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This list deals with football rivalries around the world. This includes club teams who compete in local derbies as well as matches between club teams further afield. It also lists international rivalries and rivalries between individual players.

Individual

Rivalries between players

1st party 2nd party 3rd party (if appl) Timespan Notes Ref.
Italy Lorenzo Buffon Italy Giorgio Ghezzi 1959–1965 [1]
England Peter Shilton England Ray Clemence 1972–1984 [2]
Netherlands Johan Cruyff Germany Franz Beckenbauer 1974–1983 Competition for being the best player of the world in their era, Germany–Netherlands football rivalry, clashed in the 1974 FIFA World Cup Final, their teams won 3 UEFA European Cup each, Cruyff won 3 Ballon d'Or and Beckenbauer won 2 [2]
Argentina Diego Maradona England Peter Shilton 1986–2020 "Hand of God" goal controversy (part of the Argentina–England football rivalry) [3]
France Michel Platini 1984–1987 Competition for being the best player and the top scorer of the Italian league [4]
England Andy Cole England Teddy Sheringham 1990–present [2]
Republic of Ireland Roy Keane France Patrick Vieira 1996–2005 Captains of the two dominating teams of the Premier League during their era. See Arsenal F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry [5]
Norway Alf-Inge Håland 1997–2003 In 1997, Keane injuried himself while tackling Håland, who accused Keane of diving. In 2001, Keane tackled Håland again causing him a career-ending injury. [6]
Brazil Pelé Argentina Diego Maradona 1997–2020 Since Maradona's retirement until his death, both players claimed being the greatest football player of all time and better than the other. [7]
Brazil Romário Brazil Edmundo 1998–present [8]
England Paul Scholes England Frank Lampard England Steven Gerrard 2000–2014 Competition for the starting midfield position for England, Liverpool F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry between Gerrard and Scholes
Italy Gianluigi Buffon Spain Iker Casillas 2000–2016 Both considered best goalkeepers of their era, and among the greatest of all time, along with Lev Yashin. See also Italy–Spain football rivalry
Netherlands Ruud van Nistelrooy France Thierry Henry 2001–2006 Arsenal F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry, Premier League Golden Boot rivalry [9]
Brazil Ronaldo 2003-2006 Competition for being "the best striker of the world". Individual trophies heavily contested between the two were the 2003 FIFA World Player of the Year and the 2004 European Golden Shoe. The rivalry peaked in 2006 with both players facing each other in the UEFA Champions League and the FIFA World Cup. [10]
Argentina Aldo Duscher England David Beckham 2002-2007 Hard fouls by Duscher in matches between Deportivo de La Coruña and Beckham's teams (Manchester United F.C. and Real Madrid CF) (also part of Argentina–England football rivalry) [11][12]
Brazil Ronaldinho 2003-2007 Both arrived to FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF in the 2003 summer market. The two clubs were interested in both players, but could only sign one each. Part of FC Barcelona–Real Madrid CF rivalry.[13][14]
Germany Jens Lehmann Germany Oliver Kahn 2002–2011 Competition for the starting goalkeeping position for Germany [15][16]
Sweden Zlatan Ibrahimović Netherlands Rafael van der Vaart 2004–2014 A rivalry that resulted in an injury and a transfer, the two settled their differences in 2014. [17]
Belgium Romelu Lukaku 2020–2021 Rivalry over supposed "King of Milan" title. Part of the Derby della Madonnina until Lukaku's transfer to Chelsea. [18][19]
England Steven Gerrard Senegal El Hadji Diouf 2005–present
Argentina Lionel Messi Brazil Robinho 2005-2008 The press touted both players as the rising stars of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF. Part of El Clásico until Robinho was transferred to Manchester City FC. [20][21]
Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo 2009–present Messi–Ronaldo rivalry (formerly part of El Clásico from 2009–2018 until Ronaldo's transfer to Juventus) [2]
Cameroon Samuel Eto'o Brazil Ronaldinho Portugal Deco 2007-2008 After being accused of lack of professionality, Eto'o denounced a schism in the locker room of FC Barcelona. The team did not win any silverware until Ronaldinho and Deco left. [22]
Brazil Romário Brazil Pelé 2007-present Still active at age 41, Romário claimed to had overtaken Pelé as the all-time top scorer in the history of the game. [23]
Argentina Mauro Icardi Argentina Maxi López 2011–present The current and the former husband of Wanda Nara [24]
Uruguay Luis Suárez France Patrice Evra 2011–2015 Luis Suárez alleged racial abuse incident (part of the Liverpool F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry at large) [24]
Italy Giorgio Chiellini 2014–2017 Luis Suárez–Giorgio Chiellini 2014 World Cup incident [25]
Germany Manuel Neuer Germany Marc-André ter Stegen 2012–present Competition for the starting goalkeeping position for Germany, FC Barcelona 2–8 FC Bayern Munich [26]
Brazil Neymar Colombia Juan Camilo Zúñiga 2014–2015 Neymar–Zúñiga 2014 World Cup incident, Zúñiga kneed Neymar in the Vertebral column, the Brazilian player could not play anymore in the tournament [27]
Chile Arturo Vidal Chile Claudio Bravo 2018–2021 [28][29]

Rivalries between players and managers

Player Manager Timespan Notes Ref.
Netherlands Louis van Gaal Belgium Guy Thys 1973–1977 [30]
France David Ginola France Gérard Houllier 1994–2020 Missed Cross [31]
Mexico Cuauhtémoc Blanco Argentina Ricardo La Volpe 1996–2016 [32]
Brazil Marcelinho Carioca Brazil Vanderlei Luxemburgo 1999–present [33]
Brazil Rivaldo Netherlands Louis van Gaal 1997–2002 [30]
Brazil Ronaldo Argentina Héctor Cúper 2001–2002 [34]
Italy Fabio Capello 2006-2007 [35]
Republic of Ireland Roy Keane Republic of Ireland Mick McCarthy 2002–2007 Saipan incident [36]
Argentina Juan Román Riquelme Netherlands Louis van Gaal 2002–2003 [37]
Argentina Diego Maradona 2008–2020 [38]
Russia Aleksandr Mostovoi Russia Georgi Yartsev 2004 Mostovoi's criticism of Yartsev [39]
Serbia Ivica Dragutinović Brazil Luiz Felipe Scolari 2007–present [40]
Sweden Zlatan Ibrahimović Spain Pep Guardiola 2009–present Ibrahimović controversies [41]
Italy Luca Toni Netherlands Louis van Gaal 2009–2017 [30]
Netherlands Mark van Bommel [30]
Morocco Mounir El Hamdaoui Netherlands Frank de Boer 2010–2011 [42]
Spain Iker Casillas Portugal José Mourinho 2010–2013 [43]
Poland Artur Boruc Poland Franciszek Smuda 2010–present [44]
Serbia Adem Ljajić Italy Delio Rossi 2012–present [45]
Romania Adrian Mutu Romania Victor Pițurcă 2013–present Mutu international career [46]
United States Landon Donovan Germany Jürgen Klinsmann 2014–present Donovan international career [47]
Morocco Hakim Ziyech France Hervé Renard 2017 [48]
Brazil Felipe Melo Brazil Cuca 2017–present [49]
France Karim Benzema France Didier Deschamps 2017–2021 [50]
France Paul Pogba Portugal José Mourinho 2018–present [51][52][53]
Brazil Diego Alves Brazil Dorival Júnior 2018–present [54]
Croatia Mario Mandžukić Italy Maurizio Sarri 2019–2020
Morocco Hakim Ziyech Bosnia and Herzegovina Vahid Halilhodžić 2021–present

Rivalries between managers

1st party Team(s) 2nd party Team(s) Timespan Notes Ref.
England Matt Busby Manchester United England Don Revie Leeds United 1964–1971 [55]
Scotland Bill Shankly Liverpool 1964–1974 [56]
England Brian Clough Derby County 1968–1974 The Damned Utd [57]
Mexico Hugo Sánchez Pumas, Mexico Argentina Ricardo La Volpe Atlas, Toluca, Mexico 1979–present [58]
Argentina César Luis Menotti Newell's Old Boys, Huracán Argentina, Barcelona, Boca Juniors, Atlético Madrid, River Plate, Peñarol, Mexico, Independiente, Sampdoria, Rosario Central, Puebla, Tecos Argentina Carlos Bilardo Estudiantes de La Plata, Deportivo Cali, San Lorenzo, Colombia national football team, Argentina, Sevilla, Boca Juniors, Guatemala, Libya 1983–present [59]
Netherlands Louis van Gaal Ajax, Barcelona Netherlands Johan Cruyff Ajax, Barcelona 1989–2016 [60]
Ajax, Barcelona, Manchester United Netherlands Ronald Koeman Ajax, Barcelona, Southampton 2004–2016 [61]
United States Bruce Arena LA Galaxy United States Germany Sigi Schmid Seattle Sounders FC 1996–2016 [62]
France Arsène Wenger Arsenal Scotland Alex Ferguson Manchester United 1996–2013 Ferguson and Wenger [63]
Portugal José Mourinho Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur 2004–2018 Arsenal F.C.–Chelsea F.C. rivalry, Arsenal F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry, North London Derby [64]
Spain Pep Guardiola Barcelona, Manchester City, Bayern Munich Real Madrid, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur 2010–present El Clásico, 2013 UEFA Super Cup, Manchester derby [65]
Bayern Munich, Manchester City Germany Jürgen Klopp Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool 2013–present Der Klassiker, Liverpool F.C.–Manchester City F.C. rivalry [66]
Germany Jürgen Klopp Mainz 05, Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool Germany Thomas Tuchel Mainz 05, Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea 2009– present Chelsea F.C.–Liverpool F.C. Rivalry
Australia Graham Arnold Sydney FC Australia Kevin Muscat Melbourne Victory 2013–2018 The Big Blue (A-League) [67]
Australia Steve Corica Sydney FC Australia Tony Popovic Melbourne Victory 2021– present The Big Blue (A-League)

International

Intercontinental

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 Argentina  England Argentina–England 5 [68]
 Germany Argentina–Germany 7 [68]
 Netherlands Argentina–Netherlands 5 [68]
 Nigeria Argentina–Nigeria 5 [68]
 Australia  New Zealand Australia–New Zealand
 Brazil  France Brazil-France 4 [69]
 Germany Brazil-Germany 2 [70]
 Italy Brazil–Italy 5 [68]
 Netherlands Brazil–Netherlands 5 [68]
 Spain Brazil–Spain 5 [68]
 Sweden Brazil–Sweden 7 [68]
 France  Algeria Algeria–France [71][72]

AFC

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 Australia  Japan Australia–Japan 1 [68]
 South Korea Australia–South Korea – [68]
 China  Hong Kong China–Hong Kong – [73]
 India Earth Derby – [74]
 Japan China–Japan – [68]
 North Korea China vs. North Korea
 South Korea China–South Korea – [68]
 India  Pakistan India–Pakistan – [75][76]
 Indonesia  Malaysia Indonesia–Malaysia – [77]
 Myanmar Indonesia vs. Myanmar
 Philippines Indonesia vs. Philippines
 Singapore Indonesia vs. Singapore –
 Thailand Indonesia vs. Thailand
 Vietnam Indonesia vs. Vietnam
 Iran  Iraq Iran–Iraq – [78][79][80]
 Japan Iran vs. Japan
 South Korea Iran–South Korea – [78][79]
 Saudi Arabia Iran–Saudi Arabia – [81]
 Iraq  Saudi Arabia Iraq–Saudi Arabia –
 Japan  South Korea Japan–South Korea – [82]
 Malaysia  Myanmar Malaysia vs. Myanmar
 Philippines Malaysia vs. Philippines – [83]
 Singapore Malaysia vs. Singapore --
 Thailand Malaysia vs. Thailand --
 Vietnam Malaysia vs. Vietnam --
 Myanmar  Philippines Myanmar vs. Philippines
 Singapore Myanmar vs. Singapore
 Thailand Myanmar–Thailand –
 Vietnam Myanmar vs. Vietnam
 North Korea  Japan North Korea vs. Japan – [84][85][86]
 South Korea North Korea–South Korea –
 Kuwait  Saudi Arabia Kuwait vs. Saudi Arabia – [87][88]
 Philippines  Singapore Philippines vs. Singapore
 Thailand Philippines vs. Thailand
 Vietnam Philippines vs. Vietnam
 Qatar  United Arab Emirates Qatar–UAE – [89][90][91]
 Syria  Jordan Syria–Jordan – [92]
 Singapore  Thailand Singapore vs. Thailand
 Vietnam Singapore vs. Vietnam
 Thailand  Vietnam Thailand–Vietnam – [73][83]

CAF zone

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2022) 		Source
 Algeria  Egypt Algeria–Egypt – [82][93]
 Nigeria Algeria–Nigeria – [82][93]
 Tunisia Algeria–Tunisia –
 Morocco Algeria–Morocco –
 Burkina Faso  Ivory Coast Burkina Faso–Ivory Coast – [94]
 Cameroon  Egypt Cameroon–Egypt – [95]
 Nigeria Cameroon–Nigeria – [77]
 DR Congo  Ghana DR Congo–Ghana – [96]
 Rwanda DR Congo–Rwanda – [97]
 Ghana  Ivory Coast Ghana vs. Ivory Coast –
 Nigeria Ghana–Nigeria – [93]
 Ivory Coast  Senegal Ivory Coast vs. Senegal – [93]
 Morocco  Algeria Morocco vs. Algeria – [93]
 Egypt Morocco vs. Egypt – [93]
 Tunisia Morocco vs. Tunisia – [93]
 South Africa  Zambia South Africa–Zambia – [87][88]

CONCACAF zone

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 Costa Rica  Honduras Clásico centroamericano – [98]
 Mexico Costa Rica vs. Mexico –
 United States Costa Rica vs. United States [99][100][101][102][103]
 Aruba  Bonaire Aruba vs. Bonaire – [104]
 Canada  Mexico Canada vs. Mexico
 United States Canada–United States – [95]
 Honduras Canada vs. Honduras – [105]
 Curaçao  Suriname Curacao vs. Suriname – [106]
 Honduras  Mexico Honduras vs. Mexico – [107][108][109]
 El Salvador  Honduras Football War – [110][111]
 Haiti  Jamaica Haiti vs. Jamaica – [112][113]
 Jamaica  Trinidad and Tobago Jamaica vs. Trinidad and Tobago – [114]
 Mexico  United States Mexico–United States 1 [82]

CONMEBOL zone

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 Argentina  Brazil Argentina–Brazil 4 [115]
 Chile Argentina vs. Chile 1 [116][117]
 Uruguay Argentina–Uruguay 2 [118]
 Brazil Brazil–Uruguay 2 [119][120][121][122][123]
 Chile  Peru Chile–Peru – [124][125]
 Colombia  Venezuela Colombia vs. Venezuela – [126]

OFC zone

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 American Samoa  Cook Islands American Samoa vs. Cook Islands
 Samoa American Samoa vs. Samoa
 Tonga American Samoa vs. Tonga
 Cook Islands  Samoa Cook Islands vs. Samoa
 Tonga Cook Islands vs. Tonga
 Fiji  New Caledonia Fiji vs. New Caledonia
 New Zealand Fiji vs. New Zealand –
 Papua New Guinea Fiji vs. Papua New Guinea
 Solomon Islands Fiji vs. Solomon Islands
 Tahiti Fiji vs. Tahiti
 Vanuatu Fiji vs. Vanuatu
 New Caledonia  New Zealand New Caledonia vs. New Zealand
 Papua New Guinea New Caledonia vs. Papua New Guinea
 Solomon Islands New Caledonia vs. Solomon Islands
 Tahiti New Caledonia vs. Tahiti
 Vanuatu New Caledonia vs. Vanuatu
 New Zealand  Papua New Guinea New Zealand vs. Papua New Guinea
 Solomon Islands New Zealand vs. Solomon Islands
 Tahiti New Zealand vs. Tahiti
 Vanuatu New Zealand vs. Vanuatu
 Papua New Guinea  Solomon Islands Papua New Guinea vs. Solomon Islands
 Tahiti Papua New Guinea vs. Tahiti
 Vanuatu Papua New Guinea vs. Vanuatu
 Samoa  Tonga Samoa vs. Tonga –
 Solomon Islands  Tahiti Solomon Islands vs. Tahiti
 Vanuatu Solomon Islands vs. Vanuatu – [127]
 Tahiti  Vanuatu Tahiti vs. Vanuatu

UEFA zone

Country 1 Country 2 Article World Cup games
(as of May 2018) 		Source
 Albania  Kosovo Albania–Kosovo – [128][129]
 Serbia Albania–Serbia – [82]
 Austria  Hungary Austria–Hungary 1
  Switzerland Austria vs. Switzerland 1
 Belgium  Netherlands Belgium–Netherlands 2
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  Greece Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Greece – [130]
 Croatia  Italy Croatia–Italy 1
 Serbia Croatia–Serbia – [131]
 Czech Republic  Slovakia Czech Republic–Slovakia –
 Denmark  Norway Denmark vs. Norway[82] –
 Sweden Denmark–Sweden – [132]
 England  France England vs. France 2
 Germany England–Germany 5 [132]
 Republic of Ireland England–Republic of Ireland 1 [133]
 Scotland England–Scotland – [132]
 Wales England vs. Wales –
 Finland  Russia Finland vs. Russia –
 France  Germany France–Germany 4
 Italy France–Italy 5 [134]
 Portugal France–Portugal
 Spain France vs. Spain 1
 Germany  France France–Germany
 Italy Germany–Italy 5
 Netherlands Germany–Netherlands 3
 Poland Germany vs. Poland 3
 Greece  Turkey Greece–Turkey rivalry – [135]
 Hungary  Romania Hungary–Romania – [136][137]
 Italy  England Italy vs. England 2
 Spain Italy–Spain 3
 Moldova  Romania Moldova vs. Romania
 Northern Ireland  Republic of Ireland Irish derby –
 Norway  Sweden Norway vs. Sweden –
 Poland  Russia Poland vs. Russia 1 [138][139]
 Portugal  Spain Portugal–Spain 1
 Russia  Turkey Russia vs. Turkey –
 Ukraine Russia–Ukraine –
 Scotland  Wales Scotland vs. Wales –
 Turkey  Israel Turkey vs. Israel –

Club rivalries

Clubs in Africa (CAF)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in Africa

Clubs in Asia (AFC)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in Asia and Oceania

Clubs in Europe (UEFA)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in Europe

Clubs in North, Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in the Americas § Clubs in North, Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Clubs in Oceania (OFC)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in Asia and Oceania § Clubs in OFC

Clubs in South America (CONMEBOL)

Main article: List of association football club rivalries in the Americas § Clubs in South America (CONMEBOL)

See also

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