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Northeast Derby or North-East Derby is the name given to the football matches played among the northeastern teams mainly in the national leagues (ISL, IFL, I-League 2, and I-League 3) and cup competitions (Durand Cup and Super Cup).

History

The first match of a northeast derby in I-League was played between Shillong Lajong of Meghalaya and United Sikkim of Sikkim in Paljor Stadium, Gangtok on 8 December 2012 which ended in a goalless draw. United Sikkim got relegated at the end of the season while Shillong Lajong got relegated in 2018-19. Aizawl from Mizoram got promoted in 2015-16 but again got relegated at the end. They were promoted once again in the next season due to some reasons and became the champions. 2017-18 season saw the promotion of another northeastern team NEROCA from Manipur.[1][2][3]

Shillong Derby

From 2013 to 2015 there were consecutive promotions and relegations of Meghalayan teams Rangdajied United (2013-14) and Royal Wahingdoh (2014-15). During this short tenure the two teams played against Shillong Lajong respectively in the Shillong Derby. The first match of the derby in I-League to be played was on 22 November 2013 between Shillong Lajong and Rangdajied United that ended in a 1–1 draw. The next season the derby was played between Shillong Lajong and Royal Wahingdoh, with the first meeting in I-League on 18 January 2015 that ended with Royal Wahingdoh as the winner by 1–2. Both the rivalries continued thereafter in Shillong Premier League for a brief period until the teams were dissolved.

Imphal Derby

In 2019–20, another Manipuri side, TRAU got promoted, thus the beginning of Imphal Derby.[4] The derby is contested between NEROCA and TRAU, and was first played on 8 January 2020, in which TRAU emerged as the maiden winner of the derby by the scoreline of 2–1. The derby had already begun even before the inclusion of TRAU in I-League, when the two local rivals contested against each other in Manipur State League. The Imphal Derby gained fame in 2022 during the 131st edition of Durand Cup when competitive football returned to the city after COVID-19 pandemic in India.[5][6] The Government of Manipur declared a half-holiday for all governmental and educational institutions in build-up to the match on 18 August,[7] in which TRAU was defeated by NEROCA 3–1 in the group C opener.[8]

Mizo Derby

The promotion of Chanmari to IFL in 2025–26 saw them clashing against fellow Mizo side and former champions Aizawl on 24 March 2026. Aizawl won the match 3–2 after overturning a two–goal deficit.[9]

Teams

Statistics

Current teams

Aizawl vs NEROCA[11]

More information Competition, Aizawl wins ...
Competition Aizawl wins Draw NEROCA wins
I-League 2 3 2
Other 0 0 1
Total 2 3 3
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Matches

More information Season, Competition ...
Season Competition Date Home team Result Away team
2016–17Other3 September 2016Aizawl0–1NEROCA
2017–18I-League20 January 2018Aizawl1–2NEROCA
10 February 2018NEROCA0–0Aizawl
2018–19I-League7 November 2018Aizawl0–0NEROCA
27 January 2019NEROCA0–0Aizawl
2019–20I-League6 December 2019NEROCA1–0Aizawl
2020–21I-League30 January 2021NEROCA1–2Aizawl
11 March 2021NEROCA0–1Aizawl
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TRAU vs NEROCA (Imphal Derby)[12]

More information Competition, TRAU wins ...
Competition TRAU wins Draw NEROCA wins
I-League 1 1 1
Total 1 1 1
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Matches

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Season Competition Date Home team Result Away team
2019–20I-League8 January 2020TRAU2–1NEROCA
8 February 2020NEROCA5–0TRAU
2020–21I-League15 January 2021NEROCA1–1TRAU
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TRAU vs Aizawl[13]

More information Competition, TRAU wins ...
Competition TRAU wins Draw AIZAWL wins
I-League 2 0 1
Total 3 0 1
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Shillong Lajong vs Aizawl[14]

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw Aizawl wins
I-League 5 2 2
Friendlies 0 0 1
Total 5 2 3
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Shillong Lajong vs NEROCA[15]

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw NEROCA wins
I-League 1 0 3
Total 1 0 3
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Shillong Lajong vs NorthEast United

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw NorthEast United wins
Super Cup 0 0 1
Durand Cup 0 0 3
Total 0 0 4
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Aizawl vs Chanmari

More information Competition, Aizawl wins ...
Competition Aizawl wins Draw Chanmari wins
Indian Football League 1 0 0
Total 1 0 0
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Shillong Lajong vs Chanmari

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw Chanmari wins
Indian Football League 1 0 0
Total 1 0 0
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Former teams

Other teams played in the I-League in the past, until they were either dissolved or relegated to regional leagues.

Shillong Lajong vs United Sikkim[16]

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw United Sikkim wins
I-League 1 1 0
Total 1 1 0
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Shillong Lajong vs Royal Wahingdoh (Shillong Derby)[17][18]

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw Royal Wahingdoh wins
I-League 0 1 1
Federation Cup 1 0 0
Total 1 1 1
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Shillong Lajong vs Rangdajied United (Shillong Derby)[19][20]

More information Competition, Shillong Lajong wins ...
Competition Shillong Lajong wins Draw Rangdajied United wins
I-League 0 2 0
Total 0 3 0
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Head-to-head ranking (I-League / IFL, 2009-present)  US  - United Sikkim;  RW  - Royal Wahingdoh;  RU  - Rangdajied United;  SL  - Shillong Lajong;  AZ  - Aizawl;  NR  - NEROCA;  TR  - TRAU;  CN  - Chanmari

More information R/S, 09-10 ...
R/S I-League / IFL season
09-10 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21[a] 21-22[b] 22-23 23-24 24-25 24-25[c]
1 AZ
2 NR SL
3 RW TR
4 TR
5 SL AZ CN
6 SL SL SL NR TR
7 AZ NR AZ
8 SL SL
9 SL NR
10 SL AZ NR AZ AZ
11 SL SL
12 NR
13 RU TR
14 SL US
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Notes

  1. Only the rank in the Championship stage (group A) is taken account of; NEROCA and Aizawl couldn't qualify, hence they played in the Relegation stage (group B). NEROCA eventually got relegated after finishing at the bottom of the group. NEROCA was reinstated by the AIFF.
  2. Only the rank in the Championship stage (group A) is taken account of; TRAU and Aizawl couldn't qualify, hence they played in the Relegation stage (group B).
  3. Only the rank in the Promotion Round is taken account of; Aizawl couldn't qualify, hence they played in Relegation Round.
  • In 2010-11 season, there were no clubs from Northeast India

Recent meetings

2025–26 IFL season

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Date Venue Home team Result Away team Attendance
19 March 2026 Rajiv Gandhi Stadium Chanmari 1–2 Shillong Lajong NA
24 March 2026 Rajiv Gandhi Stadium Aizawl 3–2 Chanmari NA
18 April 2026 SSA Stadium Shillong Lajong 6–1 Aizawl NA
2 May 2026 SSA Stadium Shillong Lajong 4–0 Chanmari NA
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2026 IFL 2 season

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Date Venue Home team Result Away team Attendance
8 May 2026 Rajiv Gandhi Stadium NEROCA 2–2 Karbi Anglong Morning Star NA
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