Derbi Barceloní

Derbi Barceloní

Other names	El derbi El Derbi Barcelonés, Catalan derby
Location	Barcelona, Spain
Teams	Barcelona Espanyol
First meeting	7 April 1929 La Liga Barcelona 1–0 Espanyol
Latest meeting	3 November 2024 La Liga Barcelona 3–1 Espanyol
Next meeting	14 May 2025 La Liga Espanyol v Barcelona
Statistics
Most wins	Barcelona (127)
Most player appearances	Xavi (36)
Top scorer	Lionel Messi (25)[1]
Largest victory	Espanyol 6–0 Barcelona (15 April 1951)
Camp Nou RCDE Stadium Location of the teams' stadia in the Province of Barcelona

Barcelona

Espanyol

The Derbi Barceloní (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈðɛɾβi βəɾsəluˈni]; Spanish: Derbi Barcelonés, IPA: [ˈðeɾβi βaɾθeloˈnes]; "Barcelonian derby"), is the name given to football matches between FC Barcelona and RCD Espanyol. Both clubs are located in the Barcelona metropolitan area, Spain.^[2]

Rivalry

In the first half of the 20th century during the Miguel Primo de Rivera dictatorship (1923–1930), FC Barcelona was the embodiment of the oppressed Catalan sentiment, in stark contrast to RCD Espanyol which cultivated a kind of compliance to the central authority.^[3]

In 1918, the municipalities of Catalonia promoted a campaign requesting the Spanish government a Statute of Autonomy. FC Barcelona joined that request and the Catalan press explained it by saying "FC Barcelona has become the club of Catalonia". The other team of the city, RCD Espanyol, were dissociated from the claim.

On numerous occasions RCD Espanyol have complained of an unfavorable treatment which is sometimes directly offensive according to them, towards the club in favor of FC Barcelona by some public media dependent on the Generalitat of Catalonia like TV3.^[4][5][6]

Despite these differences in ideology, the derbi has always been more relevant to Espanyol supporters than Barcelona ones due to the difference in objectives.

Background and history

Though it is the most played local derby in the history of La Liga, it is also the most unbalanced, with Barcelona overwhelmingly dominant. In the league table, Espanyol has only managed to finish above Barça on three occasions in almost 70 years and the only all-Catalan Copa del Rey final was won by Barça in 1957. Espanyol has the consolation of achieving the largest margin win with a 6–0 in 1951.

In 1996, Barcelona came out on top when the teams were drawn together in the cup semi-finals, although they lost the final to Atlético Madrid. In 2000, the possibility of another derby final evaporated after Barcelona forfeited the second leg of their semi, coincidentally also against Atlético Madrid, in protest at fixture congestion which badly weakened their squad;^[7] Espanyol overcame both Real Madrid in their semi and Atlético in the final. The Pericos also claimed the trophy in 2006 and qualified for the 2006 Supercopa de España where they met league champions Barcelona – the Blaugrana winning 4–0 on aggregate.

On 8 June 2007, Espanyol achieved a 2–2 draw against Barça in the penultimate day of the championship, making it possible for Real Madrid to win the 2006–07 La Liga in their next match at the Bernabeu. This match is popularly remembered with the name of Tamudazo, for Raúl Tamudo, the Espanyol player who scored the goal for the draw.^[8] Espanyol achieved a 2–1 win against Barça during 2008–09, becoming the first team to defeat Barcelona at Camp Nou in their treble-winning season.^[9]

Espanyol moved to their new RCDE Stadium in 2009, but it was not until their tenth meeting with Barcelona at their new arena that they were able to win a derby fixture (three draws, six defeats), winning 1–0 in the 2017–18 Copa del Rey quarter-final, first leg on 17 January 2018.^[10] However, Barcelona overturned this 2–0 at the Camp Nou the following week to go through in the tie,^[11] the tenth time in succession (since 1961) that Barça had progressed in the domestic Cup. Three years earlier, Barcelona had also won the 2014–15 Copa del Rey by beating Athletic Bilbao, with the Basques having ended Espanyol's hopes, and the chance of a Catalan showpiece, in the semi-finals.^[12]

As of 2019, Barça's Lionel Messi who made his debut in the Derby, has scored 25 goals against Espanyol, the most in the history of the derby.^[1][2][13]

Espanyol lost 1–0 to Barcelona on 8 July 2020 to be relegated to the Segunda División for the first time since 1994.^[14]

On 14 May 2023, Barcelona won the 2022–23 La Liga championship after defeating Espanyol on their home ground. During Barcelona's celebrations, the team quickly ran into the lockers after Espanyol fans invaded the pitch and disrupted Barça's celebrations.^[15]

All matches

As of 3 November 2024

Major competitions

Competition	Matches	Wins		Draws	Goals
		FCB	RCDE		FCB	RCDE
La Liga	177	103	34	40	343	184
Copa del Rey	36	20	10	6	69	47
Supercopa de España	2	2	0	0	4	0
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	2	2	0	0	2	0
Total matches	217	127	44	46	418	231

Minor and defunct competitions

	Matches	Wins		Draws	Goals
		FCB	RCDE		FCB	RCDE
Copa Macaya[16][a]	3	3	0	0	15	1
Copa Barcelona[16][b]	2	0	0	2	4	4
Catalan Championship[17][c]	68	36	22	10	143	96
Pyrenees Cup[18][d]	2	1	1	0	4	5
Copa Catalunya[19][e]	10	3	4	3	11	16
Supercopa de Catalunya[f]	3	0	1	2	1	2
Total matches	88	43	28	17	178	124

1. Played between 1900 and 1903
2. Played once, 1902–03
3. Played between 1903 and 1940
4. Played between 1910 and 1914
5. Clubs involved between 1990 and 2014
6. Current, played since 2014

League

Lionel Messi is the all-time top scorer in the history of the Catalan Derby with 25 goals overall. He is also the second-highest appearance maker (behind Xavi) with 35.

Xavi is the highest appearance maker in the history of the Barcelonian Derby with a total of 36 matches played.

Raúl Tamudo, the originator of the famous Tamudazo

FC Barcelona vs. RCD Espanyol Season Home team Score Away team 1928–29 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1929–30 FC Barcelona 5–4 RCD Espanyol 1930–31 FC Barcelona 6–2 RCD Espanyol 1931–32 FC Barcelona 2–2 RCD Espanyol 1932–33 FC Barcelona 1–1 RCD Espanyol 1933–34 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 1934–35 FC Barcelona 2–2 RCD Espanyol 1935–36 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1936–37 Spanish Civil War 1937–38 Spanish Civil War 1938–39 Spanish Civil War 1939–40 FC Barcelona 0–1 RCD Espanyol 1940–41 FC Barcelona 2–3 RCD Espanyol 1941–42 FC Barcelona 1–2 RCD Espanyol 1942–43 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1943–44 FC Barcelona 1–3 RCD Espanyol 1944–45 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1945–46 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1946–47 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 1947–48 FC Barcelona 5–1 RCD Espanyol 1948–49 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1949–50 FC Barcelona 1–2 RCD Espanyol 1950–51 FC Barcelona 4–1 RCD Espanyol 1951–52 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1952–53 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1953–54 FC Barcelona 1–4 RCD Espanyol 1954–55 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1955–56 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1956–57 FC Barcelona 1–1 RCD Espanyol 1957–58 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol 1958–59 FC Barcelona 5–3 RCD Espanyol 1959–60 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1960–61 FC Barcelona 4–1 RCD Espanyol 1961–62 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1962–63 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1963–64 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 1964–65 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1965–66 FC Barcelona 4–2 RCD Espanyol 1966–67 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol 1967–68 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1968–69 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1969–70 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1970–71 FC Barcelona 3–0 RCD Espanyol 1971–72 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1972–73 FC Barcelona 0–1 RCD Espanyol 1973–74 FC Barcelona 3–0 RCD Espanyol 1974–75 FC Barcelona 4–1 RCD Espanyol 1975–76 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 1976–77 FC Barcelona 4–2 RCD Espanyol 1977–78 FC Barcelona 1–1 RCD Espanyol 1978–79 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1979–80 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol 1980–81 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol 1981–82 FC Barcelona 1–3 RCD Espanyol 1982–83 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1983–84 FC Barcelona 5–2 RCD Espanyol 1984–85 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1985–86 FC Barcelona 0–0 RCD Espanyol 1986–87 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 1986–87 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1987–88 FC Barcelona 3–2 RCD Espanyol 1988–89 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 1989–90 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1990–91 FC Barcelona 5–2 RCD Espanyol 1991–92 FC Barcelona 4–3 RCD Espanyol 1992–93 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 1993–94 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1994–95 FC Barcelona 3–0 RCD Espanyol 1995–96 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1996–97 FC Barcelona 2–1 RCD Espanyol 1997–98 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol 1998–99 FC Barcelona 3–0 RCD Espanyol 1999–2000 FC Barcelona 3–0 RCD Espanyol 2000–01 FC Barcelona 4–2 RCD Espanyol 2001–02 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 2002–03 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 2003–04 FC Barcelona 4–1 RCD Espanyol 2004–05 FC Barcelona 0–0 RCD Espanyol 2005–06 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 2006–07 FC Barcelona 2–2 RCD Espanyol 2007–08 FC Barcelona 0–0 RCD Espanyol 2008–09 FC Barcelona 1–2 RCD Espanyol 2009–10 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 2010–11 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 2011–12 FC Barcelona 4–0 RCD Espanyol 2012–13 FC Barcelona 4–0 RCD Espanyol 2013–14 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 2014–15 FC Barcelona 5–1 RCD Espanyol 2015–16 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 2016–17 FC Barcelona 4–1 RCD Espanyol 2017–18 FC Barcelona 5–0 RCD Espanyol 2018–19 FC Barcelona 2–0 RCD Espanyol 2019–20 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 2020–21 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 2021–22 FC Barcelona 1–0 RCD Espanyol 2022–23 FC Barcelona 1–1 RCD Espanyol 2023–24 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 2024–25 FC Barcelona 3–1 RCD Espanyol FC Barcelona wins Draws RCD Espanyol wins 70 10 9

RCD Espanyol vs FC Barcelona Season Home team Score Away team 1928–29 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1929–30 RCD Espanyol 4–0 FC Barcelona 1930–31 RCD Espanyol 4–4 FC Barcelona 1931–32 RCD Espanyol 0–3 FC Barcelona 1932–33 RCD Espanyol 2–1 FC Barcelona 1933–34 RCD Espanyol 3–2 FC Barcelona 1934–35 RCD Espanyol 4–1 FC Barcelona 1935–36 RCD Espanyol 1–0 FC Barcelona 1936–37 Spanish Civil War 1937–38 Spanish Civil War 1938–39 Spanish Civil War 1939–40 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1940–41 RCD Espanyol 3–1 FC Barcelona 1941–42 RCD Espanyol 5–2 FC Barcelona 1942–43 RCD Espanyol 1–3 FC Barcelona 1943–44 RCD Espanyol 1–3 FC Barcelona 1944–45 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1945–46 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 1946–47 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1947–48 RCD Espanyol 2–1 FC Barcelona 1948–49 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1949–50 RCD Espanyol 2–2 FC Barcelona 1950–51 RCD Espanyol 6–0 FC Barcelona 1951–52 RCD Espanyol 1–0 FC Barcelona 1952–53 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 1953–54 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1954–55 RCD Espanyol 2–4 FC Barcelona 1955–56 RCD Espanyol 0–3 FC Barcelona 1956–57 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 1957–58 RCD Espanyol 2–1 FC Barcelona 1958–59 RCD Espanyol 0–3 FC Barcelona 1959–60 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1960–61 RCD Espanyol 1–2 FC Barcelona 1961–62 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1962–63 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1963–64 RCD Espanyol 2–2 FC Barcelona 1964–65 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1965–66 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1966–67 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 1967–68 RCD Espanyol 1–0 FC Barcelona 1968–69 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1969–70 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1970–71 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1971–72 RCD Espanyol 3–0 FC Barcelona 1972–73 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1973–74 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1974–75 RCD Espanyol 5–2 FC Barcelona 1975–76 RCD Espanyol 3–0 FC Barcelona 1976–77 RCD Espanyol 2–3 FC Barcelona 1977–78 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1978–79 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 1979–80 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 1980–81 RCD Espanyol 1–0 FC Barcelona 1981–82 RCD Espanyol 0–4 FC Barcelona 1982–83 RCD Espanyol 0–3 FC Barcelona 1983–84 RCD Espanyol 1–0 FC Barcelona 1984–85 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1985–86 RCD Espanyol 5–3 FC Barcelona 1986–87 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1986–87 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1987–88 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 1988–89 RCD Espanyol 2–2 FC Barcelona 1989–90 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1990–91 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1991–92 RCD Espanyol 0–4 FC Barcelona 1992–93 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 1993–94 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 1994–95 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 1995–96 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1996–97 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 1997–98 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 1998–99 RCD Espanyol 1–2 FC Barcelona 1999–00 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 2000–01 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 2001–02 RCD Espanyol 2–0 FC Barcelona 2002–03 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 2003–04 RCD Espanyol 1–3 FC Barcelona 2004–05 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 2005–06 RCD Espanyol 1–2 FC Barcelona 2006–07 RCD Espanyol 3–1 FC Barcelona 2007–08 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 2008–09 RCD Espanyol 1–2 FC Barcelona 2009–10 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 2010–11 RCD Espanyol 1–5 FC Barcelona 2011–12 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 2012–13 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 2013–14 RCD Espanyol 0–1 FC Barcelona 2014–15 RCD Espanyol 0–2 FC Barcelona 2015–16 RCD Espanyol 0–0 FC Barcelona 2016–17 RCD Espanyol 0–3 FC Barcelona 2017–18 RCD Espanyol 1–1 FC Barcelona 2018–19 RCD Espanyol 0–4 FC Barcelona 2019–20 RCD Espanyol 2–2 FC Barcelona 2020–21 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 2021–22 RCD Espanyol 2–2 FC Barcelona 2022–23 RCD Espanyol 2–4 FC Barcelona 2023–24 RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division 2024–25 RCD Espanyol FC Barcelona RCD Espanyol wins Draws FC Barcelona wins 25 30 33

Cup

Season	Round	Home team	Score	Away team	Winning team
1928–29	Semi-finals	RCD Espanyol	2–0	FC Barcelona	RCD Espanyol
		FC Barcelona	1–1	RCD Espanyol
1935–36	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	2–1	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	3–0	RCD Espanyol
1939–40	Quarter-finals	FC Barcelona	0–2	RCD Espanyol	RCD Espanyol
		RCD Espanyol	1–1	FC Barcelona
1940–41	Round of 16	FC Barcelona	1-2	RCD Espanyol	RCD Espanyol
		RCD Espanyol	4–3	FC Barcelona
1941–42	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	2–3	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	3–2	RCD Espanyol
1948–49	3rd Place	FC Barcelona	3–1	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
1955–56	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	3–1	FC Barcelona	RCD Espanyol
		FC Barcelona	4–4	RCD Espanyol
1956–57	Final	FC Barcelona	1–0	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
1960–61	Round of 16	FC Barcelona	2–3	RCD Espanyol	RCD Espanyol
		RCD Espanyol	2–1	FC Barcelona
1963–64	Quarter-finals	FC Barcelona	3–1	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
		RCD Espanyol	2–4	FC Barcelona
1969–70	Round of 32	RCD Espanyol	2–1	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	3–1	RCD Espanyol
1973–74	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	1–1	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	2–0	RCD Espanyol
1984–85	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	0–2	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	3–0	RCD Espanyol
1987–88	Round of 16	RCD Espanyol	1–3	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	1–0	RCD Espanyol
1995–96	Semi-finals	FC Barcelona	1–0	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
		RCD Espanyol	2–3	FC Barcelona
2000–01	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	1–2	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	1–1	RCD Espanyol
2008–09	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	0–0	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	3–2	RCD Espanyol
2015–16	Round of 16	FC Barcelona	4–1	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
		RCD Espanyol	0–2	FC Barcelona
2017–18	Quarter-finals	RCD Espanyol	1–0	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
		FC Barcelona	2–0	RCD Espanyol

Spanish Super Cup

Year	Home team	Score	Away team	Winning team
2006	RCD Espanyol	0–1	FC Barcelona	FC Barcelona
	FC Barcelona	3–0	RCD Espanyol

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

Season	Round	Home team	Score	Away team	Winning team
1965–66	Quarter-finals	FC Barcelona	1–0	RCD Espanyol	FC Barcelona
		RCD Espanyol	0–1	FC Barcelona

Head-to-head ranking in La Liga (1929–2024)

P.	29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	55	56	57	58	59	60	61	62	63	64	65	66	67	68	69	70	71	72	73	74	75	76	77	78	79	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24
1	1													1			1	1			1	1						1	1														1											1						1	1	1	1				1	1						1	1			1	1	1		1		1	1		1	1				1
2		2													2								2	2	2						2		2			2	2			2		2			2	2	2				2				2	2		2								2			2				2			2					2		2			2			2		2		2
3				3	3							3														3	3								3	3		3			3	3		3									3			3			3						3												3													3
4		4	4		4					4						4				4		4	4							4									4						4				4			4												4	4					4	4
5								5	5										5																													5		5																								5
6				6			6						6																			6		6												6											6							6								6
7	7									7								7			7				7	7		7																																								7																				7
8						8	8										8										8		8																			8						8																										8						8
9			9			9			9		9			9																							9						9									9																		9
10								10																						10																				10			10														10											10						10
11													11			11			11	11														11						11				11											11																					11			11								11
12											12	12			12																				12						12																									12											12
13																								13							13		13																		13																															13			13
14																																															14		14																				14		14										14		14								14
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21
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• Total: Espanyol with 4 higher finishes, FC Barcelona with 85 higher finishes (as of the end of the 2023–24 season).

Players who played for both sides

Denis Suárez is the most recent player to have played for both teams.

• 1902: Gustavo Green
• 1904: George Meyer
• 1911: José Quirante
• 1911: Francisco Bru
• 1911: Alfredo Massana
• 1911: José Berdié
• 1911: José Irízar
• 1911: Luis Reñé (via Casual SC)
• 1911: Charles Wallace
• 1911: Percival Wallace
• 1912: Antonio Morales
• 1912: Pere Molins
• 1912: Frank Allack
• 1912: Carles Comamala (via Universitary SC)
• 1913: Félix de Pomés (via Universitary SC, then Casual SC)
• 1913: José Berrondo
• 1913: Luis Bru
• 1913: Francisco Armet
• 1913: Manuel Lemmel (via Universitary SC)
• 1914: Gabriel Bau (via FC Espanya)
• 1915: Santiago Massana
• 1915: Arsenio Morales
• 1916: Casimiro Mallorquí
• 1917: Joaquim Alfaro
• 1918: Josep Julià
• 1918: Buenaventura Vergés
• 1919: Josep Segarra (via Sabadell, then FC Espanya)
• 1919: Climent Gràcia (via FC Internacional)
• 1920: Ramon Álvarez
• 1922: Ricardo Zamora
• 1922: Luis Blanco
• 1923: Baldiri Elías
• 1923: Marià Homs
• 1923: José Landazabal (via FC Martinenc)
• 1926: Vicente Tonijuán (via UE Sants)
• 1928: Manuel Buj García
• 1929: Ramón Parera
• 1930: Cristòfol Solà
• 1931: Conrad Portas Burcet
• 1931: Francesc Bussot (via CE Júpiter)
• 1932: Josep Sastre
• 1932: Manuel Oró Comas (via Sabadell)
• 1932: Antonio Franco
• 1933: José Padrón (via Sevilla)
• 1933: Martí Ventolrà (via Sevilla)
• 1933: Enrique Mas Mirandas
• 1933: Alejandro Morera
• 1933: Cristóbal Martí
• 1934: Josep Escolà
• 1934: Esteban Cifuentes
• 1935: Ramón Lecuona
• 1937: Severiano Goiburu (via Valencia)
• 1939: Joan Morral Tarrés
• 1943: Jaume Elías
• 1943: Juan Sans Alsina (via Zaragoza, then Sabadell)
• 1943: Josep Aguilar (via Celta Vigo, then Sabadell)
• 1945: Juli Gonzalvo (via Zaragoza, then Sabadell)
• 1946: Amador Lorenzo (via EC Granollers, then Real Madrid)
• 1947: Basilio Nieto (via CD Castellón)
• 1947: Jaume Sospedra
• 1949: Valero (via Gimnàstic, then Granada)
• 1951: Joan Babot (via Gimnàstic, then Real Valladolid)
• 1951: Vicente Colino Hierro (via Sabadell)
• 1952: Isidro Flotats
• 1952: Joaquín Tejedor
• 1957: Dagoberto Moll (via Condal)
• 1961: Zoltán Czibor
• 1962: Antoni Camps
• 1963: Justo Tejada (via Real Madrid)
• 1963: László Kubala
• 1966: Cayetano Ré
• 1969: Marcial Pina
• 1969: Ramoní (via Granada)
• 1972: José Luis Romero (via Sabadell)
• 1976: Pepito Ramos
• 1979: Williams Silvio
• 1979: Canito
• 1979: Paco Fortes
• 1979: Alfredo Amarillo (via UD Salamanca)
• 1980: Jordi Carreño
• 1981: Urruti
• 1981: Miquel Corominas (via UD Salamanca)
• 1982: Urbano Ortega
• 1986: Pichi Alonso
• 1988: Miquel Soler
• 1988: Ernesto Valverde
• 1989: Steve Archibald (via Hibernian)
• 1992: Fernando Muñoz (via Real Madrid)
• 1995: Cristóbal Parralo (via Real Oviedo)
• 1995: Luis Cembranos
• 1999: Roger
• 1999: Toni Velamazán (via Real Oviedo, then Albacete, then Extremadura)
• 2000: Óscar (via Valencia)
• 2002: Iván de la Peña (via Lazio)
• 2002: Xavi Roca (via Villarreal)
• 2003: Jordi Cruyff (via Manchester United, then Alavés)
• 2004: Samuel Eto'o (via Real Madrid, then Mallorca)
• 2004: Dani García (via Zaragoza)
• 2006: Francisco Rufete (via Toledo, then Málaga, then Valencia)
• 2009: Jonathan Soriano
• 2009: Joan Verdú (via Deportivo La Coruña)
• 2010: Sergio García (via Zaragoza, then Real Betis)
• 2012: Simão (via Benfica, then Atlético Madrid, then Beşiktaş)
• 2012: Víctor Sánchez (via Neuchâtel Xamax)
• 2013: Abraham González (via Cádiz, then Gimnàstic, then Alcorcón)
• 2014: Paco Montañés (via 4 clubs)
• 2018: Philippe Coutinho (via Inter Milan, then Liverpool)
• 2020: Oier Olazábal (via Granada, then Real Sociedad, then Levante)
• 2021: Aleix Vidal (via Sevilla)
• 2022: Martin Braithwaite
• 2023: Denis Suarez (via RC Celta de Vigo)

Individual records

As of 8 July 2020

• Most appearances made: 36, Xavi (1998–2015)^[20]
• Most goals scored: 25, Lionel Messi (2004–2020)^[1]
• Most hat-tricks scored: 3, Lionel Messi (2004–2020)
• Most assists provided: 11, Lionel Messi (2004–2020)

Women's derbi

Main article: Derbi Femení

The women's teams of Barcelona and Espanyol are among the most successful in Spain, claiming 9 Primera División titles (Barça 8 / Espanyol 1) and 15 Copas de la Reina (Barça 9 / Espanyol 6) between them since the 1980s. However, since lifting the cup in 2012,^[21] Espanyol have not come close to winning either trophy, while Barcelona have grown stronger, building on their league victory that same season with three more consecutive titles and four cup wins in the six subsequent campaigns to 2017–18.^[22] In the 2020-21 season, the derby was played at the Camp Nou, the first time women's teams played a competitive match at the stadium.^[23] At the end of that season, Espanyol were relegated for the first time in their history, as Barcelona went on to win a continental treble, a first for a Spanish women's club team.^[24]

As of 1 June 2021

Competition	Pld	BAR	D	ESP	BG	EG
Primera División[a]	34	17	5	12	77	61
Copa de la Reina	5	3	0	2	9	4
Copa Catalunya	15	7	4	4	32	18
Totals	54	27	9	18	118	83

1. Results since 2001–02

See also

• Catalan football championship
• El Clásico
• List of association football rivalries
• Madrid derby
• List of sports rivalries
• Nationalism and sport

References

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External links

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