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100 reviewsA ‘DERBY game’ is widely known, not just in the United Kingdom but in
many other countries, as a fixture between local rivals. Celebrated British
football derbies include the Glasgow clashes of Celtic and Rangers, the
Manchester contests between City and United, and the north London
meetings of Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. In Italy, a match between
the Roman teams of Lazio and Roma is known as the Derby di Roma. In
Amsterdam a match between Ajax and FC Blauw-Wit would be called a
Stadsderby. In Nairobi, AFC Leopards play Gor Mahia in the Mashemeji
Derby, the derby of the in-laws.
As a resident of the city of Derby, I have often wondered whether
there was any connection between the city’s name and its use to identify a
game between two local teams. A quick search through opinions posted
on the internet is inconclusive. One theory suggests that a ‘derby’ has long
been a name given to any sporting contest because of the famous Derby
horserace which was founded by the 12th Earl of Derby. A ‘local derby’,
therefore, is simply a local sporting contest.
