Icelandic for Arctic Tern) – KR vs Í.A.
Ireland
Main article: Derbies in the League of Ireland
Bohemians–Shamrock Rovers rivalry: Following the demise of Drumcondra in the 1960s, Bohemian Football Club adopted professionalism. Since then, a rivalry has developed between Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers.[26] While there have been many examples over the years of the notability of the fixture and the rivalry to the supporters of each club, one of the more recent incidents of note is the signing of Tony Grant and James Keddy by Bohs from Rovers, which led to a pig's head being thrown onto the pitch during their first game versus their old club, a gesture aimed at Grant in particular.[27] Matches involving both teams have occasionally been accompanied by instances of hooliganism. Recent incidents have included the vandalism of the monument commemorating the former home of Shamrock Rovers, Glenmalure Park,[28] and two instances of crowd trouble at Dalymount Park in 2000[29] and Richmond Park in 2003,[30] with the latter resulting in the eviction of Rovers from the Inchicore venue.[31] Attendance at the fixture has generally followed the same sliding trend as the rest of the League's fixtures over the last forty years,[32] though attendances have risen since Rovers' move to Tallaght.[33][34]
North-west Derby (Ireland)
Drogheda United vs Dundalk: the Louth Derby is reguarded as one of the biggets fixtures in the league for these two clubs from County Louth in the north-east of the Ireland. The tie has become much more intense since Dundalks promotion to the Premier Division in 2008.
Galway United vs Sligo Rovers: the Connacht derby was traditionally a First Division derby but in recent years the success of both clubs means it is now a regular Premier Division encounter. Both teams regularly beat each other, resulting in an almost exact record for both, however in recent seasons Sligo have come out on top most times. The derby is possibly one of the friendliest in the world, with both clubs maintaining good relations with each other and violence at matches non-existent.
Shamrock Rovers vs Sligo Rovers: rivalry is one that has transcended the usual distance related rivalries within Irish soccer, and has spanned way back to to 1978 FAI Cup Final when referee John Carpenter awarded a controversial penalty to Shamrock Rovers in order for them to win their 21st FAI Cup. This rivalry has been stoked in recent years, no doubt due to the 2010 FAI Cup Final which saw Sligo Rovers beat the Hoops in a penalty shootout, and the rise of both sides in the 2011 Airtricity League season.
St. Patrick's Athletic vs Shelbourne (Dublin)
Cork City vs Cobh Ramblers (County Cork)
Cork City vs Waterford United F.C. (Munster)
Athlone Town vs Longford Town Midlands Derby
Athlone Town vs Limerick FC Shannonside Derby
Israel
Local
Haifa Derby – Maccabi Haifa vs Hapoel Haifa
Herzliya Derby – Maccabi Herzliya vs Hapoel Herzliya
Jerusalem Derby – Beitar Jerusalem vs Hapoel Jerusalem
Nazareth Derby – Hapoel Nazareth Illit vs Maccabi Ahi Nazareth
Petah Tikva Derby – Maccabi Petah Tikva vs Hapoel Petah Tikva
Ramat Gan Derby – Hakoah Ramat Gan vs Hapoel Ramat Gan
Tel Aviv Big Derby of Israel – Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Small Derby – Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv vs Maccabi / Hapoel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Neighborhood Derby – Bnei Yehuda vs Beitar Shimshon Tel Aviv
General
Super-Classico – Maccabi Haifa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv
Regional
Sharon Derby – Maccabi Netanya vs Hapoel Kfar Saba
Sectarian
Arab Derby – Bnei Sakhnin vs Maccabi Ahi Nazareth
Jews vs Arabs – Beitar Jerusalem vs Bnei Sakhnin[citation needed]
Right vs Left – Beitar Jerusalem vs Hapoel Tel Aviv[citation needed] – a long-time hatred. A clash between two opposing political ideaologies: Beitar who identify with right-wing extremism, and Hapoel who identify with the left wing.
Italy
Derby della Lanterna
Derby d'Italia
Derby della Madonnina
Derby della Mole
Derby della Capitale
Derby del Sole
Napoli vs Palermo: Derby delle due Sicilie
Derby di Sicilia
Derby della Scala
Napoli vs Avellino; Avellino vs Salernitana; Napoli vs Salernitana: Derby della Campania
Bari vs Lecce: Derby della Puglia
Fiorentina vs Bologna: Derby dell'Appennino
Fiorentina vs Empoli: Derby dell'Arno
Atalanta vs Brescia: Derby Lombardo
Livorno vs Pisa: Derby del Tirreno
Derby delle Isole
Piacenza vs Cremonese: Derby del Po
Derby del Grana
Bologna vs Modena: Derby della Via Emilia
Taranto vs Crotone: Derby dello Ionio
Messina vs Reggina: Derby dello Stretto
South Derby (Derby Del Sud) – Napoli vs Bari vs Palermo
Derby Del Maestro – AC Milan vs AS Roma
North Derby – Brescia vs Atalanta
Umbrian Derby – Perugia vs Ternana
Derby di Bergamo – Atalanta vs Albinoleffe
Derby del Basso Lazio – Frosinone vs Latina
Derby of Lake Garda – Brescia vs Hellas Verona
Derby dei Ducati – Modena vs Parma – translates to Duchies Derby; the duchies of Modena and Reggio and Parma were competing and neighbouring duchies during the Renaissance
Derby d'Emilia – Bologna vs Parma – translates to Emilian Derby; Emilia approximately corresponds to the western and north-eastern portions of today's Emilia-Romagna region, taking its name from the Via Aemilia, a Roman road in 187 BCE
Derby del Ducato – Piacenza vs Parma – translates to Duchy Derby; the Duchy of Parma was created in 1545 and became the unified Duchies of Parma and Piacenza in 1556
Derby Umbro-Toscano – Perugia vs Arezzo
Derby of the Secchia – Reggiana vs Modena
Derby of the Guelphs and Ghibellines – Fiorentina vs Siena
Derby of Salento – Lecce vs Gallipoli
Lithuania
Superderby – FBK Kaunas vs FK Ekranas
Derby of Vilnius – FK Žalgiris Vilnius vs FK Vėtra
Old derby – FBK Kaunas vs FK Žalgiris Vilnius
Malta
Floriana vs Sliema Wanderers: Floriana and Sliema Wanderers are the two most successful football teams on the Maltese Islands. Floriana have won 25 Maltese Football League championships and Sliema have won 26. Their rivalry stems from a game in 1910, the first in the then newly-formed League. The match was abandoned after a disputed goal and replayed several weeks later; Floriana won the replay and went on to win the League. The rivalry is known as the Old Firm after the rivalry between Celtic and Rangers in Scotland. It was particularly intense between 1920 and 1940 because the clubs frequently confronted each other in decisive matches.[35]
Capital-Suburb Derby – Valletta vs Floriana
Floriana is a suburb of Malta's capital city of Valletta and generally Floriana fans are taunted about being the "carpet" to the capital city (Valletta). However, the Floriana supporters ('ta' l-Irish') always taunt Valletta about the fact that a few years back, Valletta was full of British and Allied Military frequenting the city. Both clubs hold a lion as their mascot since there is a statue of a lion looking at Valletta in Floriana.[36]
Derby of the South Hibernians F.C. vs Tarxien Rainbows F.C.
This is the newest Premiership derby on the Maltese Islands. Hibernians FC are by far the most successful but Tarxien are building a strong squad for the future. The 1st derby was played in the 1986–87 and resulted in a 1-0 victory for Hibernians, though the next meeting Tarxien caused an upset by winning 1-0. In the nineties they met 4 times, all resulting in a Hibernians victory. During the 2000s Hibernians won 2-0 and 7-2 in 2008–09 and 2-1 in 2009–10 and Tarxien won 1-0, 2-0 and once again 1-0 in their memorable 2009–10 season, their irst which they finished above their rivals.
Cottonera Derby – St. George's FC vs Senglea Athletic F.C., also includes both teams' matches with Vittoriosa Stars FC
Mosta-Naxxar Derby – Mosta FC vs Naxxar Lions F.C.
Marsa-Hamrun Derby – Marsa FC vs Hamrun Spartans FC
Qormi-Zebbug Derby – Qormi FC vs Zebbug Rangers F.C.
Rabat-Dingli Derby – Rabat Ajax FC vs Dingli Swallows F.C.
Luxol-Pembroke Derby-St. Andrews F.C. vs Pembroke Athleta F.C.
Swieqi-Pembroke Derby- Swieqi United FC vs Pembroke Athleta F.C.
Gozitan Capital Derby – S.K. Victoria Wanderers F.C. vs Victoria Hotspurs
Despite that geographically Gozo is much smaller than Malta, Gozo is home to the only village (city) derby that takes place on the Maltese Islands. While in Malta there are no villages home to two or more clubs, Victoria, the capital city of Gozo, is home to three clubs, being, Victoria Hotspurs, SK Victoria Wanderers and Oratory Youths. While the latter are considered to be the smallest of the three, matches between the former two are always a heated affair and undoubtedly is the most fiery derby in the Gozitan football league, with the second heated rivalry being the one between Ghajnsielem FC and Nadur Youngsters FC.
Moldova
Zimbru Chişinău vs Sheriff Tiraspol – Two most successive teams and the bitterest rivals, also representing two "capitals" – the "metropolitan" Chişinău and the capital of the self-proclaimed Transnistria, Tiraspol.
Tiraspol derby – Sheriff Tiraspol vs FC Tiraspol.
Chişinău derby – Zimbru Chişinău vs FC Dacia Chişinău.
Montenegro
Podgorica derby – FK Zeta vs FK Budućnost Podgorica
Konik derby – FK Ribnica vs FK Grafičar
Netherlands
De Klassieker
A rivalry in the Netherlands is that between AFC Ajax and Feyenoord, known as De Klassieker (The Classic). Both clubs have won the Dutch national championship numerous times and, along with PSV, have dominated the Dutch league since the beginning of professional football in Holland in the 1950s. Ajax has been the more successful of the two, and is renowned for its technical style of play, while Feyenoord has the blue collar appeal closely associated with Rotterdam as a port city.[37] On occasions the rivalry has turned violent. In 1997, fans of the two teams clashed in a field, known as the Battle of Beverwijk. One fan was killed and many were injured. More recently, in 2004 during a pitch invasion Jorge Acuna was put into hospital after being attacked by a fan.[38]
Rotterdam derby – Feyenoord (South) vs Sparta Rotterdam (West) vs Excelsior (East)
Zuid Holland derby – Feyenoord vs ADO Den Haag – (Rotterdam vs The Hague)
Noord Holland derby – Ajax vs AZ – (Amsterdam vs Alkmaar)
Derby of the North – Groningen vs Heerenveen
Regional derby of Groningen – Groningen vs Veendam
Regional derby of Noord Brabant aka The Brabant Derby – NAC vs Willem II
Gelderland Derby – NEC vs Vitesse
Eindhoven Derby ("Lichtstad Derby") – PSV vs FC Eindhoven
Limburg Derby – VVV-Venlo vs Roda JC
Derby of Twente (Derby of the East) – FC Twente vs Heracles Almelo
Derby of the South – Roda JC vs MVV vs Fortuna Sittard
Groningen – Drenthe derby Emmen vs Groningen vs Veendam
IJssel derby Go Ahead Eagles vs FC Zwolle
Amateur football====
Spakenburg derby: IJsselmeervogels – SV Spakenburg
Katwijk derby: Quick Boys – VV Katwijk
Rijnsburgse Boys – FC Lisse
VV DOVO – GVVV
Derby of Breda – VV Baronie vs NAC Breda
Amstelveense Derby – Sporting Martinus vs Roda 23'
SSS'18 – R.K.V.V. Volharding
Groesbeek derby: De Treffers vs Achilles '29
Northern Ireland
Glentoran vs Linfield: this derby revolves around the rivalry between Belfast's 'Big Two' Glentoran and Linfield, the two most successful clubs in the history of Northern Irish football. Although both clubs are traditionally associated with the Unionist/Loyalist tendency of Northern Irish politics (and thus also have separate rivalries with the traditionally Nationalist/Republican Cliftonville) a fierce rivalry has built up between the two clubs due to their dominance of local football. The clubs traditionally face each other on Boxing Day.[39][40] Games between the two sides have frequently been marred by outbreaks of hooliganism.[41][42] and even the appearance of animals at the 1985 Irish Cup final.[43] The 2008 Boxing Day game was marred by some particularly violent scenes, with the game temporarily halted due to missiles being thrown onto the pitch.[44] The incident led to the Irish Football Association suspending the traditional holiday fixture for two years in an attempt to control the violent rivalry.[45] The ban was lifted on appeal in March 2009, although the clubs face a potential fine of £40,000 if there is more crowd trouble.[46] The dominance of the two clubs is demonstrated by the frequency with which they have faced each other in domestic cup finals. As of 2010 the teams have contested the final of the Irish Cup 14 times, the Irish League Cup eight times and the County Antrim Shield 17 times, while they have also faced each other in the finals of the defunct Gold Cup (12 times) and Irish League Floodlit Cup (once).
Glenavon vs Portadown: Mid-Ulster Derby
Cliftonville vs Crusaders: North-Belfast Derby
Ballymena United vs Coleraine
Institute vs Limavady United: North-West Derby (Northern Ireland)
Norway
Central Norway Derby – Molde vs Rosenborg
Jæren Derby – Viking vs Bryne
Møre og Romsdal Derby (Romsdal against Sunnmøre) – Molde vs Aalesund
Østfold Derby – Fredrikstad vs Moss vs Sarpsborg 08
Oslo Derby (west against east, upper-class against lower-class) – Lyn vs Vålerenga
Western Oslo Region Derby – Stabæk vs Lyn
Eastern Oslo Region Derby – Vålerenga vs Lillestrøm
City vs Suburbs Derby (also upper-class against lower-class) – Stabæk vs Vålerenga
Battle of Northern Norway – Bodø/Glimt vs Tromsø
National Derby (west against east) (Oslo against Bergen) – Vålerenga vs Brann
National Derby ("The Classic") (Bergen against Trondheim) – Brann vs Rosenborg
National Derby (Also "The Classic") (Oslo against Trondheim) – Vålerenga vs Rosenborg
West Coast Derby – Viking vs Brann
South West Derby – Viking vs Start
Poland
Legia Warsaw vs Polonia Warsaw: Warsaw derby
Silesian derby: derby in Polish region of Silesia are played among four of the biggest teams in that region: Polonia Bytom, Ruch Chorzów, Górnik Zabrze and GKS Katowice. Occasionally other Silesian, smaller, teams will join the derby: Szombierki Bytom, Piast Gliwice, Odra Wodzisław Śląski, Ruch Radzionków, GKS Tychy. Derby between the "big four" are called:
Great Silesian Derby (Ruch Chorzów - Górnik Zabrze)
Oldest Silesian Derby (Polonia Bytom - Ruch Chorzów)
Silesian Classic (Górnik Zabrze - GKS Katowice)
Wisła Kraków vs KS Cracovia: Kraków's derby between Wisła Kraków and KS Cracovia are called "Holy War" (pl. Święta Wojna) due to the fact that they are the oldest derby in Poland, and also due to the fact that supporters and fans of both teams are extremely hostile towards each other, which resulted even in deaths on both sides. There are also "Small derby of Kraków" in case of matches between Wisła or Cracovia with much smaller clubs from the city such as Hutnik Nowa Huta, Garbarnia Kraków, Wawel Kraków. Term "Holy War" is also sometimes used in Poland to describe derby from other cities where fans are very hostile towards each other, such as in Warsaw or Łódź.
Poznań derby: Derby in the city of Poznań are played between main rivals: Warta Poznań and Lech Poznań. In the past (from 1945 to 2005) Olimpia Poznań also participated in them, before team came to non-existence in 2005.
Łódź derby: Łódź observes derby between Widzew Łódź and ŁKS Łódź. As usually, both rivalries hate each other.
Radom derby: Radom's derby are played between two teams who are currently in Polish lower, third league: Radomiak Radom and Broń Radom. One can be mistaken of teams relatively low position in Polish league system but during the derby there are always huge fights between the supporters of both teams. In the past (from 1921 to 1997) Czarni Radom also participated in them, before team came to non-existence in 1997.
Rzeszów derby: Similar as in the case of Radom, there are derby in Rzeszów played between two teams who are currently in Polish lower, second league: Resovia Rzeszów and Stal Rzeszów. One can be mistaken of teams relatively low position in Polish league system but during the derby there are always huge fights between the supporters of both teams.
Tricity derby: Derby in Tricity are between Arka Gdynia and Lechia Gdańsk.
Pomerania derby: Pomerania derby are played by different soccer teams from Polish Pomorze region (West Pomeranian Voivodeship and Pomeranian Voivodeship). Various teams include: Arka Gdynia, Lechia Gdańsk, Pogoń Szczecin, Flota Świnoujście and others.
Greater Poland derby: Greater Poland derby were played between the teams of Lech Poznań, Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski and Amica Wronki. There are no Greater Poland derbies anymore.
Portugal
Big Three
Main article: Big Three (Portugal)
O Clássico
Derby de Lisboa
F.C. Porto and Sporting C.P. rivalry
The Struggle for who's the 4th Big Club
any match between Belenenses vs Boavista vs Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal vs Académica vs S.C. Braga. Fierce struggles between Boavista vs Vitória de Guimarães, Boavista vs Braga, Boavista vs Belenenses, Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal and Vitória de Guimarães vs Braga. Vitória de Guimarães has fierce quarrels against any team from Porto/Matosinhos, Lisbon and its own region (Minho). Boavista have since been relegated to the II Division (third tier) for financial problems.
Famous regional derbies by number of times disputed or relative historical importance
Lisbon "BSB" derbies – Belenenses vs both Benfica or Sporting
Porto's derby – F.C. Porto vs Boavista
Derby Minhoto – S.C. Braga vs Vitória de Guimarães
"Vitorian" derby – Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal
Porto '61 derby – Leixões vs F.C. Porto
Caxinas' derby – Varzim S.C. vs Rio Ave F.C.
Madeira's derby – Marítimo vs Nacional da Madeira (also any vs União da Madeira)
Mondego's derby – Académica vs Naval
Região Centro's derby – União de Leiria vs Académica (also vs Naval)
Former 1st Division/League regional famous derbies
Sado River's derbies – Vitória F.C. vs F.C. Barreirense mostly, but also against CUF
Barreiro's derby – FC Barreirense vs CUF
Algarve's derbies – S.C. Olhanense vs S.C. Farense vs Portimonense S.C.
Vouga's derby – S.C. Beira-Mar – S.C. Espinho
Lisbon minor derbies – Atlético vs Oriental or any other Lisbon major rivals of the past, specially neighbours Belenenses.
Porto minor derbies – S.C. Salgueiros vs F.C. Porto, Leça F.C., Académico F.C., Boavista F.C. or Leixões S.C.
Madeira minor derbies – União da Madeira vs C.S. Marítimo mostly, but also against Nacional da Madeira
Minho minor derbies – Gil Vicente F.C. vs S.C. Braga or any other team from Minho.
F.C. Vizela vs Vitória de Guimarães
Moreirense F.C. vs Vitória de Guimarães
Leça River's derby – Leça F.C. vs Leixões S.C.
Other famous derbies involving teams that used to be in the 1st tier or used to fight for it
Évora's derby – Juventude de Évora vs Lusitano de Évora
Coimbra's derby – União de Coimbra vs Académica
Açores' derby – Lusitânia dos Açores vs Santa Clara
Derby Serrano – S.B. Castelo Branco vs S.C. Covilhã
Portalegre's derby – G.D. Portalegrense vs S.C. Estrela
"Furniture Capital"s derby – Paços de Ferreira vs Freamunde vs U.S.C. Paredes
Riba d'Ave's derby – F.C. Tirsense vs Aves
Fogaceiros' derby – C.D. Feirense vs C.F. União de Lamas
Seixal derby – Amora F.C. vs Seixal F.C.
Raia derby – S.C. Campomaiorense vs O Elvas C.A.D.
Romania
Eternal derby (Romania)
Bucharest Derby – Steaua Bucureşti vs Rapid Bucureşti
Bucharest Derby – Dinamo Bucureşti vs Rapid Bucureşti
West Derby – UT Arad vs FC Timişoara
Ploieşti Derby – Petrolul Ploieşti vs Astra Ploieşti
Cluj-Napoca Derby – Universitatea Cluj vs CFR Cluj
Moldovan Derby – Politehnica Iaşi vs FC Vaslui
Oltenian Derby - FC Universitatea Craiova vs CS Pandurii Târgu Jiu
Dobrujan Derby - Farul Constanța vs Delta Tulcea
Russia (former USSR)
Spartak Moscow–Dinamo Kiev derby
Spartak Moscow vs CSKA Moscow: Spartak's arch rival is CSKA Moscow; although this is a relatively recent rivalry having only emerged in the last twenty years. Seven of ten matches with the largest audience in Russian Premier League (including top three) were Spartak-CSKA derbies.[47]
Spartak Moscow vs Dynamo Moscow
Spartak Moscow vs Zenit Saint Petersburg
Zenit Saint Petersburg vs Dynamo Moscow
Rubin Kazan–Krylia Sovetov Samara derby: neighbouring large cities of Kazan and Samara have historical rivalry of their football teams: Rubin and Krylia Sovetov. It is often called Volga derby.
Rubin Kazan vs KAMAZ Nab. Chelny: Tatarstan derby
Volga Nizhny Novgorod vs FC Nizhny Novgorod: Nizhny Novgorod derby
Rostov vs SKA: Rostov-on-Don derby
Kuban Krasnoder vs FC Krasnodar: Krasnodar derby was a first non-Moscow derby in Russian Premier-league
Moscow Oblast derby – Saturn Ramenskoe vs FC Khimki
St. Petersburg derby – Zenit St. Petersburg vs Dynamo St. Petersburg
Volga derby – Rubin vs Krylya Sovetov – Football
The Urals derby – Amkar Perm vs Ural Yekaterinburg – Football
Siberia derby – Sibir Novosibirsk vs Tom Tomsk – Football
South derby – Kuban Krasnodar vs Chernomorets Novorossiysk – Football
Scotland
Old Firm
Hibernian vs Heart of Midlothian
Glasgow derby - Clyde v Partick Thistle
Aberdeen - Rangers
Celtic v Hearts
Ayrshire derby
Dundee derby
Fife derby
Lanarkshire derby
Highland derby
New Firm
North-East derby
Tayside derby
Renfrewshire derby
Serbia
Eternal derby (Serbia): the Eternal derby (Večiti derbi) also known as Belgrade derby it replaced the pre-World War II rivalry between BSK and SK Jugoslavija.[48] FK Partizan was founded in 1945 as the football section of the central club of the Yugoslav Army.[49] Red Star was founded in 1945 as well but with close ties to the Ministry of Interior at its beginning. These two clubs were dominant in the post-1945 Yugoslav First League with Red Star winning 19 and Partizan 11 Yugoslav Championships. The matches of these two against Hajduk Split and Dinamo Zagreb, the third and fourth respectively in number of titles, was similar in intensity mostly because of the Serbo-Croat rivalry, and the four clubs were known as Velika četvorka (the big 4). After the break-up of SFR Yugoslavia in 1992 the rivalry between Partizan and Red Star continued, having until 2010 only once the national championship not been won by some of the two, with Partizan winning further 11 and Red Star 6 national championships. The rivalry between the two clubs is known to be fierce and violent.[50] Red Star fans are named Delije (Heroes) and FK Partizan fans are named Grobari (Undertakers or Gravediggers). Because of violent actions between hooligans, many people have been hurt in fights. There are several cases of off-stadium deaths in clashes between supporters of these teams, as well as one case of an on-stadium killing, when in 1999 a Grobari member, using a hand-held rocket-launcher, killed a supporter of Red Star by sending a missile from the south stand to the north one, where Delije are traditionally stationed.[51]
Belgrade Local derby: OFK Beograd vs FK Zemun
Plain derby: FK Vojvodina vs FK Spartak Subotica
Slovakia
Traditional derby
Bratislava Derby – ŠK Slovan Bratislava vs FK Inter Bratislava
Bratislava Derby – ŠK Slovan Bratislava vs FC Artmedia Petržalka
Eastern Derby – MFK Košice vs Tatran Prešov
Middle Slovakian Derby – Dukla Banská Bystrica vs MŠK Žilina
Slovenia
Eternal derby (Slovenia):
Eternal derby of Slovenian football (1962–2004)
Eternal derby of Slovenian football (2007)
Ljubljana derby – NK Olimpija Ljubljana vs NK Železničar Ljubljana
Northeastern derby (Slovenia) – NK Maribor vs NK Mura
Prekmurski derby – ND Mura 05 vs NK Nafta Lendava
Spain
Basque derby
El Derbi madrileño
Derbi barceloní
El Clásico
Seville derby
Derby of eastern Andalusia – Granada vs Málaga
Valencia Derby – Valencia CF vs Levante
Galician derby – Celta Vigo vs Deportivo La Coruña
Asturian Derby – Sporting de Gijón vs Real Oviedo
Canary Islands derby – Tenerife vs Las Palmas
Alicante Derby – Alicante CF vs Hércules CF
Derby Gaditano – Cadiz CF vs Xerez CD
Castilla y León Derby - Real Valladolid – UD Salamanca
Majorca Derby – RCD Mallorca vs Atlético Baleares
Ceuta-Melilla derby - AD Ceuta vs UD Melilla
Sweden
Stockholm derbies
Tvillingderbyt (The twin derby) – AIK vs Djurgårdens IF
Djurgårdens IF vs Hammarby IF
Gothenburg derbies
GAIS vs IFK Göteborg
IFK Göteborg vs Örgryte IS
GAIS vs Örgryte IS
Malmö Derby – IFK Malmö vs Malmö FF
Scanian Derby – Malmö FF vs Helsingborgs IF
Norrköping Derby – IFK Norrköping vs IF Sylvia
Södertälje Derby – Assyriska Föreningen vs Syrianska FC
Väst Derby – IFK Göteborg vs IF Elfsborg
Switzerland
Basel vs Zürich: In May 2009 twelve people were arrested after a match involving Zürich and Basel in Zürich. This led to calls for football matches to be played at lunchtime and alcohol to be banned in the stadium.[52]
Bern derby – Young Boys vs FC Thun
Lake Geneva derby – Servette FC vs Lausanne Sports
Lucerne derby – FC Luzern vs SC Kriens
Ticino derby AC Bellinzona vs FC Lugano
Zürich derby – Grasshoppers vs FC Zürich
Romandy derby – Neuchâtel Xamax vs FC Sion
Turkey
Adanaspor vs Adana Demirspor: Adana Derby0
Adanaspor vs Mersin İdman Yurdu: Çukurova Derby
Adana Demirspor vs Mersin İdman Yurdu
Mersin İdman Yurdu vs Tarsus İdman Yurdu: Mersin Derby
Elazığspor vs Diyarbakırspor
Elazığspor vs Malatyaspor
Altay vs Bucaspor
Altay vs Göztepe: great rivalry, one on the most fiercly contested games in the world of football. The last time these teams met in 2012 the match had to be called off before kick off due to both teams having no show laces.
Altay vs Karşıyaka
Bucaspor vs Göztepe
Bucaspor vs Karşıyaka
Izmir Derby: Göztepe vs Karşıyaka
Ankaragücü vs Gençlerbirliği: Ankara Derby
Kayserispor vs Sivasspor
Giresunspor vs Orduspor
Beşiktaş vs Galatasaray
Beşiktaş vs Fenerbahçe
Kıtalar Arası Derbi
Kocaelispor vs Sakaryaspor
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Fenerbahçe vs Trabzonspor
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Trabzonspor vs Galatasaray
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Trabzonspor vs Beşiktaş
Aydın Derby – Aydınspor vs Nazilli Belediyespor
Black Sea Derby – Trabzonspor vs Çaykur Rizespor
Black Sea Derby – Trabzonspor vs Samsunspor
Black Sea Derby – Orduspor vs Boluspor
Black Sea Derby – Giresunspor vs Boluspor
Trabzon Derby – Trabzonspor vs Akçaabat Sebatspor
Aegean Derby – Bucaspor vs Turgutluspor
Aegean Derby – Aydınspor vs Göztepe
Balıkesir Derby – Balıkesirspor vs Bandırmaspor
Central Anatolia Derby – Tokatspor – Çorumspor
Ukraine
Ukrainian derby
FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk vs FC Metallist Kharkiv – Football[citation needed]
Dnipropetrovsk Region Derby – Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk vs Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih – Football
Donetsk Derby – Shakhtar Donetsk vs Metalurg Donetsk
Donbas Derby – Shakhtar Donetsk vs FC Zorya Luhansk
West Ukrainian football derby – Karpaty Lviv vs Volyn Lutsk vs Zakarpattia
Kyiv Derby – Dynamo Kyiv vs Arsenal Kyiv
Extinguished
Galician Derby – Karpaty Lviv vs Prykarpattya I-Frankivsk vs Nyva Ternopil
Kharkiv Derby – Metalist Kharkiv vs FC Kharkiv
Luhansk Region Derby – FC Zorya Luhansk vs FC Stal Alchevsk
Lviv Derby – Karpaty Lviv vs FC Lviv
Albania
All-time Albanian Derby – KF Tirana vs Vllaznia Shkodër
Tirana Derby
Tirana Derby I – KF Tirana vs KF Partizani Tirana
Tirana Derby II – KF Tirana vs KS Dinamo Tirana
Communist Albania Derby – KF Partizani Tirana vs KS Dinamo Tirana
Austria
Wien derby: the Viennese derby is a match between city rivals Rapid and Austria. The rivalry dates back to the two clubs' foundations: Rapid was formed as a working-class club, whereas Austria traditionally represented the bourgeois city centre elite.[13] As of 4 October 2010, 294 league matches have been played. Rapid won 122 times, Austria won 107 times, while 65 matches ended in a draw.[14]
Little Vienna Derby – Vienna FC vs Wiener SK
Graz Derby – Sturm Graz vs Grazer AK
Lustenau Derby – FC Lustenau vs Austria Lustenau
Ländle Derby – Games between Austria Lustenau, FC Lustenau, SCR Altach and FC Dornbirn 1913
West Derby – Salzburg vs Innsbruck
Azerbaijan
Böyük Oyun
Belgium
Bruges derby
Beerschot AC vs Royal Antwerp FC
KRC Genk vs Sint-Truiden VV
Sporting Charleroi vs Standard de Liège
Brussels derby – R.S.C. Anderlecht vs F.C. Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek – Football
Brussels derby – R.S.C. Anderlecht vs R. Union Saint-Gilloise – Football
Brussels derby – R. Union Saint-Gilloise vs F.C. Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek – Football
Ghent derby – K.A.A. Gent vs K.R.C. Gent-Zeehaven – Football
Charleroi derby – Sporting Charleroi vs Olympic Charleroi –
Lier derby - K. Lierse S.K. vs K. Lyra TSV - Football
Mechelen derby – KV Mechelen vs Racing Mechelen – Football
Liège derby – RFC Liège vs Standard de Liège – Football
Waasland derby – Sporting Lokeren vs SK Beveren – Football
South-West-Flanders derby – SV Zulte-Waregem vs KV Kortrijk – Football
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo derby
Mostar derby: a football rivalry in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina between HŠK Zrinjski and FK Velež. The Mostar derby is special because of its political and national tensions. Mostar was in war in the near past, and in that war Zrinjski (West Mostar, Croatian part of the city) and Velež (East Mostar, Bosniak part of the city) were on different sides. The wounds of the war are still fresh which might be the reason why this derby is always accompanied by riots and violence.[15]
Bulgaria
Eternal derby of Bulgarian football: This match is known as the so-called "Eternal derby" in Bulgaria. There is fierce hatred between the fans of the clubs and there are often fights. The hostility reached its climax on 19 June 1985 during the Bulgarian Cup final held at Vasil Levski National Stadium when after many disputable referee decisions both teams demonstrated poor sportsmanship which resulted in regular fights between them on the pitch. On 21 June the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party issued a decree that disbanded both teams. Then called CSKA Septemvriysko zname had to be re-founded as Sredets and then called Levski-Spartak - as Vitosha. Six players (including Hristo Stoichkov and Borislav Mikhailov) were banned for life from playing competitive football, many other players and staff members - for periods from 3 months to 1 year. A year later the decision was abolished and the players continued their sport careers.[16] On occasions up to 1500 police officers have been required to prevent trouble from occurring.[17] Levski's best results are 7–1, 7–2 and 5–0. CSKA's best results are two wins with 5–0 and one with 6–2 in a friendly game.[when?]
Lokomotiv Plovdiv vs Botev Plovdiv: the second biggest rivalry in Bulgaria, pits teams from the second biggest city in Bulgaria, Plovdiv, against each other. Botev Plovdiv have had more success historically, but now their rivals Lokomotiv can gloat that their rivals are in the lower leagues. Nonetheless this rivalry is still hot and with Botev's rise in form, there will be no lack of pressure when these teams line up in the future.
Sofia Derby – Levski Sofia or CSKA Sofia vs Slavia Sofia or Lokomotiv Sofia – Football
Bourgas Derby – Neftochimic Burgas 1986 vs PSFC Chernomorets Burgas – Football
Central North Bulgaria Derby – Etar Veliko Tarnovo vs FC Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa – Football
Varna Derby – Cherno More vs Spartak Varna – Football
The coastal Derby – Naftex Burgas – Spartak Varna
Croatia
Eternal derby (Croatia): The Eternal Derby (Vječni Derbi) is between Croatian clubs Dinamo Zagreb and Hajduk Split. Both teams are amongst the strongest in the country and have strong support groups, which are the Bad Blue Boys for Dinamo and Torcida for Hajduk.[18] Hajduk is from Dalmatia (Split) and Dinamo is from the Zagreb region. In 2004, a friendly match between the teams was abandoned after fans threw objects including bottles and knives onto the pitch. The situation became intolerable after a Dinamo player Edin Mujčin was sent off and tensions in the stands grew. Police said that before the match, 25 fans had been arrested.[19]
Adriatic derby – Hajduk Split vs HNK Rijeka
Dinamo Zagreb vs NK Zagreb
Slavonian derby – NK Osijek vs HNK Cibalia
Czech Republic
Prague derby: AC Sparta Prague and Slavia Prague, both based in Prague, Czech Republic, first faced off in 1896 match which ended in a 0–0 draw. As of September 2010, the two teams had faced each other a total of 274 times. Sparta Prague won 125 of those matches, with 64 draws and 86 victories for Slavia.[20]
Vršovice Derby - Slavia Prague vs Bohemians 1905 - 2nd most prestigious football match in Prague, both clubs in same district
Small Prague Derby – Sparta Prague vs Bohemians 1905, Sparta Prague vs Viktoria Žižkov, Sparta Prague vs Dukla Prague,Bohemians 1905 vs. Viktoria Žižkov
Podještědské Derby – FC Slovan Liberec vs FK Baumit Jablonec
Cyprus
The Nicosia Derby (and also Cyprus Derby) – AC Omonia vs APOEL F.C.
Nicosia Derby – AC Omonia vs Olympiakos Nicosia
Nicosia Derby – APOEL F.C. vs Olympiakos Nicosia
The Limassol Derby – AEL Limassol vs Apollon Limassol
Limassol Derby – Apollon Limassol vs Aris Limassol
Limassol Derby – AEL Limassol vs Aris Limassol
Famagusta Derby – Anorthosis Famagusta vs Nea Salamis Famagusta
Larnaca Derby – AEK Larnaca vs Alki Larnaca
Denmark
New Firm (Denmark)
The Old Rivalry Derby: AGF vs Brøndby IF
Aarhus Derby: Aarhus Fremad vs AGF
Jutland Derby: AaB vs AGF
Central Jutland Derby: Viborg FF vs FC Midtjylland vs Silkeborg IF
East Jutland Derby: AC Horsens vs Vejle Boldklub
Lyngby Road Derby: F.C. Copenhagen vs Lyngby BK
Southern Jutland Derby: Esbjerg fB vs SønderjyskE
England and Wales
Main articles: Local derbies in the United Kingdom and London derbies
North London derby
Second City derby
West Lancashire derby
East Lancashire derby
East Midlands derby
Merseyside derby
East Anglian derby
Liverpool F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Manchester derby
Leeds United A.F.C. and Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Millwall F.C. and West Ham United F.C. rivalry
Tyne–Wear derby
South Coast derby
Potteries derby
Steel City derby
Luton Town F.C. and Watford F.C. rivalry
[[West Midlands Derby: West Brom vs Aston Villa
Black Country derby
A420 derby – Swindon Town v Oxford United
Humber Derby - Hull City vs Scunthorpe United
Arsenal F.C.–Chelsea F.C. rivalry
West London derby
South London derby
A49 derby
Bristol Rovers F.C.–Swindon Town F.C. rivalry
Bristol derby
Bradford derby
Chelsea F.C.–Leeds United A.F.C. rivalry
Derby County F.C.–Leicester City F.C. rivalry
Essex derby
Humber derby
Rules derby
Nottingham derby
M69 derby
M4 derby
Luton Town F.C.–Watford F.C. rivalry
Leicester City F.C.–Nottingham Forest F.C. rivalry
Leeds United A.F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry
Rushmoor derby
Severnside derby
South Lancashire derby
South Wales derby
Tees–Wear derby
Thanet derby
Tyne–Tees derby
West Yorkshire derby
West Country derby
Estonia
Tallinn derby: a football rivalry between two Estonian major clubs FC Flora Tallinn and FC Levadia Tallinn.[21][22]
Finland
Capital derby – HJK vs HIFK
Helsinki area derby – Any match between HJK, FC Honka, FC Viikingit, PK-35 and Atlantis FC,
Kymi derby – MyPa vs FC KooTeePee
Northern derby – RoPS vs TP-47
Pirkanmaa derby – Tampere United vs FC Haka
Ostrobothnia derby – VPS vs FF Jaro
Turku derby – FC Inter vs TPS
Savonia derby – MP vs KuPS
Oulu Derby - AC Oulu vs OPS jp.
France
Derby de la Côte d'Azur
Le Classique
Choc des Olympiques
Derby du Rhône
Derby du Nord – Lens vs Lille: this very popular derby in the North region oppose two cities only separated by 20 miles. These clubs totalize 3 championship titles
Nantes vs AS Saint-Étienne classical derby between two of the French league old glories
Marseille vs Saint-Étienne and Most achieving clubs – Old Rivalry. Not a real derby. More a match between the 2 most popular clubs.
The "Battle of Normandy" – Caen vs Le Havre
The "Atlantic Derby" – Nantes vs Bordeaux
The West Derby – FC Nantes vs Angers SCO
Corsica Derby – Ajaccio vs Bastia
Languedoc Derby – Nîmes vs Montpellier
Anjou Derby – Angers SCO vs Stade Lavallois
Derby de la Garonne – Bordeaux vs Toulouse
Lorraine Derby – AS Nancy Lorraine vs FC Metz
Alsace–Lorraine Derby – RC Strasbourg vs FC Metz
Eastern Derby – any match between FC Sochaux-Montbéliard, RC Strasbourg, AS Nancy Lorraine, and FC Metz
Derby Breton – Rennes vs Nantes, Guingamp vs Brest
Anjou-Maine derby – Angers SCO vs Le Mans UC 72
Georgia
Georgian Clasico
Tbilisi Derby – Dinamo Tbilisi vs WIT Georgia Tbilisi
Geoderby – FC Zestafoni vs Metalurgi Rustavi
Imereti derby – Torpedo Kutaisi vs FC Zestafoni
Germany
Bavarian football derbies
Revierderby
Nordderby
Badener Derby "Baden Derby" – Karlsruhe vs Freiburg
Baden-Württemberg Derby – Karlsruhe vs VfB Stuttgart and Freiburg vs VfB Stuttgart
Berlinderby – BFC Dynamo vs Union Berlin
Borussenderby – Borussia Dortmund vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Deutschland National Derby – Bayern München vs Borussia Dortmund
Frankenderby "Franconian Derby" – 1. FC Nuremberg vs SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Hamburgderby – Hamburg vs St. Pauli
Leipzigderby – Lokomotive Leipzig vs Sachsen Leipzig
Mainderby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Kickers Offenbach
Mainderby II – Eintracht Frankfurt vs 1.FC Nürnberg
Münchner Derby "Munich derby" – Bayern München vs 1860 München
Niedersachsenderby – Hannover 96 vs Eintracht Braunschweig
Nordsüdderby "North South Derby" – Hamburg / Werder Bremen vs Bayern München
Ostwestfalenderby "Eastern Westphalia Derby" – DSC Arminia Bielefeld vs SC Paderborn 07
kleines Revierderby "small Ruhr Area Derby" – Borussia Dortmund / Schalke 04 vs VfL Bochum
Rheinderby – FC Köln vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Rheinderby II – FC Köln vs Bayer Leverkusen
Rheinderby III – FC Köln vs Fortuna Düsseldorf
Rheinderby IV – Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Fortuna Düsseldorf
Rhein-Main-Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs FSV Mainz 05
Saxony Derbies – Erzgebirge Aue vs Dynamo Dresden vs Zwickau vs Chemnitz
Saxony-Anhalt Derby – FC Magdeburg vs Halle FC
Schleswig-Holstein Derby – Holstein Kiel vs VfB Lübeck
Stuttgartderby – VfB Stuttgart vs Stuttgarter Kickers
Südderby "Southern Derby" – VfB Stuttgart vs Bayern München / 1. FC Nuremberg
Rheinland-Pfalz Derby – FSV Mainz 05 vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Rheinhessen Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Südwest Derby – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Karlsruher SC
Thuringia Derby – FC Carl Zeiss Jena vs FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt
Political Derby – F.C. Hansa Rostock vs FC St. Pauli Though not a local derby, these teams represent opposite sides of Germany's political spectrum, with St Pauli representing the far left in Germany and Hansa Rostock the extreme right.[23][24]
Political Derby II – Eintracht Frankfurt vs Dynamo Dresden Though not a local derby, these teams represent opposite sides of Germany's political spectrum, with Eintracht Frankfurt representing the far left in Germany and Dynamo Dresden the extreme right.
National Women's Derby – FFC Frankfurt vs FFC Turbine Potsdam – Women's Football
FC Augsburg–TSV 1860 München rivalry
Greece
Olympiacos–AEK rivalry
Double-headed eagles derby
AEK and Panathinaikos rivalry
The Derby of Nothern Greece
Olympiacos–P.A.O.K. rivalry
Rivary between PAOK and Panathinaikos: PAOK vs Panathinaikos
Derby of the eternal enemies: rivalry between Olympiacos and Panathinaikos. Some violent incidents have taken place between the fans, especially before or after the derby in many regions of Athens.[25]
Athens derbies:
Derby of the eternal enemies – Olympiacos vs Panathinaikos
Piraeus derby – Olympiacos vs Ethnikos Piraeus
West Athens derby – Egaleo vs Atromitos
Thessaloniki derbies:
Aris vs Iraklis
P.A.O.K.–Iraklis rivalry: PAOK F.C. vs Iraklis
Peloponnese derbies:
Peloponnese major derby – Panachaiki vs Kalamata
Peloponnese minor derby – Panachaiki vs Paniliakos
Peloponnese minor derby – Asteras Tripolis vs Paniliakos
Peloponnese minor derby – Kalamata vs Paniliakos
Achaia derby – Panachaiki vs Panegialios
Messinia derby – Kalamata vs Messiniakos
Patras derby – Panachaiki vs A.P.S. Thyella Patras
Patras derby – Apollon Patras vs Olympiada Patras – Basketball
Thessalia derbies:
West Thessaly derby – Trikala F.C. vs Karditsa
Volos derby – Niki Volou vs Olympiakos Volou
Thessalia derby – Larissa vs Niki Volou FC
Thessalia derby – Larissa vs Ethnikos Olympiakos Volou
Cretan derby: OFI Crete vs Ergoteli
Hungary
Ferencváros TC and Újpest FC rivalry: considered as one of the most tense match among the Derbies of Budapest. Their rivalry dates back to the 1930s when Újpest started winning their first titles.
Derby of Budapest: dates back to the 1900s when both clubs reigned the Hungarian League. The tension between the two clubs is based on racism.
Derby of Budapest: rivalry between Budapest Honvéd FC and Ferencvárosi TC dates back to the 1950s when Honvéd won five Hungarian League titles with playes like Ferenc Puskás and József Bozsik. The rival revived in the 1980s when Honvéd ruled again the Hungarian championsships with players like Lajos Détári.
Other rivalries in Budapest:
Újpest FC vs Budapest Honvéd FC
Ferencvárosi TC vs Vasas
Újpest vs Vasas
Újpest vs MTK
Vasas vs MTK
MTK vs Bp. Honvéd
Bp. Honvéd vs Vasas
West Hungarian derbies:
Szombathelyi Haladás vs Zalaegerszegi TE
Győri ETO FC vs Sopron
East Hungarian derbies:
Debreceni VSC vs Diósgyőri VTK
Debreceni VSC vs Nyíregyháza Spartacus
Debreceni VSC vs Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE
Diósgyőri VTK vs Nyíregyháza Spartacus
Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE vs Hódmezővásárhely
Békéscsaba 1912 Előre SE vs Szeged
South Hungarian derbies:
Pécsi MFC vs Kaposvári Rákóczi FC
Iceland
KRÍA Derby (Icelandic for Arctic Tern) – KR vs Í.A.
Ireland
Main article: Derbies in the League of Ireland
Bohemians–Shamrock Rovers rivalry: Following the demise of Drumcondra in the 1960s, Bohemian Football Club adopted professionalism. Since then, a rivalry has developed between Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers.[26] While there have been many examples over the years of the notability of the fixture and the rivalry to the supporters of each club, one of the more recent incidents of note is the signing of Tony Grant and James Keddy by Bohs from Rovers, which led to a pig's head being thrown onto the pitch during their first game versus their old club, a gesture aimed at Grant in particular.[27] Matches involving both teams have occasionally been accompanied by instances of hooliganism. Recent incidents have included the vandalism of the monument commemorating the former home of Shamrock Rovers, Glenmalure Park,[28] and two instances of crowd trouble at Dalymount Park in 2000[29] and Richmond Park in 2003,[30] with the latter resulting in the eviction of Rovers from the Inchicore venue.[31] Attendance at the fixture has generally followed the same sliding trend as the rest of the League's fixtures over the last forty years,[32] though attendances have risen since Rovers' move to Tallaght.[33][34]
North-west Derby (Ireland)
Drogheda United vs Dundalk: the Louth Derby is reguarded as one of the biggets fixtures in the league for these two clubs from County Louth in the north-east of the Ireland. The tie has become much more intense since Dundalks promotion to the Premier Division in 2008.
Galway United vs Sligo Rovers: the Connacht derby was traditionally a First Division derby but in recent years the success of both clubs means it is now a regular Premier Division encounter. Both teams regularly beat each other, resulting in an almost exact record for both, however in recent seasons Sligo have come out on top most times. The derby is possibly one of the friendliest in the world, with both clubs maintaining good relations with each other and violence at matches non-existent.
Shamrock Rovers vs Sligo Rovers: rivalry is one that has transcended the usual distance related rivalries within Irish soccer, and has spanned way back to to 1978 FAI Cup Final when referee John Carpenter awarded a controversial penalty to Shamrock Rovers in order for them to win their 21st FAI Cup. This rivalry has been stoked in recent years, no doubt due to the 2010 FAI Cup Final which saw Sligo Rovers beat the Hoops in a penalty shootout, and the rise of both sides in the 2011 Airtricity League season.
St. Patrick's Athletic vs Shelbourne (Dublin)
Cork City vs Cobh Ramblers (County Cork)
Cork City vs Waterford United F.C. (Munster)
Athlone Town vs Longford Town Midlands Derby
Athlone Town vs Limerick FC Shannonside Derby
Israel
Local
Haifa Derby – Maccabi Haifa vs Hapoel Haifa
Herzliya Derby – Maccabi Herzliya vs Hapoel Herzliya
Jerusalem Derby – Beitar Jerusalem vs Hapoel Jerusalem
Nazareth Derby – Hapoel Nazareth Illit vs Maccabi Ahi Nazareth
Petah Tikva Derby – Maccabi Petah Tikva vs Hapoel Petah Tikva
Ramat Gan Derby – Hakoah Ramat Gan vs Hapoel Ramat Gan
Tel Aviv Big Derby of Israel – Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Small Derby – Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv vs Maccabi / Hapoel Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Neighborhood Derby – Bnei Yehuda vs Beitar Shimshon Tel Aviv
General
Super-Classico – Maccabi Haifa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv
Regional
Sharon Derby – Maccabi Netanya vs Hapoel Kfar Saba
Sectarian
Arab Derby – Bnei Sakhnin vs Maccabi Ahi Nazareth
Jews vs Arabs – Beitar Jerusalem vs Bnei Sakhnin[citation needed]
Right vs Left – Beitar Jerusalem vs Hapoel Tel Aviv[citation needed] – a long-time hatred. A clash between two opposing political ideaologies: Beitar who identify with right-wing extremism, and Hapoel who identify with the left wing.
Italy
Derby della Lanterna
Derby d'Italia
Derby della Madonnina
Derby della Mole
Derby della Capitale
Derby del Sole
Napoli vs Palermo: Derby delle due Sicilie
Derby di Sicilia
Derby della Scala
Napoli vs Avellino; Avellino vs Salernitana; Napoli vs Salernitana: Derby della Campania
Bari vs Lecce: Derby della Puglia
Fiorentina vs Bologna: Derby dell'Appennino
Fiorentina vs Empoli: Derby dell'Arno
Atalanta vs Brescia: Derby Lombardo
Livorno vs Pisa: Derby del Tirreno
Derby delle Isole
Piacenza vs Cremonese: Derby del Po
Derby del Grana
Bologna vs Modena: Derby della Via Emilia
Taranto vs Crotone: Derby dello Ionio
Messina vs Reggina: Derby dello Stretto
South Derby (Derby Del Sud) – Napoli vs Bari vs Palermo
Derby Del Maestro – AC Milan vs AS Roma
North Derby – Brescia vs Atalanta
Umbrian Derby – Perugia vs Ternana
Derby di Bergamo – Atalanta vs Albinoleffe
Derby del Basso Lazio – Frosinone vs Latina
Derby of Lake Garda – Brescia vs Hellas Verona
Derby dei Ducati – Modena vs Parma – translates to Duchies Derby; the duchies of Modena and Reggio and Parma were competing and neighbouring duchies during the Renaissance
Derby d'Emilia – Bologna vs Parma – translates to Emilian Derby; Emilia approximately corresponds to the western and north-eastern portions of today's Emilia-Romagna region, taking its name from the Via Aemilia, a Roman road in 187 BCE
Derby del Ducato – Piacenza vs Parma – translates to Duchy Derby; the Duchy of Parma was created in 1545 and became the unified Duchies of Parma and Piacenza in 1556
Derby Umbro-Toscano – Perugia vs Arezzo
Derby of the Secchia – Reggiana vs Modena
Derby of the Guelphs and Ghibellines – Fiorentina vs Siena
Derby of Salento – Lecce vs Gallipoli
Lithuania
Superderby – FBK Kaunas vs FK Ekranas
Derby of Vilnius – FK Žalgiris Vilnius vs FK Vėtra
Old derby – FBK Kaunas vs FK Žalgiris Vilnius
Malta
Floriana vs Sliema Wanderers: Floriana and Sliema Wanderers are the two most successful football teams on the Maltese Islands. Floriana have won 25 Maltese Football League championships and Sliema have won 26. Their rivalry stems from a game in 1910, the first in the then newly-formed League. The match was abandoned after a disputed goal and replayed several weeks later; Floriana won the replay and went on to win the League. The rivalry is known as the Old Firm after the rivalry between Celtic and Rangers in Scotland. It was particularly intense between 1920 and 1940 because the clubs frequently confronted each other in decisive matches.[35]
Capital-Suburb Derby – Valletta vs Floriana
Floriana is a suburb of Malta's capital city of Valletta and generally Floriana fans are taunted about being the "carpet" to the capital city (Valletta). However, the Floriana supporters ('ta' l-Irish') always taunt Valletta about the fact that a few years back, Valletta was full of British and Allied Military frequenting the city. Both clubs hold a lion as their mascot since there is a statue of a lion looking at Valletta in Floriana.[36]
Derby of the South Hibernians F.C. vs Tarxien Rainbows F.C.
This is the newest Premiership derby on the Maltese Islands. Hibernians FC are by far the most successful but Tarxien are building a strong squad for the future. The 1st derby was played in the 1986–87 and resulted in a 1-0 victory for Hibernians, though the next meeting Tarxien caused an upset by winning 1-0. In the nineties they met 4 times, all resulting in a Hibernians victory. During the 2000s Hibernians won 2-0 and 7-2 in 2008–09 and 2-1 in 2009–10 and Tarxien won 1-0, 2-0 and once again 1-0 in their memorable 2009–10 season, their irst which they finished above their rivals.
Cottonera Derby – St. George's FC vs Senglea Athletic F.C., also includes both teams' matches with Vittoriosa Stars FC
Mosta-Naxxar Derby – Mosta FC vs Naxxar Lions F.C.
Marsa-Hamrun Derby – Marsa FC vs Hamrun Spartans FC
Qormi-Zebbug Derby – Qormi FC vs Zebbug Rangers F.C.
Rabat-Dingli Derby – Rabat Ajax FC vs Dingli Swallows F.C.
Luxol-Pembroke Derby-St. Andrews F.C. vs Pembroke Athleta F.C.
Swieqi-Pembroke Derby- Swieqi United FC vs Pembroke Athleta F.C.
Gozitan Capital Derby – S.K. Victoria Wanderers F.C. vs Victoria Hotspurs
Despite that geographically Gozo is much smaller than Malta, Gozo is home to the only village (city) derby that takes place on the Maltese Islands. While in Malta there are no villages home to two or more clubs, Victoria, the capital city of Gozo, is home to three clubs, being, Victoria Hotspurs, SK Victoria Wanderers and Oratory Youths. While the latter are considered to be the smallest of the three, matches between the former two are always a heated affair and undoubtedly is the most fiery derby in the Gozitan football league, with the second heated rivalry being the one between Ghajnsielem FC and Nadur Youngsters FC.
Moldova
Zimbru Chişinău vs Sheriff Tiraspol – Two most successive teams and the bitterest rivals, also representing two "capitals" – the "metropolitan" Chişinău and the capital of the self-proclaimed Transnistria, Tiraspol.
Tiraspol derby – Sheriff Tiraspol vs FC Tiraspol.
Chişinău derby – Zimbru Chişinău vs FC Dacia Chişinău.
Montenegro
Podgorica derby – FK Zeta vs FK Budućnost Podgorica
Konik derby – FK Ribnica vs FK Grafičar
Netherlands
De Klassieker
A rivalry in the Netherlands is that between AFC Ajax and Feyenoord, known as De Klassieker (The Classic). Both clubs have won the Dutch national championship numerous times and, along with PSV, have dominated the Dutch league since the beginning of professional football in Holland in the 1950s. Ajax has been the more successful of the two, and is renowned for its technical style of play, while Feyenoord has the blue collar appeal closely associated with Rotterdam as a port city.[37] On occasions the rivalry has turned violent. In 1997, fans of the two teams clashed in a field, known as the Battle of Beverwijk. One fan was killed and many were injured. More recently, in 2004 during a pitch invasion Jorge Acuna was put into hospital after being attacked by a fan.[38]
Rotterdam derby – Feyenoord (South) vs Sparta Rotterdam (West) vs Excelsior (East)
Zuid Holland derby – Feyenoord vs ADO Den Haag – (Rotterdam vs The Hague)
Noord Holland derby – Ajax vs AZ – (Amsterdam vs Alkmaar)
Derby of the North – Groningen vs Heerenveen
Regional derby of Groningen – Groningen vs Veendam
Regional derby of Noord Brabant aka The Brabant Derby – NAC vs Willem II
Gelderland Derby – NEC vs Vitesse
Eindhoven Derby ("Lichtstad Derby") – PSV vs FC Eindhoven
Limburg Derby – VVV-Venlo vs Roda JC
Derby of Twente (Derby of the East) – FC Twente vs Heracles Almelo
Derby of the South – Roda JC vs MVV vs Fortuna Sittard
Groningen – Drenthe derby Emmen vs Groningen vs Veendam
IJssel derby Go Ahead Eagles vs FC Zwolle
Amateur football====
Spakenburg derby: IJsselmeervogels – SV Spakenburg
Katwijk derby: Quick Boys – VV Katwijk
Rijnsburgse Boys – FC Lisse
VV DOVO – GVVV
Derby of Breda – VV Baronie vs NAC Breda
Amstelveense Derby – Sporting Martinus vs Roda 23'
SSS'18 – R.K.V.V. Volharding
Groesbeek derby: De Treffers vs Achilles '29
Northern Ireland
Glentoran vs Linfield: this derby revolves around the rivalry between Belfast's 'Big Two' Glentoran and Linfield, the two most successful clubs in the history of Northern Irish football. Although both clubs are traditionally associated with the Unionist/Loyalist tendency of Northern Irish politics (and thus also have separate rivalries with the traditionally Nationalist/Republican Cliftonville) a fierce rivalry has built up between the two clubs due to their dominance of local football. The clubs traditionally face each other on Boxing Day.[39][40] Games between the two sides have frequently been marred by outbreaks of hooliganism.[41][42] and even the appearance of animals at the 1985 Irish Cup final.[43] The 2008 Boxing Day game was marred by some particularly violent scenes, with the game temporarily halted due to missiles being thrown onto the pitch.[44] The incident led to the Irish Football Association suspending the traditional holiday fixture for two years in an attempt to control the violent rivalry.[45] The ban was lifted on appeal in March 2009, although the clubs face a potential fine of £40,000 if there is more crowd trouble.[46] The dominance of the two clubs is demonstrated by the frequency with which they have faced each other in domestic cup finals. As of 2010 the teams have contested the final of the Irish Cup 14 times, the Irish League Cup eight times and the County Antrim Shield 17 times, while they have also faced each other in the finals of the defunct Gold Cup (12 times) and Irish League Floodlit Cup (once).
Glenavon vs Portadown: Mid-Ulster Derby
Cliftonville vs Crusaders: North-Belfast Derby
Ballymena United vs Coleraine
Institute vs Limavady United: North-West Derby (Northern Ireland)
Norway
Central Norway Derby – Molde vs Rosenborg
Jæren Derby – Viking vs Bryne
Møre og Romsdal Derby (Romsdal against Sunnmøre) – Molde vs Aalesund
Østfold Derby – Fredrikstad vs Moss vs Sarpsborg 08
Oslo Derby (west against east, upper-class against lower-class) – Lyn vs Vålerenga
Western Oslo Region Derby – Stabæk vs Lyn
Eastern Oslo Region Derby – Vålerenga vs Lillestrøm
City vs Suburbs Derby (also upper-class against lower-class) – Stabæk vs Vålerenga
Battle of Northern Norway – Bodø/Glimt vs Tromsø
National Derby (west against east) (Oslo against Bergen) – Vålerenga vs Brann
National Derby ("The Classic") (Bergen against Trondheim) – Brann vs Rosenborg
National Derby (Also "The Classic") (Oslo against Trondheim) – Vålerenga vs Rosenborg
West Coast Derby – Viking vs Brann
South West Derby – Viking vs Start
Poland
Legia Warsaw vs Polonia Warsaw: Warsaw derby
Silesian derby: derby in Polish region of Silesia are played among four of the biggest teams in that region: Polonia Bytom, Ruch Chorzów, Górnik Zabrze and GKS Katowice. Occasionally other Silesian, smaller, teams will join the derby: Szombierki Bytom, Piast Gliwice, Odra Wodzisław Śląski, Ruch Radzionków, GKS Tychy. Derby between the "big four" are called:
Great Silesian Derby (Ruch Chorzów - Górnik Zabrze)
Oldest Silesian Derby (Polonia Bytom - Ruch Chorzów)
Silesian Classic (Górnik Zabrze - GKS Katowice)
Wisła Kraków vs KS Cracovia: Kraków's derby between Wisła Kraków and KS Cracovia are called "Holy War" (pl. Święta Wojna) due to the fact that they are the oldest derby in Poland, and also due to the fact that supporters and fans of both teams are extremely hostile towards each other, which resulted even in deaths on both sides. There are also "Small derby of Kraków" in case of matches between Wisła or Cracovia with much smaller clubs from the city such as Hutnik Nowa Huta, Garbarnia Kraków, Wawel Kraków. Term "Holy War" is also sometimes used in Poland to describe derby from other cities where fans are very hostile towards each other, such as in Warsaw or Łódź.
Poznań derby: Derby in the city of Poznań are played between main rivals: Warta Poznań and Lech Poznań. In the past (from 1945 to 2005) Olimpia Poznań also participated in them, before team came to non-existence in 2005.
Łódź derby: Łódź observes derby between Widzew Łódź and ŁKS Łódź. As usually, both rivalries hate each other.
Radom derby: Radom's derby are played between two teams who are currently in Polish lower, third league: Radomiak Radom and Broń Radom. One can be mistaken of teams relatively low position in Polish league system but during the derby there are always huge fights between the supporters of both teams. In the past (from 1921 to 1997) Czarni Radom also participated in them, before team came to non-existence in 1997.
Rzeszów derby: Similar as in the case of Radom, there are derby in Rzeszów played between two teams who are currently in Polish lower, second league: Resovia Rzeszów and Stal Rzeszów. One can be mistaken of teams relatively low position in Polish league system but during the derby there are always huge fights between the supporters of both teams.
Tricity derby: Derby in Tricity are between Arka Gdynia and Lechia Gdańsk.
Pomerania derby: Pomerania derby are played by different soccer teams from Polish Pomorze region (West Pomeranian Voivodeship and Pomeranian Voivodeship). Various teams include: Arka Gdynia, Lechia Gdańsk, Pogoń Szczecin, Flota Świnoujście and others.
Greater Poland derby: Greater Poland derby were played between the teams of Lech Poznań, Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski and Amica Wronki. There are no Greater Poland derbies anymore.
Portugal
Big Three
Main article: Big Three (Portugal)
O Clássico
Derby de Lisboa
F.C. Porto and Sporting C.P. rivalry
The Struggle for who's the 4th Big Club
any match between Belenenses vs Boavista vs Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal vs Académica vs S.C. Braga. Fierce struggles between Boavista vs Vitória de Guimarães, Boavista vs Braga, Boavista vs Belenenses, Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal and Vitória de Guimarães vs Braga. Vitória de Guimarães has fierce quarrels against any team from Porto/Matosinhos, Lisbon and its own region (Minho). Boavista have since been relegated to the II Division (third tier) for financial problems.
Famous regional derbies by number of times disputed or relative historical importance
Lisbon "BSB" derbies – Belenenses vs both Benfica or Sporting
Porto's derby – F.C. Porto vs Boavista
Derby Minhoto – S.C. Braga vs Vitória de Guimarães
"Vitorian" derby – Vitória de Guimarães vs Vitória de Setúbal
Porto '61 derby – Leixões vs F.C. Porto
Caxinas' derby – Varzim S.C. vs Rio Ave F.C.
Madeira's derby – Marítimo vs Nacional da Madeira (also any vs União da Madeira)
Mondego's derby – Académica vs Naval
Região Centro's derby – União de Leiria vs Académica (also vs Naval)
Former 1st Division/League regional famous derbies
Sado River's derbies – Vitória F.C. vs F.C. Barreirense mostly, but also against CUF
Barreiro's derby – FC Barreirense vs CUF
Algarve's derbies – S.C. Olhanense vs S.C. Farense vs Portimonense S.C.
Vouga's derby – S.C. Beira-Mar – S.C. Espinho
Lisbon minor derbies – Atlético vs Oriental or any other Lisbon major rivals of the past, specially neighbours Belenenses.
Porto minor derbies – S.C. Salgueiros vs F.C. Porto, Leça F.C., Académico F.C., Boavista F.C. or Leixões S.C.
Madeira minor derbies – União da Madeira vs C.S. Marítimo mostly, but also against Nacional da Madeira
Minho minor derbies – Gil Vicente F.C. vs S.C. Braga or any other team from Minho.
F.C. Vizela vs Vitória de Guimarães
Moreirense F.C. vs Vitória de Guimarães
Leça River's derby – Leça F.C. vs Leixões S.C.
Other famous derbies involving teams that used to be in the 1st tier or used to fight for it
Évora's derby – Juventude de Évora vs Lusitano de Évora
Coimbra's derby – União de Coimbra vs Académica
Açores' derby – Lusitânia dos Açores vs Santa Clara
Derby Serrano – S.B. Castelo Branco vs S.C. Covilhã
Portalegre's derby – G.D. Portalegrense vs S.C. Estrela
"Furniture Capital"s derby – Paços de Ferreira vs Freamunde vs U.S.C. Paredes
Riba d'Ave's derby – F.C. Tirsense vs Aves
Fogaceiros' derby – C.D. Feirense vs C.F. União de Lamas
Seixal derby – Amora F.C. vs Seixal F.C.
Raia derby – S.C. Campomaiorense vs O Elvas C.A.D.
Romania
Eternal derby (Romania)
Bucharest Derby – Steaua Bucureşti vs Rapid Bucureşti
Bucharest Derby – Dinamo Bucureşti vs Rapid Bucureşti
West Derby – UT Arad vs FC Timişoara
Ploieşti Derby – Petrolul Ploieşti vs Astra Ploieşti
Cluj-Napoca Derby – Universitatea Cluj vs CFR Cluj
Moldovan Derby – Politehnica Iaşi vs FC Vaslui
Oltenian Derby - FC Universitatea Craiova vs CS Pandurii Târgu Jiu
Dobrujan Derby - Farul Constanța vs Delta Tulcea
Russia (former USSR)
Spartak Moscow–Dinamo Kiev derby
Spartak Moscow vs CSKA Moscow: Spartak's arch rival is CSKA Moscow; although this is a relatively recent rivalry having only emerged in the last twenty years. Seven of ten matches with the largest audience in Russian Premier League (including top three) were Spartak-CSKA derbies.[47]
Spartak Moscow vs Dynamo Moscow
Spartak Moscow vs Zenit Saint Petersburg
Zenit Saint Petersburg vs Dynamo Moscow
Rubin Kazan–Krylia Sovetov Samara derby: neighbouring large cities of Kazan and Samara have historical rivalry of their football teams: Rubin and Krylia Sovetov. It is often called Volga derby.
Rubin Kazan vs KAMAZ Nab. Chelny: Tatarstan derby
Volga Nizhny Novgorod vs FC Nizhny Novgorod: Nizhny Novgorod derby
Rostov vs SKA: Rostov-on-Don derby
Kuban Krasnoder vs FC Krasnodar: Krasnodar derby was a first non-Moscow derby in Russian Premier-league
Moscow Oblast derby – Saturn Ramenskoe vs FC Khimki
St. Petersburg derby – Zenit St. Petersburg vs Dynamo St. Petersburg
Volga derby – Rubin vs Krylya Sovetov – Football
The Urals derby – Amkar Perm vs Ural Yekaterinburg – Football
Siberia derby – Sibir Novosibirsk vs Tom Tomsk – Football
South derby – Kuban Krasnodar vs Chernomorets Novorossiysk – Football
Scotland
Old Firm
Hibernian vs Heart of Midlothian
Glasgow derby - Clyde v Partick Thistle
Aberdeen - Rangers
Celtic v Hearts
Ayrshire derby
Dundee derby
Fife derby
Lanarkshire derby
Highland derby
New Firm
North-East derby
Tayside derby
Renfrewshire derby
Serbia
Eternal derby (Serbia): the Eternal derby (Večiti derbi) also known as Belgrade derby it replaced the pre-World War II rivalry between BSK and SK Jugoslavija.[48] FK Partizan was founded in 1945 as the football section of the central club of the Yugoslav Army.[49] Red Star was founded in 1945 as well but with close ties to the Ministry of Interior at its beginning. These two clubs were dominant in the post-1945 Yugoslav First League with Red Star winning 19 and Partizan 11 Yugoslav Championships. The matches of these two against Hajduk Split and Dinamo Zagreb, the third and fourth respectively in number of titles, was similar in intensity mostly because of the Serbo-Croat rivalry, and the four clubs were known as Velika četvorka (the big 4). After the break-up of SFR Yugoslavia in 1992 the rivalry between Partizan and Red Star continued, having until 2010 only once the national championship not been won by some of the two, with Partizan winning further 11 and Red Star 6 national championships. The rivalry between the two clubs is known to be fierce and violent.[50] Red Star fans are named Delije (Heroes) and FK Partizan fans are named Grobari (Undertakers or Gravediggers). Because of violent actions between hooligans, many people have been hurt in fights. There are several cases of off-stadium deaths in clashes between supporters of these teams, as well as one case of an on-stadium killing, when in 1999 a Grobari member, using a hand-held rocket-launcher, killed a supporter of Red Star by sending a missile from the south stand to the north one, where Delije are traditionally stationed.[51]
Belgrade Local derby: OFK Beograd vs FK Zemun
Plain derby: FK Vojvodina vs FK Spartak Subotica
Slovakia
Traditional derby
Bratislava Derby – ŠK Slovan Bratislava vs FK Inter Bratislava
Bratislava Derby – ŠK Slovan Bratislava vs FC Artmedia Petržalka
Eastern Derby – MFK Košice vs Tatran Prešov
Middle Slovakian Derby – Dukla Banská Bystrica vs MŠK Žilina
Slovenia
Eternal derby (Slovenia):
Eternal derby of Slovenian football (1962–2004)
Eternal derby of Slovenian football (2007)
Ljubljana derby – NK Olimpija Ljubljana vs NK Železničar Ljubljana
Northeastern derby (Slovenia) – NK Maribor vs NK Mura
Prekmurski derby – ND Mura 05 vs NK Nafta Lendava
Spain
Basque derby
El Derbi madrileño
Derbi barceloní
El Clásico
Seville derby
Derby of eastern Andalusia – Granada vs Málaga
Valencia Derby – Valencia CF vs Levante
Galician derby – Celta Vigo vs Deportivo La Coruña
Asturian Derby – Sporting de Gijón vs Real Oviedo
Canary Islands derby – Tenerife vs Las Palmas
Alicante Derby – Alicante CF vs Hércules CF
Derby Gaditano – Cadiz CF vs Xerez CD
Castilla y León Derby - Real Valladolid – UD Salamanca
Majorca Derby – RCD Mallorca vs Atlético Baleares
Ceuta-Melilla derby - AD Ceuta vs UD Melilla
Sweden
Stockholm derbies
Tvillingderbyt (The twin derby) – AIK vs Djurgårdens IF
Djurgårdens IF vs Hammarby IF
Gothenburg derbies
GAIS vs IFK Göteborg
IFK Göteborg vs Örgryte IS
GAIS vs Örgryte IS
Malmö Derby – IFK Malmö vs Malmö FF
Scanian Derby – Malmö FF vs Helsingborgs IF
Norrköping Derby – IFK Norrköping vs IF Sylvia
Södertälje Derby – Assyriska Föreningen vs Syrianska FC
Väst Derby – IFK Göteborg vs IF Elfsborg
Switzerland
Basel vs Zürich: In May 2009 twelve people were arrested after a match involving Zürich and Basel in Zürich. This led to calls for football matches to be played at lunchtime and alcohol to be banned in the stadium.[52]
Bern derby – Young Boys vs FC Thun
Lake Geneva derby – Servette FC vs Lausanne Sports
Lucerne derby – FC Luzern vs SC Kriens
Ticino derby AC Bellinzona vs FC Lugano
Zürich derby – Grasshoppers vs FC Zürich
Romandy derby – Neuchâtel Xamax vs FC Sion
Turkey
Adanaspor vs Adana Demirspor: Adana Derby0
Adanaspor vs Mersin İdman Yurdu: Çukurova Derby
Adana Demirspor vs Mersin İdman Yurdu
Mersin İdman Yurdu vs Tarsus İdman Yurdu: Mersin Derby
Elazığspor vs Diyarbakırspor
Elazığspor vs Malatyaspor
Altay vs Bucaspor
Altay vs Göztepe: great rivalry, one on the most fiercly contested games in the world of football. The last time these teams met in 2012 the match had to be called off before kick off due to both teams having no show laces.
Altay vs Karşıyaka
Bucaspor vs Göztepe
Bucaspor vs Karşıyaka
Izmir Derby: Göztepe vs Karşıyaka
Ankaragücü vs Gençlerbirliği: Ankara Derby
Kayserispor vs Sivasspor
Giresunspor vs Orduspor
Beşiktaş vs Galatasaray
Beşiktaş vs Fenerbahçe
Kıtalar Arası Derbi
Kocaelispor vs Sakaryaspor
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Fenerbahçe vs Trabzonspor
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Trabzonspor vs Galatasaray
Anatolia – Istanbul Big Derby – Trabzonspor vs Beşiktaş
Aydın Derby – Aydınspor vs Nazilli Belediyespor
Black Sea Derby – Trabzonspor vs Çaykur Rizespor
Black Sea Derby – Trabzonspor vs Samsunspor
Black Sea Derby – Orduspor vs Boluspor
Black Sea Derby – Giresunspor vs Boluspor
Trabzon Derby – Trabzonspor vs Akçaabat Sebatspor
Aegean Derby – Bucaspor vs Turgutluspor
Aegean Derby – Aydınspor vs Göztepe
Balıkesir Derby – Balıkesirspor vs Bandırmaspor
Central Anatolia Derby – Tokatspor – Çorumspor
Ukraine
Ukrainian derby
FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk vs FC Metallist Kharkiv – Football[citation needed]
Dnipropetrovsk Region Derby – Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk vs Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih – Football
Donetsk Derby – Shakhtar Donetsk vs Metalurg Donetsk
Donbas Derby – Shakhtar Donetsk vs FC Zorya Luhansk
West Ukrainian football derby – Karpaty Lviv vs Volyn Lutsk vs Zakarpattia
Kyiv Derby – Dynamo Kyiv vs Arsenal Kyiv
Extinguished
Galician Derby – Karpaty Lviv vs Prykarpattya I-Frankivsk vs Nyva Ternopil
Kharkiv Derby – Metalist Kharkiv vs FC Kharkiv
Luhansk Region Derby – FC Zorya Luhansk vs FC Stal Alchevsk
Lviv Derby – Karpaty Lviv vs FC Lviv
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