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Shizuoka derby

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Shizuoka derby
Shizuoka derby, 3 May 2007
LocationShizuoka Prefecture
TeamsShimizu S-Pulse
Júbilo Iwata
First meeting16 October 1993
J.League Cup
Shimizu S-Pulse 2–0 Júbilo Iwata
Latest meeting9 April 2025
J.League Cup
Júbilo Iwata 2–1 Shimizu S-Pulse
StadiumsIAI Stadium Nihondaira
Shizuoka Stadium
Yamaha Stadium
Statistics
Total meetings71
Most winsJúbilo Iwata (33)
Top scorerMasashi Nakayama (17)
All-time series
Shimizu S-Pulse: 30
Draw: 8
Júbilo Iwata: 33
Largest victory
22 August 2009
J.League Division 1
Shimizu S-Pulse 5–1 Júbilo Iwata
23 March 2013
J.League Cup
Júbilo Iwata 5–1 Shimizu S-Pulse
7 October 2018
J1 League
Shimizu S-Pulse 5–1 Júbilo Iwata

The Shizuoka derby (静岡ダービー, Shizuoka dābī) is the local derby in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, between fierce rivals Shimizu S-Pulse (based in Shizuoka City) and Júbilo Iwata (based in Iwata City).[1]

History

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Yamaha Motor SC was founded in 1972 by the employees of Yamaha Motor Company.[2] Shimizu S-Pulse was founded in 1991 as the only J.League club not based on a corporate club, and Yamaha Motor changed club name to Júbilo Iwata and became professional in 1993.[2][3]

The Shizuoka derby is known as one of the most bitter derby matches in Japan. Both Shimizu and Iwata had hoped to become original clubs in the 1993 J.League, but Iwata which had a proven track record as an amateur wasn't selected in favor of the new club Shimizu. Shimizu caused controversy by signing four Iwata players Katsumi Oenoki, Fumiaki Aoshima, Masao Sugimoto and Brazilian Ademir Santos in preparation for the professional league.[4] On the 28 May 2011 derby, the Iwata's ultras have slandered Iranian manager Afshin Ghotbi for criticising nuclear program of Iran.[5]

Honours

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As of 9 April 2025
Competition Shimizu Iwata
JSL Division 1 / J1 League 0 4
JSL Division 2 / JFL (1992–1998) / J2 League 1 3
Emperor's Cup 1 2
JSL Cup / J.League Cup 1 2
Japanese Super Cup 2 3
Japanese Regional Football League Competition 0 2
Asian Club Championship / AFC Champions League 0 1
Asian Cup Winners' Cup 1 0
Asian Super Cup 0 1
J.League Cup / Copa Sudamericana Championship 0 1
Total 5 19

Statistics

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As of 9 April 2025, competitive matches only
Competition Played Shimizu wins Draws Iwata wins Shimizu goals Iwata goals
J1 League52207256071
J.League Championship210133
J2 League211032
Emperor's Cup311145
J.League Cup126061719
Total712993387100

Matches

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J1 League

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
16 April 1994ToninhoShimizu1–0 (g.g.)IwataReport
218 May 1994Vanenburg, T. Fujita, Schillaci (2)Iwata4–2ShimizuRonaldo, NagashimaReport
33 September 1994Shimizu0–1 (g.g.)IwataT. FujitaReport
42 November 1994Schillaci (2)Iwata2–1ShimizuToninhoReport
522 April 1995Toninho, SawanoboriShimizu2–3 (g.g.)IwataSchillaci (2), OishiReport
68 July 1995Schillaci (2)Iwata2–1ShimizuDiasReport
726 August 1995Shimizu0–2IwataM. Nakayama (2)Report
818 October 1995Schillaci (2), M. NakayamaIwata3–2 (g.g.)ShimizuMarco, K. HasegawaReport
927 April 1996unknown (o.g.)Shimizu1–2 (g.g.)IwataH. Suzuki, T. FujitaReport
109 November 1996SchillaciIwata1–2ShimizuIto (2)Report
1119 July 1997MoriokaShimizu1–2IwataT. Fujita, AdilsonReport
124 October 1997M. Nakayama (2)Iwata2–0ShimizuReport
132 May 1998Fabinho, AlexShimizu2–1IwataM. NakayamaReport
1431 October 1998M. NakayamaIwata1–0ShimizuReport
1524 April 1999Sawanobori, AndoShimizu2–5IwataFukunishi, M. Nakayama (2), Kawaguchi, OkuReport
1614 August 1999Iwata0–1ShimizuAlexReport
1727 May 2000Shimizu0–2IwataIto, AlexReport
1811 November 2000AlexShimizu1–0 (g.g.)IwataReport
1912 May 2001HiramatsuShimizu1–0 (g.g.)IwataReport
201 September 2001Fukunishi (2), MaedaIwata3–1ShimizuBaronReport
2124 July 2002Takahara, M. Nakayama (2)Iwata3–1ShimizuMoriokaReport
2218 September 2002Shimizu0–2IwataM. Nakayama (2)Report
2319 April 2003Shimizu0–2IwataT. Fujita, GralReport
2423 August 2003GralIwata1–0ShimizuReport
252 May 2004Ke. OtaShimizu1–0IwataReport
262 October 2004GralIwata1–2ShimizuJ. J. Cho (2)Report
272 April 2005CullenIwata1–1ShimizuMoriokaReport
2822 October 2005HyodoShimizu1–1IwataNishiReport
2929 July 2006Takaki, EdamuraShimizu2–0IwataReport
3026 November 2006MaedaIwata1–0ShimizuReport
313 May 2007J. J. Cho (2)Shimizu2–1IwataM. NakayamaReport
321 September 2007Iwata0–1ShimizuJ. J. ChoReport
333 May 2008HaraShimizu1–1IwataKomanoReport
348 November 2008MaedaIwata1–0ShimizuReport
3519 April 2009Lee (2), MaedaIwata3–0ShimizuReport
3622 August 2009Iwashita, Edamura (2), Hyodo, OkazakiShimizu5–1IwataMaedaReport
3717 July 2010Shimizu0–0IwataReport
3822 August 2010Gilsinho, YamamotoIwata2–1ShimizuKo. OtaReport
3928 May 2011Shimizu0–0IwataReport
4010 September 2011Komano, MaedaIwata2–1ShimizuOmaeReport
4114 April 2012Takagi, Omae (2)Shimizu3–2IwataB. K. Cho, YamamotoReport
426 October 2012Iwata0–1ShimizuMuramatsuReport
4313 April 2013MuramatsuShimizu1–0IwataReport
4427 October 2013Iwata0–1ShimizuOmaeReport
451 April 2017Morishita, Musaev, KawabeIwata3–1ShimizuJongReport
4614 October 2017Shimizu0–3IwataAdaílton, Nakamura, YamadaReport
477 April 2018Iwata0–0ShimizuReport
487 October 2018Kitagawa (2), Douglas (2), MurataShimizu5–1IwataTaguchiReport
4914 April 2019RodriguesIwata1–2ShimizuJong, KitagawaReport
502 November 2019Oi (o.g.)Shimizu1–2IwataFujikawa, AdaíltonReport
5126 February 2022Yuto SuzukiIwata1–2ShimizuYuito Suzuki, K. NakayamaReport
5222 October 2022Thiago SantanaShimizu1–1IwataGermainReport

J.League Championship

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
14 December 1999M. Nakayama (2)Iwata2–1 (g.g.)ShimizuSawanoboriReport
211 December 1999Sawanobori, FabinhoShimizu2–1 (g.g.)
(2–4 p)
IwataHattoriReport

J2 League

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
118 March 2023Goto, MatsumotoIwata2–2ShimizuThiago Santana (2)Report
27 October 2023InuiShimizu1–0IwataReport

Emperor's Cup

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
127 December 2003Ahn (2)Shimizu2–4IwataGral, Naruoka (2), MaedaReport
224 December 2005Iwata0–1ShimizuMarquinhosReport
318 September 2019MatsumotoIwata1–1 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p)
ShimizuD. Ogawa (o.g.)Report

J.League Cup

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
116 October 1993Sugimoto, NaitoShimizu2–0IwataReport
215 July 1998Shimizu0–2IwataT. Fujita, TakaharaReport
325 May 2008Hara, Fujimoto (2), NishizawaShimizu4–2IwataCullen, M. NakayamaReport
48 June 2008Cullen, GilsinhoIwata2–0ShimizuReport
56 June 2010Nagai, HiraokaShimizu2–0IwataReport
623 March 2013Kanazono, Matsuura, R. Yamazaki (3)Iwata5–1ShimizuIshigeReport
710 May 2017Kaneko, KitagawaShimizu2–4IwataAdaílton (2), Y. Fujita, UeharaReport
87 March 2018JongShimizu1–0IwataReport
99 May 2018Nakano (2)Iwata2–1ShimizuYu HasegawaReport
1013 March 2019TakiShimizu1–0IwataReport
1122 May 2019Iwata0–2ShimizuTakahashi, Ominami (o.g.)Report
129 April 2025Kawasaki, Ricardo GraçaIwata2–1ShimizuAhmed AhmedovReport

Friendly

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#DateHome scorersHomeResultAwayAway scorersReport
127 February 1994VanenburgIwata1–2ShimizuToninho, NagashimaReport
23 March 1996Shimizu0–2IwataNanami, M. NakayamaReport
313 July 1996TakedaIwata1–2ShimizuMukojima, OlivaReport
41 March 1997Schillaci (2)Iwata2–0ShimizuReport
514 June 1997K. HasegawaShimizu1–1IwataT. FujitaReport
61 July 1998Iwata0–3ShimizuMatsubara, Wada, HiramatsuReport
721 February 1999Alex, unknown (o.g.)Shimizu2–0IwataReport
87 July 1999Shimizu0–2IwataTakahara (2)Report
930 September 2000unknownIwata0–2ShimizuunknownReport
106 June 2001Baron, Sawanobori (2), K. YamazakiShimizu4–1IwataFukunishiReport
1125 June 2005Shimizu0–0IwataReport
1219 February 2006Iwata0–0ShimizuReport
1321 February 2009Hara, OkazakiShimizu2–1IwataGilsinhoReport
149 April 2011HiraokaShimizu1–1IwataR. YamazakiReport
1519 February 2012unknown (o.g.)Shimizu1–0IwataReport
1616 February 2013unknownIwata0–1ShimizuunknownReport
178 February 2015KitagawaShimizu1–2IwataSakurauchi, ShimizuReport
186 February 2016K. OgawaIwata1–0ShimizuReport

Goalscorers

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As of 9 April 2025, competitive matches only
RankPlayerClubGoals
1 Japan Masashi Nakayama Iwata 17
2 Italy Salvatore Schillaci Iwata 11
3 Japan Ryoichi Maeda Iwata 7
4 Japan Toshiya Fujita Iwata 6
5 South Korea Cho Jae-jin Shimizu 5
6 Brazil Adaílton Iwata 4
Brazil Alex Shimizu
Brazil Gral Iwata
Japan Koya Kitagawa Shimizu
Japan Genki Omae Shimizu
Japan Masaaki Sawanobori Shimizu
12 Japan Robert Cullen Iwata 3
Japan Takuma Edamura Shimizu
Japan Takashi Fukunishi Iwata
Japan Teruyoshi Ito Shimizu
North Korea Jong Tae-se Shimizu
Japan Ryuzo Morioka Shimizu
Brazil Thiago Santana Shimizu
Brazil Toninho Shimizu
Japan Ryohei Yamazaki Iwata

Players who played for both clubs

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PlayerShimizuIwata
Japan Fumiaki Aoshima 1992–1995 1987–1991
Japan Ademir Santos 1992–1996 1987–1991
Japan Katsumi Oenoki 1992–2002 1988–1991
Japan Masao Sugimoto 1993–1996 1990–1992
Japan Masahiro Ando 1995–1999 1999–2000
Japan Yoshika Matsubara 1996 1994–1995, 1998
Japan Takuma Koga 2000–2002 1992–1999
Japan Kazumichi Takagi 2000–2004, 2005–2008 2016
Japan Yasumasa Nishino 2001–2005, 2006 2005
Japan Takahiro Yamanishi 2005–2008 1995–2004
Japan Naohiro Takahara 2011–2012 1998–2001, 2002
Japan Toshiyasu Takahara 2013 2003–2004
Japan Shota Kaneko 2014–2015, 2016–2021 2021–2024
Japan Ko Matsubara 2015–2019 2022–

References

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  1. "Jubilo triumphs 3-1 in Shizuoka derby". The Japan Times. 2 September 2001. Retrieved 13 April 2024.
  2. 1 2 "Club History". Júbilo Iwata. Retrieved 25 March 2025.
  3. "Club History". Shimizu S-Pulse. Retrieved 25 March 2025.
  4. "【静岡ダービーを振り返るvol.1】熱き闘い続ける清水エスパルスとジュビロ磐田の「静岡ダービー」盛り上がる最大要因はJリーグ参入を巡る因縁だ" [[Looking back at the Shizuoka derby vol.1] The "Shizuoka derby" between Shimizu S-Pulse and Júbilo Iwata continues to be a heated battle, the biggest reason for the excitement is the rivalry surrounding their entry into the J.League]. Shizuoka Shimbun (in Japanese). 7 April 2025. Retrieved 15 April 2025.
  5. "「核兵器やめろ」磐田サポーターが清水・ゴトビ監督を中傷" ["Stop nuclear weapons" Iwata supporters slander Shimizu manager Ghotbi]. Sports Nippon (in Japanese). 29 May 2011. Retrieved 15 April 2025.