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Derbi Barceloní

Football rivalry in Barcelona, Spain

Football rivalry in Barcelona, Spain

FieldValue
nameDerbi Barceloní
other namesEl derbi
El Derbi Barcelonés,
Catalan derby
city or regionBarcelona, Spain
first contested7 April 1929
La Liga
Barcelona 1–0 Espanyol
teams involvedBarcelona
Espanyol
most player appearancesXavi (36)
top scorerLionel Messi (25)
mostrecent3 January 2026
La Liga
Espanyol 0–2 Barcelona
nextmeeting12 April 2026
La Liga
Barcelona v Espanyol
total219 (official)
most winsBarcelona (129)
map_locationSpain Province of Barcelona
map_label1Barcelona
coordinates1
map_label2Espanyol
coordinates2
map_label1_positionright
map_label2_positionleft
map_mark1Red pog.svg
map_mark2Blue pog.svg
map_captionLocation of the teams in the Province of Barcelona
largestvictoryEspanyol 6–0 Barcelona
(15 April 1951)

El Derbi Barcelonés, Catalan derby La Liga Barcelona 1–0 Espanyol Espanyol La Liga Espanyol 0–2 Barcelona La Liga Barcelona v Espanyol (15 April 1951)

The Derbi Barceloní (; , ; "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.

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 was more aligned with the central authority.

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.

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; 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. 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.

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. However, Barcelona overturned this 2–0 at the Camp Nou the following week to go through in the tie, 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.

As of 2019, Barças Lionel Messi who made his debut in the Derby, has scored 25 goals against Espanyol, the most in the history of the derby.

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

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 Barças celebrations. On 15 May 2025, Barcelona repeated their feat by winning the 2024–25 La Liga title, again defeating Espanyol on their home ground.

All matches

Major competitions

CompetitionMatchesWinsDrawsGoalsFCBRCDEFCBRCDE
1791053440347184
36201066947
220040
220020
2191294446422231

Minor and defunct competitions

MatchesWinsDrawsGoalsFCBRCDEFCBRCDE
3300151
200244
6836221014396
211045
103431116
301212
88432817178124

League

SeasonHome teamScoreAway team
1928–29FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1929–30FC Barcelona5–4RCD Espanyol
1930–31FC Barcelona6–2RCD Espanyol
1931–32FC Barcelona2–2RCD Espanyol
1932–33FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
1933–34FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
1934–35FC Barcelona2–2RCD Espanyol
1935–36FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1936–37Spanish Civil War
1937–38Spanish Civil War
1938–39Spanish Civil War
1939–40FC Barcelona0–1RCD Espanyol
1940–41FC Barcelona2–3RCD Espanyol
1941–42FC Barcelona1–2RCD Espanyol
1942–43FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1943–44FC Barcelona1–3RCD Espanyol
1944–45FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1945–46FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1946–47FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
1947–48FC Barcelona5–1RCD Espanyol
1948–49FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1949–50FC Barcelona1–2RCD Espanyol
1950–51FC Barcelona4–1RCD Espanyol
1951–52FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1952–53FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1953–54FC Barcelona1–4RCD Espanyol
1954–55FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1955–56FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1956–57FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
1957–58FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1958–59FC Barcelona5–3RCD Espanyol
1959–60FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1960–61FC Barcelona4–1RCD Espanyol
1961–62FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1962–63RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1963–64FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
1964–65FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1965–66FC Barcelona4–2RCD Espanyol
1966–67FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1967–68FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1968–69FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1969–70RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1970–71FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1971–72FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1972–73FC Barcelona0–1RCD Espanyol
1973–74FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1974–75FC Barcelona4–1RCD Espanyol
1975–76FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
1976–77FC Barcelona4–2RCD Espanyol
1977–78FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
1978–79FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1979–80FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1980–81FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1981–82FC Barcelona1–3RCD Espanyol
1982–83FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1983–84FC Barcelona5–2RCD Espanyol
1984–85FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1985–86FC Barcelona0–0RCD Espanyol
1986–87FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1986–87FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1987–88FC Barcelona3–2RCD Espanyol
1988–89FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1989–90RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1990–91FC Barcelona5–2RCD Espanyol
1991–92FC Barcelona4–3RCD Espanyol
1992–93FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
1993–94RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1994–95FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1995–96FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1996–97FC Barcelona2–1RCD Espanyol
1997–98FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1998–99FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1999–2000FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
2000–01FC Barcelona4–2RCD Espanyol
2001–02FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
2002–03FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
2003–04FC Barcelona4–1RCD Espanyol
2004–05FC Barcelona0–0RCD Espanyol
2005–06FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
2006–07FC Barcelona2–2RCD Espanyol
2007–08FC Barcelona0–0RCD Espanyol
2008–09FC Barcelona1–2RCD Espanyol
2009–10FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
2010–11FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
2011–12FC Barcelona4–0RCD Espanyol
2012–13FC Barcelona4–0RCD Espanyol
2013–14FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
2014–15FC Barcelona5–1RCD Espanyol
2015–16FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
2016–17FC Barcelona4–1RCD Espanyol
2017–18FC Barcelona5–0RCD Espanyol
2018–19FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
2019–20FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
2020–21RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
2021–22FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
2022–23FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
2023–24RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
2024–25FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
2025–26FC BarcelonaRCD Espanyol
FC Barcelona winsDrawsRCD Espanyol wins
70109
SeasonHome teamScoreAway team
1928–29RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1929–30RCD Espanyol4–0FC Barcelona
1930–31RCD Espanyol4–4FC Barcelona
1931–32RCD Espanyol0–3FC Barcelona
1932–33RCD Espanyol2–1FC Barcelona
1933–34RCD Espanyol3–2FC Barcelona
1934–35RCD Espanyol4–1FC Barcelona
1935–36RCD Espanyol1–0FC Barcelona
1936–37Spanish Civil War
1937–38Spanish Civil War
1938–39Spanish Civil War
1939–40RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1940–41RCD Espanyol3–1FC Barcelona
1941–42RCD Espanyol5–2FC Barcelona
1942–43RCD Espanyol1–3FC Barcelona
1943–44RCD Espanyol1–3FC Barcelona
1944–45RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1945–46RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
1946–47RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1947–48RCD Espanyol2–1FC Barcelona
1948–49RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1949–50RCD Espanyol2–2FC Barcelona
1950–51RCD Espanyol6–0FC Barcelona
1951–52RCD Espanyol1–0FC Barcelona
1952–53RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
1953–54RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1954–55RCD Espanyol2–4FC Barcelona
1955–56RCD Espanyol0–3FC Barcelona
1956–57RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
1957–58RCD Espanyol2–1FC Barcelona
1958–59RCD Espanyol0–3FC Barcelona
1959–60RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1960–61RCD Espanyol1–2FC Barcelona
1961–62RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1962–63RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1963–64RCD Espanyol2–2FC Barcelona
1964–65RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1965–66RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1966–67RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
1967–68RCD Espanyol1–0FC Barcelona
1968–69RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1969–70RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1970–71RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1971–72RCD Espanyol3–0FC Barcelona
1972–73RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1973–74RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1974–75RCD Espanyol5–2FC Barcelona
1975–76RCD Espanyol3–0FC Barcelona
1976–77RCD Espanyol2–3FC Barcelona
1977–78RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1978–79RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
1979–80RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
1980–81RCD Espanyol1–0FC Barcelona
1981–82RCD Espanyol0–4FC Barcelona
1982–83RCD Espanyol0–3FC Barcelona
1983–84RCD Espanyol1–0FC Barcelona
1984–85RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1985–86RCD Espanyol5–3FC Barcelona
1986–87RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1986–87RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1987–88RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
1988–89RCD Espanyol2–2FC Barcelona
1989–90RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1990–91RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1991–92RCD Espanyol0–4FC Barcelona
1992–93RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
1993–94RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
1994–95RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
1995–96RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1996–97RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
1997–98RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1998–99RCD Espanyol1–2FC Barcelona
1999–00RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
2000–01RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
2001–02RCD Espanyol2–0FC Barcelona
2002–03RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
2003–04RCD Espanyol1–3FC Barcelona
2004–05RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
2005–06RCD Espanyol1–2FC Barcelona
2006–07RCD Espanyol3–1FC Barcelona
2007–08RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
2008–09RCD Espanyol1–2FC Barcelona
2009–10RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
2010–11RCD Espanyol1–5FC Barcelona
2011–12RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
2012–13RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
2013–14RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona
2014–15RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
2015–16RCD Espanyol0–0FC Barcelona
2016–17RCD Espanyol0–3FC Barcelona
2017–18RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
2018–19RCD Espanyol0–4FC Barcelona
2019–20RCD Espanyol2–2FC Barcelona
2020–21RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
2021–22RCD Espanyol2–2FC Barcelona
2022–23RCD Espanyol2–4FC Barcelona
2023–24RCD Espanyol in Spanish Second Division
2024–25RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
2025–26RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
RCD Espanyol winsDrawsFC Barcelona wins
253035

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Cup

SeasonRoundHome teamScoreAway teamWinning team
1928–29Semi-finalsRCD Espanyol2–0FC BarcelonaRCD Espanyol
FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
1935–36Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol2–1FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1939–40Quarter-finalsFC Barcelona0–2RCD EspanyolRCD Espanyol
RCD Espanyol1–1FC Barcelona
1940–41Round of 16FC Barcelona1–2RCD EspanyolRCD Espanyol
RCD Espanyol4–3FC Barcelona
1941–42Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol2–3FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–2RCD Espanyol
1948–493rd PlaceFC Barcelona3–1RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
1955–56Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol3–1FC BarcelonaRCD Espanyol
FC Barcelona4–4RCD Espanyol
1956–57FinalFC Barcelona1–0RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
1960–61Round of 16FC Barcelona2–3RCD EspanyolRCD Espanyol
RCD Espanyol2–1FC Barcelona
1963–64Quarter-finalsFC Barcelona3–1RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
RCD Espanyol2–4FC Barcelona
1969–70Round of 32RCD Espanyol2–1FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–1RCD Espanyol
1973–74Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol1–1FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol
1984–85Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol0–2FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol
1987–88Round of 16RCD Espanyol1–3FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona1–0RCD Espanyol
1995–96Semi-finalsFC Barcelona1–0RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
RCD Espanyol2–3FC Barcelona
2000–01Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol1–2FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona1–1RCD Espanyol
2008–09Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol0–0FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–2RCD Espanyol
2015–16Round of 16FC Barcelona4–1RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
RCD Espanyol0–2FC Barcelona
2017–18Quarter-finalsRCD Espanyol1–0FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona2–0RCD Espanyol

Spanish Super Cup

YearHome teamScoreAway teamWinning team
2006RCD Espanyol0–1FC BarcelonaFC Barcelona
FC Barcelona3–0RCD Espanyol

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

SeasonRoundHome teamScoreAway teamWinning team
1965–66Quarter-finalsFC Barcelona1–0RCD EspanyolFC Barcelona
RCD Espanyol0–1FC Barcelona

Head-to-head ranking in La Liga (1929–2025)

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1111111111111111111111111111
2222222222222222222222222222
33333333333333333
44444444444444444
555555
666666666
777777777
888888888
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10101010101010
1111111111111111111111
12121212121212
131313131313
1414141414141414
151515
161616
1717
18
19
20

• **Total:**Espanyol with 4 higher finishes, FC Barcelona with 86 higher finishes (as of the end of the 2024–25 season).

Players who played for both sides

  • 1902: ESP Gustavo Green
  • 1904: SWI George Meyer
  • 1911: ESP José Quirante
  • 1911: ESP Francisco Bru
  • 1911: ESP Alfredo Massana
  • 1911: ESP José Berdié
  • 1911: ESP José Irízar
  • 1911: ESP Luis Reñé (via Casual SC)
  • 1911: ENG Charles Wallace
  • 1911: ENG Percival Wallace
  • 1912: ESP Antonio Morales
  • 1912: ESP Pere Molins
  • 1912: ENG Frank Allack
  • 1912: ESP Carles Comamala (via Universitary SC)
  • 1913: ESP Félix de Pomés (via Universitary SC, then Casual SC)
  • 1913: ESP José Berrondo
  • 1913: ESP Luis Bru
  • 1913: ESP Francisco Armet
  • 1913: ESP Manuel Lemmel (via Universitary SC)
  • 1914: ESP Gabriel Bau (via FC Espanya)
  • 1915: ESP Santiago Massana
  • 1915: ESP Arsenio Morales
  • 1916: ESP Casimiro Mallorquí
  • 1917: ESP Joaquim Alfaro
  • 1918: ESP Josep Julià
  • 1918: ESP Buenaventura Vergés
  • 1919: ESP Josep Segarra (via Sabadell, then FC Espanya)
  • 1919: ESP Climent Gràcia (via FC Internacional)
  • 1920: ESP Ramon Álvarez
  • 1922: ESP Ricardo Zamora
  • 1922: ESP Luis Blanco
  • 1923: ESP Baldiri Elías
  • 1923: ESP Marià Homs
  • 1923: ESP José Landazabal (via FC Martinenc)
  • 1926: ESP Vicente Tonijuán (via UE Sants)
  • 1928: ESP Manuel Buj García
  • 1929: ESP Ramón Parera
  • 1930: ESP Cristòfol Solà
  • 1931: ESP Conrad Portas Burcet
  • 1931: ESP Francesc Bussot (via CE Júpiter)
  • 1932: ESP Josep Sastre
  • 1932: ESP Manuel Oró Comas (via Sabadell)
  • 1932: ESP Antonio Franco
  • 1933: ESP José Padrón (via Sevilla)
  • 1933: ESP Martí Ventolrà (via Sevilla)
  • 1933: ESP Enrique Mas Mirandas
  • 1933: CRC Alejandro Morera
  • 1933: ESP Cristóbal Martí
  • 1934: ESP Josep Escolà
  • 1934: ESP Esteban Cifuentes
  • 1935: ESP Ramón Lecuona
  • 1937: ESP Severiano Goiburu (via Valencia)
  • 1939: ESP Joan Morral Tarrés
  • 1943: ESP Jaume Elías
  • 1943: ESP Juan Sans Alsina (via Zaragoza, then Sabadell)
  • 1943: ESP Josep Aguilar (via Celta Vigo, then Sabadell)
  • 1945: ESP Juli Gonzalvo (via Zaragoza, then Sabadell)
  • 1946: ESP Amador Lorenzo (via EC Granollers, then Real Madrid)
  • 1947: ESP Basilio Nieto (via CD Castellón)
  • 1947: ESP Jaume Sospedra
  • 1949: ESP Valero (via Gimnàstic, then Granada)
  • 1951: ESP Joan Babot (via Gimnàstic, then Real Valladolid)
  • 1951: ESP Vicente Colino Hierro (via Sabadell)
  • 1952: ESP Isidro Flotats
  • 1952: ESP Joaquín Tejedor
  • 1957: URU Dagoberto Moll (via Condal)
  • 1961: HUN Zoltán Czibor
  • 1962: ESP Antoni Camps
  • 1963: ESP Justo Tejada (via Real Madrid)
  • 1963: HUN László Kubala
  • 1966: PAR Cayetano Ré
  • 1969: ESP Marcial Pina
  • 1969: ESP Ramoní (via Granada)
  • 1972: ESP José Luis Romero (via Sabadell)
  • 1976: ESP Pepito Ramos
  • 1979: BRA Williams Silvio
  • 1979: ESP Canito
  • 1979: ESP Paco Fortes
  • 1979: URU Alfredo Amarillo (via UD Salamanca)
  • 1980: ESP Jordi Carreño
  • 1981: ESP Urruti
  • 1981: ESP Miquel Corominas (via UD Salamanca)
  • 1982: ESP Urbano Ortega
  • 1986: ESP Pichi Alonso
  • 1988: ESP Miquel Soler
  • 1988: ESP Ernesto Valverde
  • 1989: SCO Steve Archibald (via Hibernian)
  • 1992: ESP Fernando Muñoz (via Real Madrid)
  • 1995: ESP Cristóbal Parralo (via Real Oviedo)
  • 1995: ESP Luis Cembranos
  • 1999: ESP Roger
  • 1999: ESP Toni Velamazán (via Real Oviedo, then Albacete, then Extremadura)
  • 2000: ESP Óscar (via Valencia)
  • 2002: ESP Iván de la Peña (via Lazio)
  • 2002: ESP Xavi Roca (via Villarreal)
  • 2003: NED Jordi Cruyff (via Manchester United, then Alavés)
  • 2004: CMR Samuel Eto'o (via Real Madrid, then Mallorca)
  • 2004: ESP Dani García (via Zaragoza)
  • 2006: ESP Francisco Rufete (via Toledo, then Málaga, then Valencia)
  • 2009: ESP Jonathan Soriano
  • 2009: ESP Joan Verdú (via Deportivo La Coruña)
  • 2010: ESP Sergio García (via Zaragoza, then Real Betis)
  • 2012: POR Simão (via Benfica, then Atlético Madrid, then Beşiktaş)
  • 2012: ESP Víctor Sánchez (via Neuchâtel Xamax)
  • 2013: ESP Abraham González (via Cádiz, then Gimnàstic, then Alcorcón)
  • 2014: ESP Paco Montañés (via 4 clubs)
  • 2018: BRA Philippe Coutinho (via Inter Milan, then Liverpool)
  • 2020: ESP Oier Olazábal (via Granada, then Real Sociedad, then Levante)
  • 2021: ESP Aleix Vidal (via Sevilla)
  • 2022: DEN Martin Braithwaite
  • 2023: ESP Denis Suarez (via RC Celta de Vigo)
  • 2025: ESP Joan García

Individual records

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

Women's ''derbi''

Main article: Derbi Femení

References

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