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The Andalas derby (Indonesian: Derbi Andalas), also known as the Super Sumatra derby (Indonesian: Derbi Super Sumatera), is the name given to inter-city rivalry between Indonesian professional football clubs Semen Padang and Sriwijaya. Semen Padang was founded in 1980 in Padang, West Sumatra, while Sriwijaya is based in Palembang, South Sumatra since it was founded in 2004. “Andalas” is another name for Sumatra, and is used to refer the island.

Origin

Both teams were formed in different decades, Semen Padang was formed on 30 November 1980 and plays its home games at the Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium in Padang – while Sriwijaya was only formed almost 25 years later, on 23 October 2004, after the South Sumatra government bought the bankrupt North Jakarta club Persijatim Solo FC and moved its home ground to the Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium in Palembang.

The 2010–11 Indonesia Super League was the first competitive league season between the two after Semen Padang were promoted from the second division the previous season – while Sriwijaya were then one of the best teams in the Indonesian football, becoming the first and only club in Indonesia to ever achieve the double in 2008, and becoming first and only club to ever win the Copa Indonesia in three consecutive seasons from 2008 to 2010. The first match between the two teams in the competition took place on 2 February 2011 at Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium. Sriwijaya managed to score two goals from Keith "Kayamba" Gumbs in the 24th minute and Rudi Widodo in the 32nd minute. After Sriwijaya's lead, the match became increasingly heated with Saktiawan Sinaga getting a straight red card just before halftime and forcing Semen Padang to play with 10 men. The home team managed to score 3 more goals after the incident through Budi Sudarsono's brace in the 40th and 82nd minutes and Korinus Fingkrew's goal in the 79th minute. The match ended with a 5–0 win for Sriwijaya – also becoming Semen Padang's biggest defeat that season.

Home grounds

Sriwijaya plays its home games at the 23,000-capacity Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium, located in the Jakabaring Sport City complex, Palembang, South Sumatra since its establishment in 2004. They have also occasionally used Bumi Sriwijaya Stadium, which is also located in Palembang since 2017. Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium is the home of Semen Padang with a capacity of 11,000 spectators, and is located in Padang, West Sumatra.

Stadiums		Tenants	Capacity	Location
	Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium	Sriwijaya	23,000	Palembang, South Sumatra
	Bumi Sriwijaya Stadium		15,000
	Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium	Semen Padang	11,000	Padang, West Sumatra

Results

Fixtures from 2011 to the present day featuring the first tier (Super League/Soccer Championship A/Liga 1), second tier (Liga 2) and minor cups (Inter Island Cup and SCM Cup) sorted from the most recent.

  Semen Padang win   Draw   Sriwijaya win

Statistics

As of 30 August 2024

Crossing the divide

As of 30 August 2024

Players

List of players that played for both teams.

Player	Semen Padang career	Sriwijaya career
Ambrizal	2006–2007	2007–2010 2019–2021
Asri Akbar	2006–2008	2014–2015
Dedi Hartono	2006–2012 2019	2021
Jandia Eka Putra	2009–2018	2024–
Vendry Mofu	2010–2013 2014–2021	2013–2014
Estebán Vizcarra	2010–2015	2017–2019
Yoo Hyun-goo	2010–2016 2019–2020	2015–2018 2022
Slamet Riyadi	2011	2006 2009–2010
Abdul Rahman Sulaeman	2011–2012	2013–2014
Ferdinand Sinaga	2011–2012	2014–2015
Titus Bonai	2012–2013	2015
Novan Sasongko	2012–2018	2018
Nur Iskandar	2013–2016	2017–2019 2021–
Eka Ramdani	2013–2016	2003–2004 2016–2017
Valentino Telaubun	2013–2014	2021
Seftia Hadi	2011–2012	2016–2017
Airlangga Sutjipto	2014–2015	2016–2017 2019
Nerius Alom	2015	2019
Mariando Uropmabin	2015 2019	2016
Mohammadou Al Hadji	2015–2016	2018–2019
Diego Santos	2016	2011–2012
Teja Paku Alam	2019	2013–2018
Manda Cingi	2019 2021	2014–2018 2024–
Rivky Mokodompit	2016	2011–2013
Ngurah Nanak	2018	2009–2010 2015–2016
Riski Novriansyah	2018–2019	2011–2012
Muhammad Rifqi	2019	2010–2011 2023
Firdaus Ramadhan	2020	2014 2017
Ronaldo Meosido	2020	2021
Gilang Ginarsa	2020–2021	2017
Genta Alparedo	2021–2024	2024–

Note: Player names in bold are still active for one of the two clubs.

Managers

List of managers that coached the both teams.

Manager	Semen Padang career	Sriwijaya career
Nil Maizar	2010–2012 2015–2017	2021
Jafri Sastra	2012–2014	2024–

Note: Manager names in bold are still active for one of the two clubs.

Supporters

Semen Padang has four supporter groups, The Kerbau Merah Suporter (Kmers), Spartacs, UWS 1980 and Padang Fans. The Kmers is the oldest Semen Padang supporter group which was established on 14 November 2001 and is directly affiliated with the team management. During Semen Padang matches, they usually occupy the north stands of the Gelora Haji Agus Salim Stadium. Spartacs is also the largest supporter base of the club which was founded on 18 May 2010, and is an independent Semen Padang supporter group. They occupy the south stand of the stadium.

Sriwijaya has three large supporter bases with cultural differences that occupy three stands at Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium wearing different colored attributes. Sriwijaya Mania (S-Man) is the oldest formed along with the club's debut in official competition in 2005 – the group controls the south stand of the stadium wearing yellow attributes. Singa Mania is a group of supporters wearing green attributes that were formed due to differences of opinion with S-Man at the end of 2005 – the group controls the north stand of the stadium. The third supporters group is Ultras Palembang which was born in 2007 following the trend of supporters from Italian culture, which takes on meaning beyond the ordinary. Ultras Palembang refers to the habits of Milan ultras supporters to introduce the phenomenon of supporters who are not just supporters, but have a solid, unwavering, and militant soul that truly involves the emotional side of the club. This group grew in an organized manner, wearing all-black attributes, and then used the East Stand to support the club.

Trophies

Sriwijaya have a more illustrious honours with eight major trophies compare to Semen Padang which only has four. Sriwijaya is also the first and only club in Indonesia to ever achieve the double in 2008, and the first and only club to ever win the Copa Indonesia in three consecutive seasons from 2008 to 2010.

See also

• Sports rivalry
• Nationalism and sport
• Liga 1 (Indonesia)
• Liga 2 (Indonesia)
• Football in Indonesia

Notes

1. Sriwijaya was still called Persijatim Solo at that time.
2. including one Semen Padang title when winning the Galatama First Division in 1983.
3. including one Semen Padang title when winning the Galatama Cup in 1992.

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• Football rivalries in Indonesia
• Indonesia Super League
• Sriwijaya F.C.
• Semen Padang F.C.
• Sport in Sumatra