Eternal derby of Macedonia

Eternal Derby of Macedonia
Other names Вечно дерби
Македонско дерби
Locale Republic of Macedonia Republic of Macedonia
Teams Vardar Skopje and
Pelister Bitola
First meeting 5 August 1990
Latest meeting Pelister 0–1 Vardar
(2016–17 Macedonian League)
30 November 2016
Next meeting TBD 2017 (Skopje)
Statistics
Meetings total 63
Most wins Vardar (29)
All-time series Vardar: 35
Drawn: 14
Pelister: 14
Largest victory Vardar 7–0 Pelister
(1996)
Vardar
Pelister

Eternal Derby of Macedonia (Macedonian: Вечно дерби), also known as the Macedonia Derby (Macedonian: Македонско дерби), is the name given to matches between the two most popular Macedonian football clubs, the Skopje-based FK Vardar and Bitola-based FK Pelister,[1] which been supported by Komiti and Čkembari, at times infamously engaging in hooliganism at the time of the derby.[2][3]

The rivalry can be traced back to the 1989–90 season and a match in Skopje, between FK Vardar and Red Star Belgrade. A conflict occurred between the "Skopje fans" and a few Bitola fans who went to cheer for Vardar, who at that time was the most popular Macedonian football club in the former Yugoslavia. On 5 August 1990 in Bitola, Pelister and Vardar met in the Yugoslav second league and the first incident occurred. From that day forward, started the big rivalry between Komiti and Čkembari along with the Vardar-Pelister match becoming the Eternal derby of Macedonia.

However, the rivalry is playing at the stands but not much at the ground because Vardar there are many more honours than a rival from Bitola. In a present time there is a small number of attendance so the rivalry has lost its formerly importance.[4] As of October 2015, there have been 60 derbies played in total since the establishment of the Macedonian championship in 1992, with Vardar winning 32 and Pelister 14 games, while 12 matches ended in a draw.

Location of both teams

Honours

Major honours won
Competition Vardar Pelister
First League 9 0
Cup 5 1
Super Cup 2 0
Total 16 1

Matches list

Yugoslav football leagues

Vardar – Pelister Pelister – Vardar
Season
R.
Date
Venue
Atten.
Score
R.
Date
Venue
Atten.
Score
1990–911 20 24–02–1991 Gradski 12,000 1–0 1 05–08–1990 Tumbe Kafe 6,000 1–1 (2–4 p)
1991–92 4 01–09–1991 Gradski 2–1 21 08–03–1992 Tumbe Kafe 0–3

1Second Yugoslav division

Macedonian First League

Vardar – Pelister Pelister – Vardar
Season
R.
Date
Venue
Atten.
Score
R.
Date
Venue
Atten.
Score
1992–93 17 28–11–1992 Gradski ? 34 13–06–1993 Tumbe Kafe N/A 0–31
1993–94 27 Gradski ? 12 07–11–1993 Tumbe Kafe 2–1
1994–95 22 16–04–1995 Gradski 6–3 7 07–10–1994 Tumbe Kafe 0–0
1995–96 25 Gradski 7–0 10 29–10–1995 Tumbe Kafe 2–1
1996–97 4 Gradski 1–1 17 23–03–1997 Tumbe Kafe 1–0
1997–98 3 31–08–1997 Gradski 1–1 16 14–03–1998 Tumbe Kafe 1–0
1998–99 21 30–04–1999 Gradski 2–1 8 03–10–1998 Tumbe Kafe 1–2
1999–00 13 21–11–1999 Gradski 3–2 26 28–05–2000 Tumbe Kafe 1–1
2000–01 5 24–09–2000 Gradski 2,500 3–1 18 01–04–2001 Tumbe Kafe 2,000 0–1
2001–02 16 25–11–2001 Gradski 1,000 2–2 5 23–09–2001 Tumbe Kafe 3,000 1–2
2002–03 13 03–11–2002 Gradski 300 3–1 2 17–08–2002 Tumbe Kafe 3,000 1–2
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24 13–04–2003 Tumbe Kafe 0–2
2006–07 18 17–12–2006 Gradski 700 2–1 7 01–10–2006 Tumbe Kafe 7,000 1–2
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28 29–04–2007 Tumbe Kafe 3,500 1–2
2007–08 10 11–10–2007 Gradski 3,000 1–0 21 16–03–2008 Tumbe Kafe 5,000 2–1
29 26–04–2008 Gradski 1–3 &
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2008–09 3 23–08–2008 Gradski 5,000 3–0 14 16–11–2008 Tumbe Kafe 3,000 0–0
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24 12–04–2009 Tumbe Kafe 5,000 0–0
2009–10 21 21–03–2010 Philip II 1,500 1–0 10 25–10–2009 Tumbe Kafe 1,500 1–0
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23 28–03–2010 Tumbe Kafe 3,500 1–0
2010–11 5 28–08–2010 Philip II 4,000 1–0 16 27–11–2010 Tumbe Kafe 200 1–0
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32 21–05–2011 Tumbe Kafe 200 1–0
2012–13 8 30–09–2012 Philip II 5,000 3–1 19 06–03–2013 Tumbe Kafe 4,000 0–0
25 13–04–2013 Philip II 3,000 0–1 &
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2013–14 21 09–03–2014 Philip II 4,000 1–1 10 06–10–2013 Tumbe Kafe 7,000 1–2
29 23–04–2014 Philip II 2,000 0–0 &
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2014–15 10 04–10–2014 Gjorče Petrov (N) 500 1–0 1 03–08–2014 Tumbe Kafe 6,000 0–1
21 22–03–2015 Philip II 2,000 1–1 &
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2016–17 8 28–09–2016 Boris Trajkovski (N) 200 1–1 17 30–11–2016 Tumbe Kafe 3,000 0–1
26 TBD Philip II 35 TBD Tumbe Kafe

Macedonian Cup

Season
Round
Leg
Date
Venue
Attendance
Match
Score
Winner
(agg.)
1992–93 Final &
23–05–1993 Gradski 18,000 Vardar – Pelister 1–0[5] Vardar
1995–96[6] Semi-final First Gradski Vardar – Pelister 3–0 Vardar
(?)
Second Tumbe Kafe Pelister – Vardar ?
1999–00 Quarter-final First 15–03–2000 Tumbe Kafe Pelister – Vardar 1–0 Pelister
(3–0)
Second 22–03–2000 Gradski Vardar – Pelister 0–2
2000–01 Quarter-final First 25–02–2001 Tumbe Kafe 5,000 Pelister – Vardar 2–1 Pelister
(4–4 (a))
Second 04–04–2001 Gradski 2,000 Vardar – Pelister 3–2
2006–07 Semi-final First 11–04–2007 Mladost,
Strumica
(N)
Vardar – Pelister 2–1 Vardar
(3–2)
Second 02–05–2007 Tumbe Kafe 4,000 Pelister – Vardar 1–1
2012–13 Quarter-final First 07–11–2012 Tumbe Kafe 1,700 Pelister – Vardar 0–1 Vardar
(3–0)
Second 21–11–2012 Philip II 1,500 Vardar – Pelister 2–0
2015–16 Round of 16 First 30–09–2015 Philip II 300 Vardar – Pelister 4–1 Vardar
(6–1)
Second 21–10–2015 Goce Delčev, Prilep (N) 1,000 Pelister – Vardar 0–2

Players who have played for both clubs (senior career)

Managers who have worked at both clubs

Head-to-head league ranking

The following table shows the final position of the two clubs in First League, the Macedonian top football league. Second League is shown for the seasons in which one of the clubs competed in that league due to relegation. In summary, Vardar finished the league competition ahead of Pelister a total of 16 times, while Pelister finished ahead of Vardar on 3 occasions.

P. 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7
8 8
9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11
12 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Second League
1 1 1
2
3 3
4
5 5
6 6

Source: rsssf.com

Notes

1. Match cancelled due to the crowd trouble when Čkembari burned seats, collapsed the protective fence and clashed with the police.[7] Therefore the match was awarded to Vardar.

References

  1. "Пелистер е преслаб и за комбинираниот тим на Вардар". Sportmedia.mk (in Macedonian). 21 October 2015. Retrieved 29 December 2015.
  2. "ЕКИПА ОДБЛИСКУ: Лудо дерби! (ФОТО)". Ekipa.mk (in Macedonian). 30 September 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2015.
  3. "Прекин во Прилеп: Пресметка Чкембари - Комити, фрчeа камења и столчиња на сите страни! (ФОТО)". Sportmedia.mk (in Macedonian). 21 October 2015. Retrieved 29 December 2015.
  4. "Сакаме да е дерби, ама не е (ФОТОГАЛЕРИЈА)". Ekipa.mk (in Macedonian). 30 September 2015. Retrieved 29 December 2015.
  5. Savov's winning goal for Vardar in the final of the first cup
  6. Goran Kostadinovski. "Loša sezona Vardara - Godina bez trofeja". Strana navijačka tribina (in Croatian).
  7. The video of the incidents at the Tumbe kafe

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