Paraguayan football derby

The Paraguayan football derby, also named as the Superclásico (Super derby); is a football (soccer) fixture played between Cerro Porteño and Club Olimpia, the two most successful and popular teams from Paraguay.

Statistics

Head to head

Tournament Matches Olimpia Wins Draws Cerro Wins Olimpia Goals Cerro Goals
Paraguayan League 282 95 89 102 360 362
Copa Libertadores de América 32 11 12 9 43 39
Qualifiers for International cups 5 3 0 2 8 6
Torneo República 2 1 1 0 2 1
Sub-totals official matches 325 110 102 113 413 408
Friendly matches 84 34 19 31 149 144
Totals 411 144 123 144 562 552

Other stats

Other stats from the Paraguayan Derby:[1][2]

Players to score for both clubs

Goals Name Goals in Cerro Years Goals in Olimpia Years
6 Miguel Sanabria 3 1989 y 1990 3 1991, 1994 y 1995
4 Benjamín Laterza 1 1939 3 Entre 1941 y 1949
3 Pablo Zeballos 2 2010 1 2011
3 Julio Díaz 1 1973 2 Entre 1976 y 1980
3 Alfredo Mendoza 1 1983 2 1989 y 1997
2 Crispín Maciel 1 1983 1 1984

Vital clashes from recent years

In 1999, Olimpia, winners of that year's Torneo Apertura (Opening Championship) were going for their third consecutive Absoluto (Overall) title. The opponents that day were Torneo Clausura (Closing Championship) winners Cerro Porteño. The first leg went to El Decano 1-0, with everything to play for ahead of the return, billed as "The last derby of the Millennium".

Cerro flew out of the blocks to take a 2-0 lead, courtesy of goals from Osvaldo Peralta and Juan Manuel Sara. Not to be denied, Carlos Humberto Paredes, Virginio Cáceres and Walter Avalos all scored for Olimpia to turn the game on its head and win the coveted triple crown.

However, the Cerro Porteño would have their revenge six years later, in a thrilling finale to the 2005 Clausura. The penultimate match of the campaign saw second-placed Cerro host leaders Olimpia, El Rey de Copas holding a precious one-point lead over their near neighbours. It was the visitors who struck first through Carlos Galvan with a half court strike, before El Ciclón fought back to record a crucial win with goals from Walter Fretes, Julio dos Santos and Erwin Avalos.

On the final matchday, with their fate now in their own hands, 2005 Apertura winners Cerro Porteño held firm to defeat General Caballero, a victory that clinched both the Clausura and the overall 2005 championship.

In 2010 up until the derby Cerro was undefeated. In the first derby of the year Cerro was winning 2-1 but ended up losing 3-2.

In 2012 Olimpia was the Apertura leader with a six point advantage over Cerro Porteño but ended up losing the title to Cerro after losing too much ground in the last 2 matches and Cerro winning both of them, Santiago Salcedo broke the deadlock after scoring from a Penalty shot and later Jonathan Fabbro scored a spectacular Free Kick while Olimpia tried but failed to tie after Arnaldo Castorino´s goal.

Three years later in 2015 Olimpia would have their revenge after both teams ending the season with the same amount of points a playoff match decided the title, Olimpia dominated the match but the pitch was in bad conditions plus a controversial hand ball by Fidencio Oviedo was not called by the referee. In the second half of the Match Olimpia first scored through Freddy Bareiro who caught a rebound from goalkeeper and later Uruguayan Internacional Diego Lugano scored an own goal for Olimpia after trying to clear off a dangerous free kick from Claudio Vargas, Cerro tried to comeback to the game after Guillermo Beltran scored but it was not enough, Olimpia won its 40 local title.

Last encounters since 2006

Season Home Score Away Date
2014 Apertura Olimpia 0:2 Cerro Porteño Jun 19
2014 Apertura Cerro Porteño 2:2 Olimpia Mar 23
2013 Clausura Olimpia 0:0 Cerro Porteño Nov 10
2013 Clausura Cerro Porteño 2:1 Olimpia Ago 25
2013 Apertura Cerro Porteño 1:1 Olimpia Jun 2
2013 Apertura Olimpia 1:0 Cerro Porteño Mar 30
2012 Clausura Cerro Porteño 4:1 Olimpia Oct 27
2012 Clausura Olimpia 0:0 Cerro Porteño Aug 04
2012 Apertura Olimpia 1:2 Cerro Porteño Jul 08
2012 Apertura Cerro Porteño 0:1 Olimpia Apr 15
2011 Clausura Cerro Porteño 0:0 Olimpia Nov 20
2011 Clausura Olimpia 1:1 Cerro Porteño Sep 04
2011 Apertura Olimpia 0:2 Cerro Porteño May 1
2011 Apertura Cerro Porteño 1:2 Olimpia Feb 26
2010 Clausura Cerro Porteño 1:1 Olimpia Oct 31
2010 Clausura Olimpia 2:2 Cerro Porteño Aug 22
2010 Apertura Cerro Porteño 0:0 Olimpia May 2
2010 Apertura Olimpia 3:2 Cerro Porteño Feb 28
2009 Clausura Olimpia 1:2 Cerro Porteño Nov 15
2009 Clausura Cerro Porteño 1:0 Olimpia Aug 28
2009 Apertura Cerro Porteño 1:2 Olimpia Jun 14
2009 Apertura Olimpia 2:0 Cerro Porteño Apr 26
2008 Clausura Olimpia 1:3 Cerro Porteño Nov 9
2008 Clausura Cerro Porteño 1:0 Olimpia Aug 24
2008 Apertura Olimpia 1:2 Cerro Porteño May 17
2008 Apertura Cerro Porteño 1:0 Olimpia Mar 22
2007 Clausura Cerro Porteño 3:1 Olimpia Nov 25
2007 Clausura Olimpia 2:1 Cerro Porteño Sep 22
2007 Apertura Cerro Porteño 0:0 Olimpia Jun 29
2007 Apertura Olimpia 0:1 Cerro Porteño Apr 21
2006 Clausura Cerro Porteño 1:0 Olimpia Oct 29
2006 Clausura Cerro Porteño 1:1 Olimpia Aug 20

Players who have played for both clubs

List of players who have played for Cerro Porteño and Olimpia Asunción

References

External links

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