local derby

The phrase "local derby" refers to a sporting event between two teams or individuals from neighboring areas or cities with a historical or geographical rivalry. It is commonly used in reference to football (soccer) matches between clubs that are in close proximity to each other. These matches tend to generate intense excitement, passionate support, and heightened rivalry among fans due to the local pride and bragging rights associated with the matchup. The term "derby" emphasizes the historical significance and competitiveness of such local clashes.


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