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Primvs derby
Other namesUnicul derby
LocationMuntenia, Romania
TeamsRapid București
Petrolul Ploiești
First meeting1 November 1931
Romanian Football Championship
Juventus 3–3 CFR București
Latest meeting29 July 2024
Liga I
Petrolul 1-0 Rapid
Next meeting30 November 2024
Liga I
Rapid vs Petrolul
StadiumsIlie Oană Stadium (Petrolul)
Valentin Stănescu Stadium (Rapid)
Statistics
Meetings totalOfficial matches: 131
Most winsOfficial matches: Rapid București (63)
Largest victory22 September 1963
Divizia A
Rapid 0-6 Petrolul

The Primvs derby, also known as Unicul derby (English: The One derby), is a football derby match between Romanian clubs Rapid București and Petrolul Ploiești. It is called Primvs derby because one of the earliest rivalries in Romanian football was between Petrolul's predecessor Juventus București and CFR București (the original name of Rapid București), a rivalry which dates back to the interwar period.[1]

This intense inter-city rivalry occurs at least twice a year through league fixtures and it has extended to the Romanian Cup as well. The history of both clubs is intertwined as they have alternated between competing for top honors during their peak periods and facing challenges like bankruptcy or relegation to the Second Division during their lows. Both have also fought one another to earn promotion back to the First Division in efforts to reclaim their status as leading clubs.

History

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Historical Context and Evolution

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Neacşu (Juventus) battling for the ball against Georgescu (CFR) in a match from 25 May 1935 won by The Railwaymen with 4-3

Petrolul Ploiești was established in 1924 in Bucharest as Juventus, following the merger of Triumf and Romcomit, and played their home games at Romcomit Stadium.[2] Rapid București, originally known as CFR București, was founded in 1923 by employees of the Grivița workshops.[3] The two teams first faced each other on November 1, 1931, in the Bucharest regional championship, with the match ending in a 3-3 draw.

After World War II, both teams underwent several name changes due to the rise of the communist regime in Romania. Juventus, which became Flacăra București, was relocated 60 km north to Ploiești in 1952.[2] In November 1957, Rapid București reverted to its current traditional name,[3] and in December 1958, the Ploiești-based club adopted the name Petrolul.[2]

Championship Clashes of the 1960s

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One of the most notable chapters in the Rapid vs. Petrolul rivalry occurred during the championship battles of the 1960s. In the 1965-1966 season, both clubs were at their zenith, vying for the Romanian championship. Under the guidance of coach Constantin Cernăianu, Petrolul Ploiești emerged victorious, securing their last league title by finishing ahead of Rapid București, who placed second. A pivotal moment of that season was Petrolul's 1-0 home win against Rapid, with Virgil Dridea scoring directly from a corner kick, a goal that played a decisive role in their title run.[4]

Rapid exacted revenge the following season, securing their first championship after a crucial 0-0 draw against Petrolul in Ploiești, thanks to a stalwart performance led by goalkeeper Rică Răducanu.[5] This memorable match is also noted for the large contingent of Rapid supporters, including the famous folk singer Ioana Radu, who traveled to Ploiești and upheld their promise to walk back to Bucharest if their team triumphed.[5]

Relegations, Promotions and a Dream Final

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In the 1973-1974 season, both Rapid București and Petrolul Ploiești faced setbacks, being relegated to the second tier. From 1978 to 1982, they competed in the same division, with the 1981-1982 season being particularly fierce and exciting. During this period, the first place alternated between these two stalwarts of Romanian football. A crucial match saw Petrolul win 1-0 at home against Rapid, thanks to a 78th-minute goal from midfielder Ion Ștefănescu, putting them 2 points ahead at the top of the table.The climax of this rivalry occurred in the spring of 1982 at Stadionul Steaua, in front of 35,000 spectators, with only five games remaining in the season. Rapid triumphed with a decisive 5-1 victory.[6] Despite this, Petrolul ultimately won the league, finishing 2 points ahead and securing promotion to the First Division.

A clash between Constantinovici of Rapid and Leahu of Petrolul during the 1995 Romanian Cup final

Another landmark match between the two teams is the final of the Romanian Cup in 1995, at the end of which Petrolul won the second cup in their history, after defeating Rapid on penalty kicks. It was a controversial final which fueled the rivalry for years to come. Petrolul took the lead in the 82nd minute with a goal from Andreicuț, only for Iulian Chiriță to equalize for Rapid five minutes later. Chiriță's goal was controversial, as he appeared to be clearly offside, but the assistant referee, Zoltan Erdey, did not call it. Rumors circulated that referees, possibly influenced by illicit connections with then-club president George Copos, were favoring Rapid, but these allegations were never proven and have since become part of football folklore among fans.[7]

A Tale of Two Clubs: Success and Struggles in the 2000s and the Revival

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The early 2000s saw both teams in first league, until Petrolul's relegation at the end of the 2003-2004 season. The first decade of the 2000s marked one of the most successful periods in Rapid's history. Rapid clinched their third title in the 2002-2003 season, along with three Romanian Cups (2002, 2006, 2007), three Romanian Supercups (2002, 2003, 2007), and reached the UEFA Cup quarterfinals. During this time, matches between Petrolul and Rapid were largely one-sided, favoring the Bucharest club. Petrolul, on the other hand, spent seven years struggling in the Second Division. After earning promotion in 2011, they experienced modest success, notably winning their fourth cup in 2013 by defeating CFR Cluj 1-0 in the final. Nonetheless, the period following this achievement was marked by severe financial troubles for both clubs. These financial issues culminated in both Petrolul and Rapid declaring bankruptcy in the summer of 2016, seemingly bringing an end to their 80-year rivalry.[8][9]

However, both teams managed to re-form and recover. By October 2019, more than four years after their last match, they met again in the second league, with Rapid securing a 1-0 victory.[10] Rapid returned to Liga I in 2021, followed by Petrolul a year later, reigniting their historic rivalry at the top level of Romanian football.

Honours

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Competition Petrolul Rapid
Liga I / Divizia A 4 3
Liga II / Divizia B 9 6
Liga III 1 1
Liga IV 1 1
Cupa României 3 13
Cupa Ligii 0 1
Supercupa României 0 4
UEFA Champions League / European Cup 0 0
Balkans Cup 0 2
Total 18 31

Statistics

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As of 4 August 2024
Total matches
played 		Rapid wins Draws Petrolul wins Rapid goals Petrolul goals
Bucharest district championship 2 1 1 0 7 3
Bucharest championship 2 1 1 0 5 4
Divizia A 92 45 21 26 132 91
Liga I 11 3 5 3 7 6
Total (league) 107 50 28 29 151 104
Cupa României 13 9 1 3 36 16
Divizia B 8 3 0 5 9 12
Liga II 3 1 1 1 1 2
Total (official) 131 63 30 38 197 134


Official match results

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Dates are in dd/mm/yyyy form

  • SF = Semi-finals
  • QF = Quarter-finals
  • R16 = Round of 16
  • R32 = Round of 32
  • GS = Group stage
  • R1 = Round 1
  • R2 = Round 2

As a cross-town rivalry (1931–1951)

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  Rapid win   Draw   Juventus win


Season Competition No. Date Home team Score Away Team Goals (home) Goals (away)
1931–32[11] Bucharest district championship 1 1 November 1931 Juventus
3–3
 CFR V. Chiroiu (30, 71), Gebrovsky (38) Melchior (20), A. Bărbulescu, Carianopol
2 17 April 1932 CFR
4–0
 Juventus V. Chiroiu, Baciu, T. Chiroiu, Gebrovsky —
1934–35[12] Divizia A 3 9 September 1934 CFR
2–1
 Juventus Medve, Țepeneag Zăinescu
4 25 May 1935 Juventus
3–4
 CFR Melchior (25), Palmer, Cossini (55 – o. g.) Brandabura (19 – o. g.), Ströck (23), Șt. Barbu (46), Gh. Georgescu (68)
1935–36[13] Divizia A 5 14 September 1935 Juventus
1–3
 CFR Korony (8) Cuedan (30), Pal (38), Gh. Georgescu
6 14 March 1936 CFR
4–1
 Juventus Șt. Barbu (1), Boros (45), I. Moldoveanu (53), L. Pal R. De Vittor
1936–37[14] Divizia A 7 26 September 1936 Juventus
1–4
 CFR R. De Vittor I. Bogdan (X2), I. Moldoveanu, Auer.
8 21 May 1937 Rapid
4–2
 Juventus I. Bogdan (X2), Auer, Baratky Vaida, Zăinescu
1938–39[15] Divizia A 9 27 August 1938 Rapid
0–1
 Juventus — Prassler (58)
10 30 April 1939 Juventus
0–4
 Rapid — I. Moldoveanu (56), Baratky (77, 86), Cossini
1939–40[16] Divizia A 11 3 December 1939 Juventus
2–2
 Rapid Prassler (62, 89 p.) I. Bogdan (49), Auer (63 p.)
12 9 June 1940 Rapid
4–1
 Juventus Baratky, Auer (30, 49), I. Bogdan (46) Drăgan (70)
1940–41[17] Cupa României QF 13 25 May 1941 Rapid
5–1
 Juventus Baratky (34, 60), I. Bogdan (51, 70), Ritter (60) Naciu (90)
1942–43[18] Cupa României R16 14 16 May 1943 Rapid
4–0
 Juventus F. Radu (41, 53, 71, 88) —
1945–46[19] Bucharest championship 15 4 November 1945 Juventus
2–3
 CFR Flamaropol (20), Stoian (85) F. Radu (18, 32), I. Mihăilescu (73)
16 14 April 1946 CFR
2–2
 Juventus I. Lungu (32), Socec (42) E. Iordache (4), Oană (22)
1946–47[20] Divizia A 17 8 December 1946 CFR
0–1
 Juventus — Flamaropol (39)
18 15 June 1947 Juventus
5–1
 CFR C. Popescu (8, 78) E. Iordache (20, 31), Flamaropol (22) Tănăsescu (70)
1947–48[21] Divizia A 19 4 September 1947 Juventus
3–2
 CFR Flamaropol (28, 33), E. Iordache (61) I. Lungu (46), Filotti (71)
20 21 February 1948 CFR
2–0
 Distribuţia Filotti (41), Tănăsescu (65) —
1948–49[22] Divizia A 21 27 November 1948 CFR
1–1
 Petrolul I. Lungu (33) C. Popescu (63)
22 2 July 1949 Petrolul
4–1
 CFR Oană (16, 67), C. Popescu (23, 24) I. Lungu (70)
1950 Divizia A 23 23 April 1950 Locomotiva
1–0
 Partizanul —
24 14 October 1950 Partizanul
1–0
 Locomotiva —
1951 Divizia A 25 6 May 1951 Flacăra
0–2
 Locomotiva —
26 30 September 1951 Locomotiva
0–0
 Flacăra — —


As an inter-city rivalry (1952-)

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  Rapid win   Draw   Petrolul win


Season Competition No. Date Home team Score Away Team Goals (home) Goals (away)
1952 Cupa României R16 27 1 October 1952 Locomotiva
1–3
 Flacăra
1954 Divizia A 28 16 May 1954 Flacăra
0–2
 Locomotiva —
29 24 October 1954 Locomotiva
3–0
 Flacăra —
1955 Cupa României R16 30 2 November 1955 Locomotiva
2–1
 Flacăra
1956 Divizia A 31 29 April 1956 Flacăra
1–1
 Locomotiva
32 23 September 1956 Locomotiva
1–2
 Energia Flacăra
Cupa României QF 33 25 November 1956 Energia Flacăra
1–3
 Locomotiva
1957–58 Divizia A 34 6 October 1957 Locomotiva
0–0
 Energia — —
35 18 May 1958 Petrolul
0–2
 Rapid —
1958–59 Divizia A 36 9 November 1958 Petrolul
3–1
 Rapid
37 24 May 1959 Rapid
0–0
 Petrolul — —
1959–60 Divizia A 38 15 November 1959 Petrolul
1–1
 Rapid
39 12 June 1960 Rapid
1–1
 Petrolul
1960–61 Divizia A 40 23 October 1960 Rapid
0–0
 Petrolul — —
41 7 May 1961 Petrolul
1–2
 Rapid
Cupa României R16 42 30 August 1961 Rapid
3–1
 Petrolul
1961–62 Divizia A 43 26 November 1961 Petrolul
3–1
 Rapid
44 2 July 1962 Rapid
2–2
 Petrolul
1962–63 Divizia A 45 26 August 1962 Petrolul
3–2
 Rapid
46 24 March 1963 Rapid
6–1
 Petrolul
1963–64 Divizia A 47 22 September 1963 Rapid
0–6
 Petrolul —
48 12 April 1964 Petrolul
0–1
 Rapid —
1964–65 Divizia A 49 29 November 1964 Petrolul
0–1
 Rapid —
50 11 April 1965 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
1965–66 Divizia A 51 29 August 1965 Rapid
2–1
 Petrolul
52 31 March 1966 Petrolul
1–0
 Rapid —
Cupa României QF 53 22 June 1966 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul —
1966–67 Divizia A 54 19 February 1967 Rapid
3–1
 Petrolul
55 11 June 1967 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
1967–68 Divizia A 56 22 October 1967 Petrolul
1–0
 Rapid —
57 8 May 1968 Rapid
4–0
 Petrolul —
1968–69 Divizia A 58 11 August 1968 Rapid
0–0
 Petrolul — —
59 9 March 1969 Petrolul
0–2
 Rapid —
1969–70 Divizia A 60 3 December 1969 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
61 15 March 1970 Petrolul
2-0
 Rapid —
1970–71 Divizia A 62 13 September 1970 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
63 27 March 1971 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
1971–72 Divizia A 64 5 September 1971 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul —
65 26 March 1972 Petrolul
1-0
 Rapid —
1972–73 Divizia A 66 15 October 1972 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
67 28 April 1973 Petrolul
1-0
 Rapid —
1973–74 Divizia A 68 28 October 1973 Petrolul
1–1
 Rapid
69 12 May 1974 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul —
1978–79 Divizia B 70 10 December 1978 Rapid
0-1
 Petrolul —
71 24 June 1979 Petrolul
2-0
 Rapid —
1979–80 Divizia B 72 2 September 1979 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
73 23 March 1980 Petrolul
3-0
 Rapid —
1980–81 Divizia B 74 2 November 1980 Petrolul
3-0
 Rapid —
75 24 May 1981 Rapid
3–2
 Petrolul
1981–82 Divizia B 76 1 November 1981 Petrolul
1-0
 Rapid —
77 23 May 1982 Rapid
5–1
 Petrolul
1983–84 Divizia A 78 3 September 1983 Petrolul
3-1
 Rapid
79 21 February 1984 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
1985–86 Divizia A 80 11 August 1985 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul —
81 11 March 1986 Petrolul
2-0
 Rapid —
1986–87 Divizia A 82 28 September 1986 Petrolul
3-0
 Rapid —
83 12 April 1987 Rapid
2–1
 Petrolul
1987–88 Divizia A 84 6 September 1987 Rapid
0-1
 Petrolul —
85 19 March 1988 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
1990–91 Divizia A 86 28 November 1990 Rapid
2–1
 Petrolul
87 16 June 1991 Petrolul
1-0
 Rapid —
1991–92 Divizia A 88 24 November 1991 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul —
89 24 May 1992 FC Ploieşti
0–0
 Rapid — —
1992–93 Divizia A 90 16 August 1992 FC Ploieşti
1–1
 Rapid
91 14 March 1993 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
1993–94 Divizia A 92 6 November 1993 Petrolul
1-0
 Rapid —
93 6 April 1994 Rapid
3–0
 Petrolul —
1994–95 Divizia A 94 7 December 1994 Rapid
0–0
 Petrolul — —
95 14 June 1995 Petrolul
2-0
 Rapid —
Cupa României 96 21 June 1995 Petrolul
1-1 (a.e.t.) (5-3 p)
 Rapid
1995–96 Divizia A 97 8 November 1995 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul —
98 13 April 1996 Petrolul
2-1
 Rapid
1996–97 Divizia A 99 26 October 1996 Rapid
0-1
 Petrolul —
100 3 May 1997 Petrolul
1–1
 Rapid
1997–98 Divizia A 101 30 August 1997 Rapid
2–1
 Petrolul
102 7 March 1998 Petrolul
1–1
 Rapid
1998–99 Divizia A 103 20 September 1998 Rapid
2–1
 Petrolul
104 17 April 1999 Petrolul
2–2
 Rapid
1999–00[23] Divizia A 105 18 September 1999 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul Mutică (64), S. Radu (77) —
106 1 April 2000 Petrolul
4-2
 Rapid O. Grigore (19), Costescu (36), Irimescu (41), Pancovici (89) Lupu (45 p.), Schumacher (60)
2000–01[24] Divizia A 107 6 August 2000 Rapid
3–1
 Petrolul Măldărășanu (14), Schumacher (55), Frăsineanu (60) Orlando (36)
108 10 March 2001 Petrolul
1–2
 Rapid Pârvu (40) C. Barbu (88), Burke (90)
2001–02[25] Divizia A 109 3 November 2001 Rapid
4–1
 Petrolul Șumudică (55, 58), Raț (67), Bogdanovic (81) Irimescu (83)
110 18 May 2002 Petrolul
0–2
 Rapid — Ilyés (44), Niță (75)
2003–04[26] Divizia A 111 2 November 2003 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul S. Ilie (39, 68) —
112 12 May 2004 Petrolul
0–2
 Rapid — Ilyés (26), I. Stancu (32)
2005–06[27] Cupa României SF 113 22 March 2006 Rapid
4–1
 Petrolul Pancu (37), D. Niculae (65), V. Moldovan (67), Burdujan (73) Hadnagy (38)
114 26 April 2006 Petrolul
3–3
 Rapid Stepanov (29), Donets (42), L. Marinescu (87) D. Niculae (22), M. Constantin (48), Pancu (53)
2008–09[28] Cupa României R32 115 16 October 2008 Rapid
3–2
 Petrolul Đalović (6), Césinha (80, 118) Muțiu (22), Tincu (82 p.)
2010–11[29] Cupa României R32 116 21 September 2010 Rapid
5–0
 Petrolul Sburlea (15), Grigorie (17), António (19, 51), Césinha (81) —
2011–12[30] Liga I 117 13 August 2011 Petrolul
0–1
 Rapid — Pancu (87)
118 11 March 2012 Rapid
2–0
 Petrolul A. Ioniță I (27), Surdu (53) —
2012–13[31] Liga I 119 18 August 2012 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
120 9 March 2013 Rapid
0–0
 Petrolul — —
2013–14[32] Cupa României R16 121 31 October 2013 Rapid
0–2
 Petrolul — Doré (66), Romário Pires (72)
2014–15[33] Liga I 122 16 August 2014 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
123 13 March 2015 Rapid
1–1
 Petrolul Săpunaru (60) Teixeira (64)
2019–20[34] Liga II 124 16 October 2019 Rapid
1–0
 Petrolul B. Manole (80) —
125 11 July 2020 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
2020–21[35] Liga II 126 6 November 2020 Petrolul
2–0
 Rapid Buhăescu (7), Botic (90+1) —
2022–23[36] Liga I 127 13 August 2022 Petrolul
1–0
 Rapid Grozav (23) —
128 14 December 2022 Rapid
3–1
 Petrolul Dugandžić (9 p., 73), Pănoiu (90+4) Grozav (61)
2023–24[37] Liga I 129 13 August 2023 Rapid
0–2
 Petrolul — Oaidă (62 o. g.), Valle (90+5 o. g.)
130 15 December 2023 Petrolul
0–0
 Rapid — —
2024–25[38] Liga I 131 29 July 2024 Petrolul
1–0
 Rapid Berisha (31) —
132 30 November 2024 Rapid
TBD
 Petrolul

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