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Melbourne Derby
A Melbourne Derby match at Marvel Stadium in 2015.
LokasiMelbourne
Tim terlibatMelbourne City
Melbourne Victory
Pertemuan pertama8 October 2010
A-League
Melbourne City 2–1 Victory
Pertemuan termutakhir5 April 2023
A-League Men
City 2–1 Victory
Statistik
Total pertemuan41
Kemenangan terbanyakBoth teams (15)
Top skorJamie Maclaren (10)
Kemenangan terbesarCity 7–0 Victory
(17 April 2021)

The Melbourne Derby is an intra-city local derby in Australia's premier soccer competition, the A-League Men. It is contested between the first two Melbourne teams playing in the competition, Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory, and is the A-League Men's first intra-city derby.

History

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With the introduction of Melbourne Heart (who would later be known as Melbourne City) to the A-League at the start of the 2010–11 season, (the Victory having joined the league at inception), the first derby was held on 8 October 2010 at AAMI Park. The match was originally scheduled for 2 October 2010. However, due to the 2010 AFL Grand Final Replay occurring on the same day, the match was postponed.[1]

Melbourne City won the inaugural derby 2–1, with goals from Alex Terra and John Aloisi. Robbie Kruse scored for Victory. Aziz Behich was sent off late in the second half, but Heart were able to hold on and secure the win. Although the game was an official sell out, only 25,897 fans turned up, well short of AAMI Park's official capacity of 30,050. The Victory hosted their first home derby on 22 January at Docklands Stadium, with the match ending in a 2–2 draw.[2] The match was marred by an unacceptable tackle by Kevin Muscat on Adrian Zahra, which earned the Victory captain his second straight red card and a subsequent eight-match ban, ending not only his season, but his A-League career.[3]

The first scoreless draw in the derby occurred in the third round of 2011–12 season, whilst a record crowd at AAMI Park was in attendance for the second derby of the season. This derby was arguably one of the best in the rivalry's brief existence, with Heart midfielder Matt Thompson scoring twice in a matter of minutes late in the first half to put Heart in the lead 2–1, before City substitute Alex Terra scored controversially after appearing to handball preceding his goal in the second half. City would win the match 3–2.[4] The intense rivalry and passion between both sets of supporters occasionally boiled over, as occurred in February 2011 when four Melbourne City supporters were charged with "conspiracy to falsely imprison a [Victory supporter] ".[5]

In the 2014–15 season, City underwent a takeover by the City Football Group. Melbourne City had their first derby win under the new management that season, winning the pre-Christmas derby 1–0 with Erik Paartalu scoring one of the latest winners in a derby.[6] Victory and City later met in the Finals Series for the first time, in front of a derby record attendance of 50,873 at Etihad Stadium. Melbourne Victory won the Semi Final convincingly with a score of 3–0, with goals from Besart Berisha, Kosta Barbarouses and Archie Thompson.[7] The third derby of the 2015–16 season was marred by a series of flares let off both outside AAMI Park before the match and inside the arena during the match by some Melbourne Victory supporters. The poor behaviour from Victory fans also extended to "an alleged assault on TV news personnel outside the stadium, throwing missiles at Melbourne City player Thomas Sørensen and a Victoria Police officer, and altercations with police after the match".[8] Football Federation Australia subsequently issued Melbourne Victory a $50,000 club fine and a suspended three competition points deduction.[8] On the field, the match was lauded as one of the most "captivating" derbies of the rivalry and featured an incredible passage of play for a goal from City striker Bruno Fornaroli.[9] In Round 2 of the 2016–17 season, City recorded just their second ever derby win at Etihad Stadium, comfortably defeating Victory 4–1. The match featured the A-League Men debut of Socceroos all-time leading goal scorer Tim Cahill for City, who scored an incredible long-range goal to open City's account.[10] The February 2017 derby was a spiteful and controversial affair. Most notably City goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis, was suspended and forced to undergo an education course after ethnically slurring Victory striker Besart Berisha during the late stages of Victory's 2–1 win.[11] Tim Cahill was also red carded before even being entering the field of play, and Victory held on to record a stunning come from behind win.[12][13]

The two rivals have been drawn for an FFA Cup derby only once; in 2016 at the semi-final stage of the tournament. Melbourne City advanced to the Final, knocking out Victory 2–0 in what was one of the most physically confrontational clashes between the two rivals. The game was not without controversy, with Melbourne City's first goal of the match allowed to stand, despite the fact that Tim Cahill had seemingly interfered with Lawrence Thomas's line of sight whilst in an offside position.[14][15]

In the nine matches played from the start of the 2017–18 season to the end of the 2019–20 season, the teams shared three wins, three draws and three losses respectively, indicating a period of relative evenness between the rivals. This changed in the first two derbies of the 2020–21 season, when City claimed historic record wins in the fixture's history, defeating Victory firstly by six goals to nil in March 2021 and then by seven goals to nil the following month.[16] Jamie Maclaren became the first player to score more than three goals in a derby in the latter game and the second player in league history to score five goals in a match, after Archie Thompson scored five goals in the 2007 A-League Grand Final.[17] The results, which coincided with a torrid run of form for the Victory that left them in last place on the ladder,[18] resulted in the sacking of head coach Grant Brebner on 17 April 2021.[19]

On 12 December 2022, just a few days before the derby, the Australian Professional Leagues announced an agreement with Destination NSW that would see the 2023, 2024, and 2025 A-League Men Grand Finals hosted in Sydney, as opposed to the traditional format of being hosted by the finalist that finished higher during the regular season.[20] This announcement was met with widespread opposition from fans, former players and active support groups,[21][22] with Original Style Melbourne and Melbourne City Terrace, the active supporter groups of Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City respectively, agreeing to stage a walkout in the 20th minute of the Melbourne Derby on 17 December 2022 in order to protest against the APL's decision.[23]

The match was marred with poor crowd behaviour, with multiple flares ignited and thrown onto the pitch by supporters of both teams. In the 20th minute of the match, Melbourne City goalkeeper Tom Glover threw back a flare sent from the crowd, sparking a pitch invasion which saw both Glover and referee Alex King assaulted by pitch invaders, and causing the match to be abandoned.[24][25][26] In response. Football Australia sanctioned Melbourne Victory, which included a stopping of ticket sales and closure of active support for their following two matches at AAMI Park, along with bans on Victory supporters attending their following two matches outside of Melbourne.[27] Football Australia has also contemplated forcing Melbourne Victory to play the remainder of the 2022–23 season without fans.[28]

Matches

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2010–2020

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Season Derby
 Comp* Date
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
 Goals (home)
 Goals (away)
 Venue
 Attendance
2010–11 1 RS 8 October 2010 Heart 2–1 Victory Aloisi 10', Terra 56' Kruse 35' AAMI 25,897
2 RS 11 December 2010 Heart 1–3 Victory Sibon 17' Kruse 12', 28', Srhoj 54' (o.g.) AAMI 23,059
3 RS 22 January 2011 Victory 2–2 Heart Allsopp 11', Hernández 30' Aloisi 45+2', 51' Etihad 32,231
2011–12 4 RS 22 October 2011 Victory 0–0 Heart – – Etihad 39,309
5 RS 23 December 2011 Heart 3–2 Victory Thompson 37', 39', Terra 62' Thompson 21', Hernández 90+2' AAMI 26,579
6 RS 4 February 2012 Heart 0–0 Victory – – AAMI 26,396
2012–13 7 RS 5 October 2012 Victory 1–2 Heart Rojas 24' Williams 14', Macallister 45+2' Etihad 42,032
8 RS 22 December 2012 Heart 1–2 Victory Fred 81' Rojas 67', Thompson 90+2' AAMI 26,457
9 RS 2 February 2013 Victory 2–1 Heart Thompson 29', Milligan 55' Williams 72' Etihad 41,203
2013–14 10 RS 12 October 2013 Victory 0–0 Heart – – Etihad 45,202
11 RS 21 December 2013 Heart 1–3 Victory Kalmar 80' Nichols 28', 63', Troisi 60' AAMI 26,491
12 RS 1 March 2014 Heart 4–0 Victory Engelaar 8', Dugandzic 15' Williams 83' Kewell 86' – AAMI 25,546
2014–15 13 RS 25 October 2014 Victory 5–2 City Thompson 23', 87', Berisha 45+1', 46', 67' Wielaert 13', Hoffman 26' Etihad 43,729
14 RS 20 December 2014 City 1–0 Victory Paartalu 90' – AAMI 26,372
15 RS 7 February 2015 Victory 3–0 City Berisha 10', Barbarouses 53', Ben Khalfallah 62' – Etihad 40,042
16 FS 8 May 2015 Victory 3–0 City Berisha 18', Barbarouses 30', Thompson 87' – Etihad 50,873
2015–16 17 RS 17 October 2015 Victory 3–2 City Ben Khalfallah 23', Barbarouses 57', Berisha 90' Fornaroli 68', Mauk 71' Etihad 40,217
18 RS 19 December 2015 City 2–1 Victory Mauk 20', Retre 30' Berisha 45' AAMI 23,572
19 RS 13 February 2016 City 2–2 Victory Fornaroli 22', 31' Ben Khalfallah 29', Finkler 47' AAMI 25,738
2016–17 20 RS 15 October 2016 Victory 1–4 City Rojas 62' Cahill 27', Fornaroli 31', Brattan 52', Brandán 62' Etihad 43,188
21 CUP 25 October 2016 Victory 0–2 City – Brattan 9', Brandán 77' AAMI 15,791
22 RS 17 December 2016 City 1–2 Victory Cahill 16' Rojas 24' Berisha 78' AAMI 24,706
23 RS 4 February 2017 Victory 2–1 City Berisha 84', Muscat 86' (o.g.) Baró 70' (o.g.) Etihad 35,426
2017–18 24 RS 14 October 2017 Victory 1–2 City George 55' Budzinski 45+3', Kamau 64' Etihad 35,792
25 RS 23 December 2017 City 0–1 Victory – Milligan 90+5' (pen.) AAMI 22,515
26 RS 2 March 2018 City 1–2 Victory Fornaroli 54' (pen.) Barbarouses 12', George 62' AAMI 20,083
2018–19 27 RS 20 October 2018 Victory 1–2 City Honda 28' De Laet 40', McGree 70' Marvel 40,505
28 RS 22 December 2018 City 1–1 Victory Vidošić 90+2' Toivonen 55' AAMI 24,306
29 RS 23 February 2019 Victory 1–1 City Barbarouses 50' Maclaren 16' (pen.) Marvel 32,431
2019–20 30 RS 12 October 2019 Victory 0–0 City – – Marvel 33,523
31 RS 21 December 2019 City 1–2 Victory Delbridge 56' Toivonen 15', 41' AAMI 17,083
32 RS 7 February 2020 City 2–1 Victory Berenguer 8', Maclaren 71' Toivonen 78' AAMI 16,872
* RS: A-League regular season, FS: A-League finals series, GF: A-League grand final, CUP: FFA Cup, AAMI: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Etihad/Marvel: Docklands Stadium
Melbourne City were known as Melbourne Heart from 2010 until 2014

2021–present

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Season Derby
 Comp* Date
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
 Goals home'
 Goals away'
 Venue
 Attendance
2020–21 33 RS 6 March 2021 Victory 0–6 City – Maclaren 34', Berenguer 52', Griffiths 56', Metcalfe 74', 77', Colakovski 90+3' Marvel 11,467[a]
34 RS 17 April 2021 City 7–0 Victory Nabbout 11', Maclaren 34' (pen.), 64', 75' (pen.), 84', 85', Luna 87' – AAMI 14,031[b]
35 RS 6 June 2021 Victory 1–1 City Brooks 90+5' Ansell 54' (o.g.) AAMI 0 (BCD)
2021–22 36 RS 18 December 2021 City 2–2 Victory Maclaren 60', Nabbout 63' Margiotta 12', D'Agostino 81' AAMI 19,640
37 RS 19 March 2022 City 1–1 Victory Good 45' Rojas 19' AAMI 18,080
38 RS 9 April 2022 Victory 3–0 City Brimmer 7' (pen.), Rojas 14', 27' – AAMI 17,754
2022–23 39 RS 22 October 2022 Victory 0–2 City – Maclaren 17' (pen.), Cadete 19' (o.g.) AAMI 23,489
40 17 December 2022
(resumed on 5 April 2023)		 City 2–1 Victory O'Neill 11', 57' Velupillay 89' AAMI 18,036 (17 Dec), 6,423 (5 Apr)
41 18 February 2023 Victory 3–2 City Da Silva 7', Fornaroli 46', Brillante 77' Leckie 24', 80' AAMI 18,011
* RS: A-League Men regular season, FS: A-League Men finals series, GF: A-League Men grand final, CUP: FFA Cup, AAMI: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Marvel: Docklands Stadium
* RS: The 40th Melbourne Derby was abandoned after 22 minutes due to player safety following a group of spectators invading the playing pitch.

Statistics

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Per 5 April 2023.
Competition Matches City wins Draws Victory wins City goals Victory goals
League regular season 39 14 11 14 65 56
League finals series 1 0 0 1 0 3
Australia Cup 1 1 0 0 2 0
Total 41 15 11 15 67 59

Top goalscorers

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Jamie Maclaren is the Melbourne Derby's all-time top goalscorer with 10 goals
Per 5 April 2023.
Player Club Goals
  Jamie Maclaren Melbourne City 10
  Besart Berisha Melbourne Victory 9
  Marco Rojas Melbourne Victory 7
  Bruno Fornaroli Melbourne City
Melbourne Victory 		6
  Archie Thompson Melbourne Victory
  Kosta Barbarouses Melbourne Victory 5
  Ola Toivonen Melbourne Victory 4
  John Aloisi Melbourne City 3
  Fahid Ben Khalfallah Melbourne Victory
  Robbie Kruse Melbourne Victory
  David Williams Melbourne City
  • Players in bold are still active for their club.

Records

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  • Most wins: Both teams (15)
  • Biggest win: Melbourne City 7–0 Melbourne Victory (17 April 2021)
  • Most consecutive wins: 3, Melbourne Victory (7 February 2015 – 17 October 2015), Melbourne City (7 February 2020 – 17 April 2021)
  • Most consecutive matches undefeated: 6, Melbourne City (7 February 2020 – 19 March 2022)
  • Most consecutive games without a draw: 8, (21 December 2013 – 19 December 2015, 15 October 2016 – 20 October 2018)
  • Most consecutive draws: 3, (22 December 2018 – 21 December 2019, 6 June 2021 – 19 March 2022)
  • Highest goalscorer: 10, Jamie Maclaren
  • Highest goalscorer in one match: 5, Jamie Maclaren (17 April 2021)
  • Player with most consecutive matches scored: 4, Besart Berisha (7 February 2015 – 19 December 2015)
  • Highest attendance: 50,873 (8 May 2015)
  • Lowest attendance (excluding behind closed doors): 11,467 (6 March 2021)

Honours

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Per 16 April 2023.
Competition Melbourne City Melbourne Victory
A-League Men Premiership 3 3
A-League Men Championship 1 4
Australia Cup 1 2
Total 5 9

Players who played for both clubs

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Bruno Fornaroli represented Melbourne City, before going on to represent Melbourne Victory
 
Mate Dugandžić became the first player to transfer directly between the two Melbourne clubs, when he joined Melbourne Heart from Melbourne Victory in February 2011
Correct as of 5 May 2022
Player Melbourne City career Melbourne Victory career
Span League
apps 		League
goals 		Span League
apps 		League
goals
  Aziz Behich 2010–2014 89 2 2009–2010 5 0
  Oliver Bozanic 2018 9 0 2015–2017 48 5
  Joshua Brillante 2019–2020 28 1 2021–present 33 3
  Mate Dugandžić 2011–2015 75 13 2009–2011 37 7
  Fred 2011–2013 38 3 2006–2007 20 4
  Scott Galloway 2019–present 58 4 2013–2016 54 1
  Daniel Georgievski 2021 3 0 2014–2017 67 3
  Brendan Hamill 2010–2012 35 1 2021–2022 17 2
  Harry Kewell 2013–2014 16 2 2011–2012 25 8
  Anthony Lesiotis 2018–2019, 2021–2022 3 0 2019–2020 23 0
  Andrew Nabbout 2020–present 41 8 2012–2015, 2019–2020 62 13
  Kristian Sarkies 2010–2012 11 2 2005–2007 35 3
  Tando Velaphi 2013–2015 22 0 2011–2013 3 0
  Bruno Fornaroli 2015–2019 70 48 2022–present 10 3
  Bruce Kamau 2016–2018 42 4 2023–present 2 0
  Connor Chapman 2014–2017 35 1 2023–present 2 0

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Capacity of the stadium was reduced by 50% due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  2. ^ Capacity of the stadium was reduced by 25% due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

References

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  22. ^ Rugari, Vince (12 December 2022). "'Absolute disgrace': A-League grand final move slammed by fans, owners and a Socceroo". The Sydney Morning Herald. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 11 December 2022. Diakses tanggal 12 December 2022. 
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  26. ^ Patterson, Emily (17 December 2022). "Melbourne City goalkeeper Tom Glover left bleeding from the head as A-League game abandoned after violent pitch invasion". Wide World of Sports. Nine Network. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 17 December 2022. Diakses tanggal 17 December 2022. 
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