Old Indonesia derby

Before Indonesia's independence, in 1930 a football association in Indonesia called the Inlandsche Stedenwedstrden was held, the football clubs Persib Bandung and Persija Jakarta met several times, but the matches were normal. After Indonesia's independence, clubs in Indonesia began to form again and a football association in Indonesia was again organized called the Perserikatan in 1950 to 1995. At that time meetings between the two clubs were also rare, Persib Bandung had several hot matches but with PSMS Medan, the competition they can be called a classic derby, Persib Bandung several times stepped into the final which was held at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and their supporters always filled the stands, Persija Jakarta at that time did not have many fans, until in the late 1990s Persija Jakarta fans were formed, in the 2000s clashes between supporters often occurred and caused problems, here the competition spread to teams and clubs until now many events occur.

Data from 2007-08 Liga Indonesia Premier Division
As 10 July 2019

Most appearances

• Players in bold are still active

Position	Player	Team	Caps
1	Ismed Sofyan	Persija Jakarta	18
2	Atep Rizal	Persija (1) Persib (15)	16
3	Maman Abdurrahman	Persib (9) Persija (6)	15
4	Hariono	Persib Bandung	14
5	Bambang Pamungkas	Persija Jakarta	13
	Tony Sucipto	Persija (3) Persib (10)
7	Abanda Herman	Persija (6) Persib (5)	11
8	Amarzukih	Persija Jakarta	9
	Andritany Ardhiyasa	Persija Jakarta
10	Muhammad Ilham	Persija (6) Persib (2)	8

Top goalscorer

• Players in bold are still active

Position	Player	Team	Goals
1	Bambang Pamungkas	Persija Jakarta	9
2	Cristian Gonzáles	Persib Bandung	3
	Abanda Herman	Persija (2) Persib (1)
	Sergio van Dijk	Persib Bandung
5	Aliyudin	Persija Jakarta	2
	Ramdani Lestaluhu	Persija Jakarta
	Christian Bekamenga	Persib Bandung
	Jaimerson Xavier	Persija Jakarta
	Marko Šimić	Persija Jakarta

Clean sheet

• Players in bold are still active

Players	Persija clean sheet	Persib clean sheet	Total
Andritany Ardhiyasa	6	-	6
I Made Wirawan	-	3	3
Evgeny Khmaruk	1	-	1
Tema Mursadat	-	1	1
Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakool	-	1	1
Muhammad Yasir	1	-	1
Hendro Kartiko	1	-	1
Jendry Ch Pitoy	-	1	1
Daryono	1	-	1
Muhammad Natshir	-	1	1

Note:

• Since Liga Indonesia era (1994–present)
• Players in bold are still active

Persija then Persib

Player	Persija	Persib
Marc Klok	2020-2021	2021–present
Fabiano Beltrame	2011-2014	2019-2021
Raphael Maitimo	2015	2017
Robertino Pugliara	2007–2009, 2011-2013	2016
Firman Utina	2010	2013-2015
Jendri Pitoy	2011	2011–2012
Mohammad Nasuha	2010–2011	2011–2013
Aliyudin	2007–2011	2011–2012
M. Ilham	2007–2011, 2013, 2015–2016	2011–2012
Tony Sucipto	2010–2011, 2019–present	2011–2018
Abanda Herman	2006–2010	2011-2013
Baihakki Khaizan	2009–2010	2010
Budi Sudarsono	2001–2002, 2003–2004	2009–2010
Atep	2004–2008	2008–2018
Lorenzo Cabanas	2005	2007–2009
Sonny Kurniawan	2006–2007	2007–2008
Ayock Berty	2004–2005	2006
Charis Yulianto	2005–2006	2006–2007
Gendut Doni	2002	2006
Antônio Cláudio	2001–2003	2005-2006
Imran Nahumarury	2000–2003	2004
Nur'alim	2001	2004
Alexander Pulalo	2001–2003	2004
Suwandi H.S.	2000	2004
Andrian Mardiansyah	1999–2001	2002
Harry Saputra	1999–2000	2002
Luís Simões	1995–1997	2001

Persib then Persija

Player	Persib	Persija
Makan Konaté	2014-2015	2021–Present
Rachmad Hidayat	2016	2019
Shahar Ginanjar	2013-2015	2018-2021
Asri Akbar	2013	2018
Maman Abdurrahman	2008–2013	2016–present
Djibril Coulibaly	2014	2016
Rachmat Afandi	2010–2011	2011–2014
Salim Alaydrus	2006–2009	2009
Erik Setiawan	2002, 2004–2008	2009–2010
Harry Salisbury	2008–2009	2009–2010
Fábio Lopes	2008	2009
Marwal Iskandar	2003	2006
Andi Supendi	1999–2000, 2004	2003
Khair Rifo	1997–1998	1999–2000

Head coaches who coached for both clubs

Head Coach	Persija	Persib
Arcan Iurie	2005-2006	2006-2008

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Their supporters have never met after the start of hostilities between supporters of Persija and Persib in the 2000s, to date. Many conflicts occur including the death of one of the supporters and clashes which resulted in injury.

Two biggest tragedy occurred on March 5, 2012, when Rangga Cipta Nugraha was beaten to the ground with a stadium bench only because he cheered happily when the Persib player scored, some say that the blood on his head did not stop pouring even until he was put into a grave.

Another tragedy happened on September 23, 2018, when before the match begins, one of the Jakmania members, Haringga Sirla, was killed by some unscrupulous host fans.[5] Condolences for Haringga also flowed from the netizens throughout social media. In response to the incident, the Football Association of Indonesia forced Persib Bandung to pay a IDR 100 million (US$6,634) fine and play the remainder the team's home matches of the 2018 season behind closed doors.[6]

Until now, many parties want these two supporters to unite, but there are still many who provoke either from The Jakmania or Bobotoh, whether on social media or in real life. The dark past makes these two supporters difficult to unite, even to the point that there is a slogan, "Biarkan Permusuhan Ini Tetap Abadi", which means, "Let This Feud Remain Eternal" from one of the main figure Bobotoh frontman.

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