Old Indonesia derby
| Other names |
Derbi Indonesia Derbi d'Indonesia El Classico Indonesia Old Firm Indonesia |
|---|---|
| Locale |
 Jakarta and Bandung, Indonesia |
| Teams |
Persija Persib |
| First meeting | 1931 |
| Latest meeting | 10 August 2014, 0–0 (Persija – Persib) |
| Statistics | |
| Meetings total | 36 (From Liga Indonesia, 1994) |
| Largest victory | 3–0 (Persib – Persija), (Persija – Persib) |
The fixture between Persija Jakarta and Persib Bandung is a significant sporting rivalry in football, with both sets of supporters considering the other club as their main rival.
The rivalry comes about as Jakarta and Bandung are the two largest cities in Indonesia, and the two clubs are the most successful and influential football clubs in the country.
Statistics
As of August 2014, there have been 36 competitive meetings between the teams. Persija have won 10 and Persib 11, the remaining 15 games finishing as draws.
The biggest victories have been to Persib who have won 3–0 in Siliwangi Stadium on 24 April 2007.[1] which remains the biggest victory between the two sides overall, this result has been omitted as the official league was suspended but the derby still continued. Both teams have won 3–0 once.
Head-to-head results on Liga Indonesia
| Persija wins | 10 |
| Persib wins | 11 |
| Draws | 15 |
| Total matches | 36 |
Players who have played for both club
Persija 2004–2008, Persib 2008–Present
Persija 2010–2011, Persib 2011–Present
- Yudi Guntara
Persija 1988–1990, Persib 1991–1998
Persija 2006–2010, Persib 2011 -2013
Persija 2011, Persib 2011–2012
Persija 2005–2006, Persib 2006–2007
Persija 2010–2011, Persib 2011–2013
Persija 2001–2002, & 2003–2004, Persib 2009–2010
Persib 2008–2009, Persija 2009–2010
Persija 2005–2006, Persib 2006–2007
- Salim Alaydrus
Persib 2006–2009, Persija 2009
Persija 2005, Persib 2007–2009
Persija 2009–2010, Persib 2010
Persija 2007–2011, Persib 2011–2012
Persib 2002–2003, & 2004–2008, Persija 2009–2010
Persija 2001–2003, Persib 2004
- Khair Rifo
Persib 1997–1998, Persija 1999–2001
- Marwal Iskandar
- Andi Supendi
Persib 1999–2000, & 2004, Persija 2003
Persija 1999–2001, Persib 2002–2003
Persib 1990–1993, Persija 1999–2004
Persija 2004–2005, Persib 2006
Persija 2006–2010, 2012–2013, & 2014–Present, Persib 2010–2011
- Nur'alim
Persib 2010–2011, Persija 2011–2014
Persija 2000–2003, Persib 2004
- Sonny Kurniawan
Persija 2006–2007, Persib 2007–2008
Persib 2008–2009, Persija 2009–2010
Persija 1999–2000, Persib 2001–2002
Supporters
Bobotoh
Bobotoh is a term for supporters of Persib not supporters fans club organitation. The name is derived from the Sundanese, which means those who encourage or build excitement for others. In bobotoh there are some groups of supporters such as Viking Persib Club and The Bomber (Bobotoh Maung Bandung Bersatu) and other types such as Bobotoh Oriental, Ultras Persib, Fowers City Casuals. Although Persib has an acronym of Persatuan Sepakbola Indonesia Bandung (Indonesian Football Association Bandung), supporters are not only from the city of Bandung. Bobotoh scattered across West Java, from Bogor, Tasikmalaya, Garut, Subang, Bekasi, Karawang, Purwakarta, Depok, Cianjur, Sukabumi, Cirebon, Kuningan, Majalengka, Indramayu, Pangandaran, Ciamis, Banjar, and also in other region in Indonesia, such as Jakarta, Tangerang, Banten, Bali, East Java, Central Java, Lombok, Sumatra, etc.
Viking Persib Club
Viking is the largest supportes group of Persib. Viking is also part of bobotoh founded in 1993.
The Jakmania
The Jakmania is Persija supporter club were established in December 1997. The Jakmania members are spread in all of Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and, Bekasi (Jabodetabek).
See also
References
- ↑ "kemenangan persib vs persija". Retrieved 27 April 2007.