Yokohama derby

Yokohama derby, 11 August 2007
Location	Yokohama
Teams	Yokohama F. Marinos (formerly Yokohama Marinos) Yokohama FC Yokohama Flügels(defunct)
First meeting	24 February 1986 JSL Division 1 Nissan Motor 1–1 All Nippon Airways
Latest meeting	5 July 2025 J1 League Yokohama FC 0–1 Yokohama F. Marinos
Stadiums	Nissan Stadium NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium
Statistics
Meetings total	47
Most wins	Yokohama F. Marinos (28)
Top scorer	Ramón Díaz (8)
All-time series	Yokohama F. Marinos: 28 Yokohama Flügels: 11 Yokohama FC: 3 Drawn: 5
Largest victory	11 August 2007 J.League Division 1 Yokohama F. Marinos 8–1 Yokohama FC

TheYokohama derby (横浜ダービー,Yokohama dābī) is thelocal derby inYokohama,Kanagawa,Japan, between fierce city rivals, formerlyYokohama Marinos andYokohama Flügels, and currentlyYokohama F. Marinos andYokohama FC.^[1][2][3]

Nissan Motor FC was founded in 1972 by the employees ofNissan, and All Nippon Airways SC was founded as a citizens' club in 1964 and began receiving support fromAll Nippon Airways in 1979.^[4][5] Since amateur era, both clubs have had Yokohama as their home town, and the Yokohama derby was already held since 1986. During the final matchday of the domestic league in the first season for the derby, some ANA players staged a boycott and were permanently banned, leading to the founding ofYSCC Yokohama.^[5][6] Nissan's club name was changed to Yokohama Marinos in 1992 due to its decision to go professional, and ANA's club name was changed toYokohama Flügels in the same year, also after deciding to go professional.^[4] Flügels then merged with Marinos to becomeYokohama F. Marinos in 1999, but many Flügels fans refused to support the new combined effort and created their own club,Yokohama FC.^[4][7]

The Yokohama derby is known as one of the most dangerous derby matches in Japan. On the 11 August 2007 derby, the Marinos' ultras were arrested after lynching the FC's supporters.^[8] On the 10 October 2012 derby, the FC's ultras posted expletive choreography, resulting in a permanent ban from all of FC's matches.^[9] On the 11 July 2018 derby, the FC's ultras refused to hold amoment of silence for the victims of the2018 Japan floods and continued to sing chants.^[10] On the 5 July 2025 derby, the Marinos' ultras exploded and threw pyrotechnics at the FC's supporters outside the stadium, most of the Marinos' supporters were unable to get into the stands before the start of the match,^[11] as a result 73 Marinos' supporters were permanently banned and 4 Marinos' ultra groups were disbanded.^{[12][13][14][15]}

As of 26 August 2023

As of 5 July 2025, competitive matches only

As of 5 July 2025, competitive matches only

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Ramón Díaz	Marinos	8
2	David Bisconti	Marinos	5
3	Marcos Júnior	F. Marinos	4
	Anderson Lopes	F. Marinos
	Masakiyo Maezono	Flügels
	Hideo Ōshima	Flügels F. Marinos
	Julio Salinas	Marinos
8	Aldro	Flügels	3
	Edu	Flügels
	Everton	Marinos
	Shunsuke Nakamura	F. Marinos FC
	Ado Onaiwu	F. Marinos
13	Élber	F. Marinos	2
	Alfred Jermaniš	Flügels
	Daizen Maeda	F. Marinos
	Rikizo Matsuhashi	Marinos
	Saulo Mineiro	FC
	Fumitake Miura	Marinos
	Hugo Vieira	F. Marinos
	Motohiro Yamaguchi	Flügels FC
	Koji Yamase	F. Marinos
	Zinho	Flügels

Player	F. Marinos	Flügels
Hiroshi Hirakawa	1987–1994	1995
Junji Koizumi	1988–1995	1995–1996
Masahiko Nakagawa	1995–1997	1992–1995
Válber	1999	1994, 1997
Kazuki Sato	1999, 2002–2003	1997–1998
Atsuhiro Miura	1999–2000	1994–1998
Hideki Nagai	1999–2000	1998
Takayuki Yoshida	1999–2000, 2006–2007	1995–1998
Yasuhiro Hato	1999–2004, 2010–2011	1995–1998
Hiroshi Sato	2001–2004	1992–1998
Hideo Ōshima	2005–2008	1998

Player	F. Marinos	FC
Takuya Jinno	1989–1995	2001–2003
Norio Omura	1992–2001	2006–2007
Takayuki Nakamaru	1996–1997	1999
Kenichi Hashimoto	1997	1999
Shoji Jo	1997–1999, 2000–2001	2003–2006
Shunsuke Nakamura	1997–2002, 2010–2016	2019–2022
Kazuki Sato	1999, 2002–2003	2005
Atsuhiro Miura	1999–2000	2007–2010
Yutaka Tahara	2001–2002	2012–2013
Daisuke Oku	2002–2006	2007
Tatsuhiko Kubo	2003–2006	2007
Takanobu Komiyama	2006–2009	2017
Masakazu Tashiro	2007–2010, 2013	2018–2021
Kazuma Watanabe	2009–2011	2021–2022
Masato Fujita	2010	2011
Eijiro Takeda	2011	2018–2024
Masashi Oguro	2011–2013	2010
Yuji Rokutan	2012–2014	2020–2023
Yoshihito Fujita	2013–2014	2011
Sho Ito	2014–2018	2021, 2022–
Kota Yamada	2017–2019	2025–
Taiga Nishiyama	2018	2022–2023
Yushi Yamaya	2019	2022
Takuya Wada	2019–2021	2022–2024
Makito Ito	2019–2021	2025–
Ryuji Sugimoto	2020	2020–2021
Yohei Takaoka	2020–2022	2014–2018
Tomoki Kondo	2026–	2021–2023

Player	Flügels	FC
Fernando Moner	1988–1991, 1993–1994	2002–2003
Motohiro Yamaguchi	1991–1998	2005–2007
Ippei Watanabe	1992–1995	1999–2000
Masaaki Takada	1992–1996	1999–2001
Atsuhiro Miura	1994–1998	2007–2010
Kazuki Sato	1997–1998	2005

Player	F. Marinos	Flügels	FC
Kazuki Sato	1999, 2002–2003	1997–1998	2005
Atsuhiro Miura	1999–2000	1994–1998	2007–2010

• Football derbies in Japan
• Football in Yokohama
• Yokohama F. Marinos
• Yokohama Flügels
• Yokohama FC

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