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Super East Java derby
Super East Java Derby, 6 May 2018 at Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium, Surabaya
LocationEast Java, Indonesia
TeamsArema
Persebaya Surabaya
First meeting29 August 1992
Piala HUT Arema
Arema 2–0 Persebaya
Latest meeting7 December 2024
Liga 1
Persebaya 3–2 Arema
Next meeting28 April 2025
Liga 1
Arema v Persebaya
StadiumsKanjuruhan Stadium
(Arema)
Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium (Persebaya)
Statistics
Meetings total36
Most player appearancesBejo Sugiantoro
All-time seriesArema: 13
Draw: 7
Persebaya: 16
Largest victory26 March 1997
1996–97 Premier Division
Persebaya 6–1 Arema

Super East Java derby is the name given in football rivalries to any match between two Indonesian football clubs: Arema (Galatama) and Persebaya Surabaya (Perserikatan). The fierce competition between both teams began in 1992 when Arema and Persebaya Surabaya were grouped together in 1992 Piala HUT Arema.

Arema and Persebaya Surabaya were established on different era, at which Arema was formed in 1987, while Persebaya in 1927. Both teams have groups of fans who are equally well-known fanatics, namely Aremania (Arema) and Bonek (Persebaya Surabaya). Both fans have also been known for their psywar, conducted throughout the game, making the rivalrous match much awaited.

History

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Aremania in the derby at their home on 15 August 2019

The atmosphere on the first meeting between Arema and Persebaya was mediocre, most probably as a result of both teams playing in different competitions. Persebaya was competing in Perserikatan, while Arema participated in Galatama.

Initially, the feud was not between Arema and Persebaya. Persebaya's rival was Persema Malang in Perserikatan, whereas Arema was against Mitra Surabaya (formerly known as Niac Mitra) in Galatama.[1]

The situation had changed since Perserikatan and Galatama were merged into Liga Indonesia in 1994. Although Persema and Mitra Surabaya were still in the competition at that time, Persebaya and Arema were gaining much attention from their fans. Therefore, the East Java derby began.

As time has gone by, Persema's achievement was no better than Arema and Mitra Surabaya was disbanded. As a result, many football fans decided to support Arema and Persebaya instead. Because the competition between the two teams is remarkably intense, Arema and Persebaya have to be separated into different region groups (east and west) in the league. It was intended to avoid friction between fans in the event of the derby. The East Java derby remains inevitable in the absence of the region separation system, however. A joint agreement signed in 1998 forbade the two fan groups from meeting in a stadium, although it was rarely practiced.[2]

On 1 October 2022, at least 135 people were killed in a stampede inside the stadium.[3]

Incidents

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Kantata Takwa concert

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On 23 January 1990, Iwan Fals launched the Kantata Takwa album in Tambaksari Stadium, the previous home base of Persebaya. In the first 30 minutes of this concert, Bonek fans felt upset because the festival area was occupied by Aremania, which made pro-Arema chants. Nevertheless, the Aremania keep trying to defend themselves in the festival area, although the Bonek tried to throw out the Aremania from the concert. After the concert ended, riots broke out outside the stadium, which continues to occur until Gubeng train station.

Sepultura's Indonesia tour

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In July 1992, Sepultura, a Brazilian heavy metal band, took part in a series of world tour concerts in Indonesia by holding a roadshow at Jakarta and Surabaya. The Surabaya roadshow was hosted at the Tambaksari Stadium, the venue of the Iwan Fals' concert two years prior. In return for the Iwan Fals concert, the Bonek fans occupied the festival area and dispelled the arrival of Aremania from the Tambaksari Stadium to watch the concert. Riots also broke out outside the stadium.

Nurkiman's incident

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On 26 December 1995, Persebaya played an away match against Persema Malang. The match ended with a draw score, 1–1. On the way home to Surabaya, Persema's fans, the Ngalamania, threw rocks into Persebaya's buses. The rocks damaged the mirror of the bus, resulting in permanent left eye blindness to Nurkiman, Persebaya's attacking midfielder, that affected their ultimately victorious 1996/1997 season.

Aremania's awaydays in Surabaya

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On 15 November 1997, Arema played an away match against Persebaya in Tambaksari Stadium, with the Aremania occupying the VIP tribune with a police escort. The match took place safely without any on-stadium incidents; apart from a brawl between the Bonek and Mitra's fans against Aremania and Ngalamania. As the host, Bonek also made several chants critical of the referee.

Asuemper case

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On 4 September 2006, the second leg of a Copa Indonesia quarter-finals match between Persebaya against Arema in Tambaksari Stadium ended with a draw score, 1–1, knocking Persebaya out of the semi-finals as the club had lost in the previous leg held in Malang.[4]

This resulted in a riot called "Asuemper" ("Amuk Suporter Empat September" – "September Fourth Supporters Riots"), one of the biggest fan riots in East Java and Indonesian football history, until the 2022 Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster. In the riots, the Bonek burned three cars, and injured 14 in the riots including 13 police officers.[5]

Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster

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Main article: Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster

The deadliest incident in the Super East Java derby history occurred in Kanjuruhan Stadium on 1 October 2022, when Persebaya won Arema 3–2 at the end of the match. After the police took harsh measures on some spectators, who take photos with Arema players,[6][7] approximately 3,000 Arema fans invaded the pitch and wreaked havoc along their way, causing Persebaya's players to hide inside police Armoured personnel carriers before they could leave the stadium.[8] Indonesian police tackled the situation using tear gas in order to dispersed the fans, but the situation worsened when tear gas being trapped in wind conditions, asphyxiating Arema fans invading the pitch.[8] According to official police accounts, the tear gas caused the Arema fans to rush for the single exit point, resulting in a stampede and further asphxiations along the way.[9]

Early reports stated that the disaster caused 182 fatalities,[10] with later reports showing 131 fatalities,[11] and final report from Muhadjir Effendy showed that the fatalities count was 125.[12] However, according to Malang Regency government's Postmortem Crisis Center Post, their fatalities count was initially 133, but their final report stated that the fatalities count was 131.[13] Confirmed casualties from police reports were 125 Arema fans and 2 Indonesian police officers.[14][15][16][17] Approximately 180–310 others were injured from the disaster in early reports, but Effendy's report stated that 323 others were injured in the disaster, including 21 who were in serious conditions.[12] Until 24 October 2022, the reported number of casualties have been adjusted to 135 fatalities and 583 injuries, became the second deadliest incident in association football worldwide, and the deadliest in Asia, Indonesia and the eastern hemisphere.[18][19][20]

As a result of this disaster, all Liga 1 matches were suspended for initially a week, but were extended to 2 weeks with the addition of Liga 2 matches,[21][22][23] until the joint fact-finding team decided to suspend all PSSI leagues until the president's approval of normalization was approved.[24] The Football Association of Indonesia banned Arema from hosting home matches until the end of the season,[25] with further life bans from PSSI Disciplinary Commission to Arema FC match organizing committee Abdul Haris and Arema security officer Suko Sutrisno being issued. Additionally, Arema was also banned from holding matches with spectators as host, and their matches had to be held far from Malang's home base being also issued.[26] Indonesian President Joko Widodo instructed the association to suspend all Liga 1 matches until an "evaluation of improvement of security procedures" was carried out.[27] The decision to hold the match by the organizer of Liga 1 was agreed upon by shareholders.[28][29] Compensations for victims who were affected by this disaster were provided by the Governor of East Java Khofifah Indar Parawansa, with compensation for deceased's relatives being 10 million rupiah (US$698.9), and injured victims being 5 million rupiah (US$349.45).[30]

Investigations toward Indonesian police were issued after the disaster: the usage of tear gas by the police was also under scrutiny by the National Commission on Human Rights of Indonesia and Deputy Chairman of Commission III of the DPR-RI Ahmad Sahroni because their usage was prohibited according to FIFA, with a further request from Sahroni to National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo to take firm action against the officers responsible for the use of tear gas.[31][32][33] As a response to their request, the chief of regional police defended its use, citing the threats posed by the rioters to the team's players and officials, however they also stated that they would evaluate the use of tear gas.[34][35] A joint fact-finding team headed by Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs Mahfud MD and Minister of Youth and Sports Zainudin Amali was also formed, but none from the Football Association of Indonesia joined.[36][37][38] On 6 October 2022, Prabowo announced 6 suspects responsible for the disaster: the organizer of Liga 1, Arema head of security officer, the Arema match organising committee for negligence and 3 police officers for tear gas usage.[39][40]

Legal proceedings from third party organizations were also issued: the Institute for Security and Strategic Studies (ISESS), an Indonesian defence and security think tank, and the Indonesian Police Watch (IPW) ordered to dismiss the Malang police chief, Adjunct Chief Commissioner Ferli Hidayat, with further calls for dismissal of the East Java police chief Inspector General Nico Afinta in the ISESS side, and the request for Afinta to bring the organizers of the match to trial in the IPW side.[41][42] As a result, Prabowo dismissed Hidayat and 9 officers from East Java Mobile Brigade Corps on 3 October 2022.[43]

FIFA announced that they would not issue any sanctions to PSSI, instead they would work with AFC and PSSI to establish security procedures and standards in comply to international standards. They will discuss to local football clubs and experts for suggestions, advices and commitments, re-assess the schedule and performing risk–benefit analysis. A special office in Indonesia was also established.[44][45][46][47][48] FIFA also agreed with Indonesian government to reforming the system, infrastructure, football standards and fan culture to ensure that all aspects in Indonesian football is comply to FIFA standards, while managing the run of 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup as scheduled with the government.[49][50][51][52] In addition, Joko Widodo also issued orders to rebuild Kanjuruhan Stadium according to FIFA standards.[53]

Results

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All match results

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Data incomplete

The record counts all competitions (league, official tournament and pre-season tournament).

Competition Date Home team Result Away team Venue City
1992 Piala HUT Arema Malang 29 August 1992 Arema 2–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
1992 Premier Cup[i] 25 October 1992[ii] Arema 2–1 Persebaya Andi Mattalatta Stadium Makassar
1994–95 Premier Division 29 March 1995 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
30 April 1995 Persebaya 3–2 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
1995–96 Premier Division Persebaya 3–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
Arema 3–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
1996–97 Premier Division 19 February 1997 Arema 1–1 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
26 March 1997 Persebaya 6–1 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
1997–98 Premier Division 16 November 1997 Persebaya 0–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
12 April 1998 Arema 0–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
1999–2000 Premier Division 19 March 2000 Persebaya 1–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
10 May 2000 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
2001 Premier Division 18 January 2001 Persebaya 1–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
18 July 2001 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Gajayana Stadium Malang
2002 East Java Governor Cup 22 December 2002[iii] Arema 1–2 Persebaya Gelora Delta Stadium Sidoarjo
2006 Piala Indonesia 1 September 2006 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
4 September 2006 Persebaya 0–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
2007 Premier Division 13 February 2007 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
30 December 2007 Persebaya 1–1 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
2009–10 Indonesia Super League 16 January 2010 Persebaya 2–0 Arema Gelora 10 November Stadium Surabaya
21 February 2010 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
2018 East Kalimantan Governor Cup 2 March 2018 Persebaya 0–2 Arema Palaran Stadium Samarinda
2018 Liga 1 6 May 2018 Persebaya 1–0 Arema Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium Surabaya
6 October 2018 Arema 1–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
2019 Indonesia President's Cup Finals 9 April 2019 Persebaya 2–2 Arema Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium Surabaya
12 April 2019 Arema 2–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
2019 Liga 1 15 August 2019 Arema 4–0 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
12 December 2019 Persebaya 4–1 Arema Batakan Stadium[iv] Balikpapan
2020 East Java Governor Cup 18 February 2020 Persebaya 4–2 Arema Gelora Supriyadi Stadium[v] Blitar
2021–22 Liga 1 6 November 2021 Arema 2–2 Persebaya Manahan Stadium Surakarta
23 February 2022 Persebaya 1–0 Arema Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium Gianyar
2022–23 Liga 1 1 October 2022 Arema 2–3 Persebaya Kanjuruhan Stadium Malang
11 April 2023 Persebaya 1–0 Arema PTIK Stadium[vi] South Jakarta
2023–24 Liga 1 23 September 2023 Persebaya 3–1 Arema Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium Surabaya
27 March 2024 Arema 0–1 Persebaya Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium Gianyar
2024–25 Liga 1 7 December 2024 Persebaya 3–2 Arema Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium Surabaya
28 April 2025 Arema Persebaya Gelora Supriyadi Stadium Blitar

Players in both teams

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Note:

  • Players in bold are still active

Moving from Arema to Persebaya

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Player Arema Persebaya
Indonesia Mikael Tata 2023 2023–
Indonesia Ahmad Nufiandani 2015–2016 2022–2023
Indonesia Mochammad Zaenuri 2017–2018 2022
Indonesia Samsul Arif 2013–2015 2021–2022
Indonesia Rivaldi Bawuo 2018–2019 2021
Indonesia Nasir 2017–2020 2020–2021
Mali Makan Konaté 2018–2019 2020
Indonesia Reky Rahayu 2018 2018
Indonesia Raphael Maitimo 2016–2017 2018
Chile Patricio Morales 2007–2009 2011–2012
Indonesia Erol Iba 2004–2006 2010–2012
Indonesia Kurnia Sandy 2003–2006 2008–2009
Liberia Anthony Ballah 2006–2007 2007–2009
Indonesia Khusnul Yuli 2001–2002, 2011–2012 2011
Nigeria Bob Bamidelle 2001–2002 2005
Indonesia Aji Santoso 1987–1995 1995–1999

Moving from Persebaya to Arema

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Player Persebaya Arema
Indonesia Ricky Kayame 2017–2018 2019
North Macedonia Goran Ganchev 2013 2016
Indonesia Hamka Hamzah 2002–2003 2015–2016, 2018–2019
Australia Andrew Barisić 2011–2012 2012
Indonesia Sutikno 2005 2011- 2012
Indonesia Arif Ariyanto 2005–2011 2011–2012
Indonesia Ranu T. Sasongko 2004–2006 2008–2009
Indonesia Erik Setiawan 2003–2004 2008–2009
Indonesia Hendro Kartiko 2004–2005 2006–2008
Indonesia Gendut Doni 2004–2005 2005–2006
Indonesia Rahmat Affandi 2003–2004 2009–2010
Indonesia Suroso 2001 2007–2009, 2014–2015
Indonesia Harianto 1996 1999
Indonesia Sutaji 1996–1997 2004–2008
Indonesia Ahmad Junaidi 1994–1995, 2002 2001
Indonesia I Putu Gede 1994–1996, 2008 1999–2001
Indonesia M. Khoiful Ajid 1994–1996 1997–1999
Indonesia Bagong Iswahyudi 1992,1994 1993
Indonesia Totok Anjik 1989 1992

Head coaches who coached for both clubs

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Head Coach Arema Persebaya
Indonesia Aji Santoso 2016–2017 2009, 2010–2011, 2019–2023
Austria Wolfgang Pikal 2011 2019

Honours

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Arema Competition Persebaya
Domestic
2 League competitions 6
1 First Division 3
3 Indonesia President's Cup -
2 Piala Indonesia -
1 Menpora Cup -
1 Inter Island Cup (defunct) -
- Piala Utama (defunct) 1
10 Aggregate 10

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The Premier Cup was tournament created by PSSI in 1990 that brought together each of the four best clubs from both Galatama dan Perserikatan.
  2. ^ Pertemuan pertama Arema vs Persebaya. Archived 18 June 2019 at the Wayback Machine. vamosarema.com. Accessed date 30/09/2019.
  3. ^ Group A piala gubernur Jatim 2002: Persebaya kalahkan Arema 2-1. Archived 18 June 2019 at the Wayback Machine. vamosarema.com. Accessed date 30/09/2019
  4. ^ Persebaya hosted Arema at Batakan because Gelora Bung Tomo did not receive a security permit from the police.[54]
  5. ^ Organizers moved the venue initially from Kanjuruhan Stadium to neutral venue in Blitar.[55]
  6. ^ Persebaya hosted Arema at PTIK because Gelora Joko Samudro did not receive a security permit from the police.[56]

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