Derby Lorrain

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Derby Lorrain
LocationLorraine.svg  Lorraine (historical)
Proposed design for a flag of Grand Est.svg  Grand Est (current)
Teams Metz
Nancy
First meetingNancy 1–1 Metz
(3 October 1970)
1970–71 French Division 1
Latest meetingNancy 1–0 Metz
(10 May 2019)
2018–19 Ligue 2
Stadiums Stade Saint-Symphorien (Metz)
Stade Marcel Picot (Nancy)
Statistics
Meetings total57
Most winsMetz (24)
Most player appearances Francisco Rubio
Philippe Hinschberger
Jean-Michel Moutier
(18 each)
Top scorer Nico Braun (8)
474x488-Carte-Loraine-A.svg
Red pog.svg
Metz
White pog.svg
Nancy

The Derby Lorrain or Derby de la Lorraine is a football match contested between French clubs Metz and Nancy. [1] The name of the derby derives from the fact that Metz and Nancy are the two major clubs located in the former region of Lorraine (now Grand Est).

Contents

Metz play at the Stade Saint-Symphorien in Longeville-lès-Metz, near Metz, while Nancy play at the Stade Marcel Picot in Tomblaine, near Nancy; the two grounds are separated by approximately 34 miles (55 km). The teams have played 57 matches in all competitions; Metz winning 24, Nancy winning 16, and the remaining 17 have been drawn. [2] They have won a combined 15 honours; 8 for Metz and 7 for Nancy.

History

The roots of the rivalry are the social reasons, with Metz being an industrial city while Nancy a more cultural city. The first meeting between two teams occurred on 3 October 1970, when Nancy hosted Metz to a 1–1 draw. The first win in a derby came on 28 August 1971, as Nancy won 1–0 away at Metz. [3] Since then a total of 57 competitive matches have been played between both sides, 56 of which were in the league and 1 was Coupe de France match. [2]

Head-to-head

The derby has been contested the most in top divsion, with 48 matches played in French Division 1/Ligue 1, Metz won 18 matches, Nancy 15 and remaining 15 were drawn, in Ligue 2, Metz won 5, Nancy won 1 and 2 were drawn, while the only derby in a cup game was in Coupe de France, which was won by Metz. [2]

Statistics

CompetitionPlayedMetz winsDrawsNancy winsMetz goalsNancy goals
Ligue 1 481815156757
Ligue 2 8521154
Coupe de France 110010
Total572417168361

List of matches

League
#SeasonDateCompetitionStadiumHome TeamResultAway TeamAttendanceH2H
1 1970–71 3 October 1970 French Division 1 Stade Marcel Picot Nancy1–1Metz16,9560
23 April 1971 Stade Saint-Symphorien Metz1–1Nancy15,4840
3 1971–72 28 August 1971French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz0–1Nancy20,067+1
430 January 1972Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–1Metz12,741+1
5 1972–73 4 October 1972French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–2Metz13,3570
624 March 1973Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz1–0Nancy14,405+1
7 1973–74 25 September 1973French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–3Nancy11,293+1
824 February 1974Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–1Metz12,1290
9 1975–76 4 October 1975French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–0Metz16,2820
1016 March 1976Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz4–1Nancy19,766+1
11 1976–77 2 October 1976French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy4–1Metz22,1360
125 March 1977Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–0Nancy21,344+1
13 1977–78 23 September 1977French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–0Nancy20,839+2
1411 April 1978Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–0Metz10,000+2
15 1978–79 25 August 1978French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–1Metz20,534+2
1624 April 1979Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–1Nancy12,710+3
17 1979–80 10 August 1979French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–1Nancy16,818+4
1811 April 1980Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–1Metz7,000+5
19 1980–81 5 August 1980French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–0Metz10,266+4
206 December 1980Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–0Nancy6,729+5
21 1981–82 12 September 1981French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz1–2Nancy11,430+4
2220 February 1982Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–2Metz8,543+4
23 1982–83 2 October 1982French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–3Nancy15,082+3
249 March 1983Stade Marcel PicotNancy4–0Metz7,560+2
25 1983–84 1 October 1983French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–1Metz10,576+1
2610 March 1984Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz1–2Nancy9,0120
27 1984–85 7 September 1984French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–1Metz11,548+1
283 February 1985Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–2Nancy17,000+1
29 1985–86 2 November 1985French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–1Nancy17,6780
3011 April 1986Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–2Metz10,398+1
31 1986–87 13 September 1986French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–0Metz13,846+1
3214 March 1987Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–0Nancy11,791+2
33 1990–91 6 October 1990French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz4–0Nancy23,673+3
3415 March 1991Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–1Metz10,579+4
35 1991–92 10 August 1991French Division 1Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–2Metz17,310+5
363 March 1992Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz0–1Nancy11,491+4
37 1996–97 6 September 1996French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz1–0Nancy23,846+5
3815 March 1991Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–3Metz14,658+6
39 1998–99 4 October 1998French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–3Nancy21,307+5
409 April 1999Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–0Metz15,667+4
41 1999–2000 13 October 1999French Division 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–2Nancy24,402+4
4216 February 2000Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–0Metz13,219+4
43 2002–03 3 November 2002 Ligue 2 Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–2Metz12,969+5
444 April 2003Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz4–0Nancy21,081+6
45 2005–06 17 September 2005 Ligue 1 Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–1Metz20,052+6
467 March 2006Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz0–0Nancy18,324+6
47 2007–08 27 October 2007Ligue 1Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz0–0Nancy19,585+6
4822 March 2008Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–1Metz18,768+5
49 2013–14 24 September 2013 Ligue 2 Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–0Nancy23,506+6
501 March 2014Stade Marcel PicotNancy0–1Metz19,028+7
51 2015–16 18 September 2015Ligue 2Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz0–0Nancy24,071+7
525 February 2016Stade Marcel PicotNancy2–2Metz19,152+7
53 2016–17 30 November 2016 Ligue 1 Stade Marcel PicotNancy4–0Metz19,085+6
5429 April 2017Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz2–1Nancy20,009+7
55 2018–19 29 January 2019 Ligue 2 Stade Saint-SymphorienMetz3–0Nancy18,274+8
5610 May 2019Stade Marcel PicotNancy1–0Metz16,094+7
Cup
#SeasonDateCompetitionStadiumHome TeamResultAway TeamAttendanceRound
1 2002–03 3 October 1970 Coupe de France Stade Marcel Picot Nancy0–1Metz9,419Round of 32

Records

All-time top goalscorers

RankNationPlayerClub(s)YearsLeagueCoupe de
France
Overall
1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg Nico Braun Metz1973–1978808
2 Flag of France.svg Francisco Rubio Nancy1975–1983606
3 Flag of France.svg Bernard Zénier Metz1974–1978, 1986–1991105
Nancy1978–198340
4 Flag of France.svg Philippe Hinschberger Metz1977–1992404
Flag of France.svg Thierry Meyer Nancy1982–198440
6 Flag of France.svg Claude Hausknecht Metz1964–1967, 1970–1977303
Flag of France.svg Marco Morgante Metz1980–198520
Nancy1989–199310
Flag of Argentina.svg Hugo Curioni Metz1975–197730
Flag of Senegal.svg Jules Bocandé Metz1984–198630

All-time most appearances

RankNationPlayerClub(s)YearsLeagueCoupe de
France
Overall
1 Flag of France.svg Francisco Rubio Nancy1975–198316016
Flag of France.svg Philippe Hinschberger Metz1977–1992160
Flag of France.svg Jean-Michel Moutier Nancy1975–1984160
4 Flag of France.svg Bernard Zénier Metz1974–1978, 1986–19918014
Nancy1978–198360
Flag of France.svg Vincent Bracigliano Metz1976–1985140
Flag of France.svg Michel Ettore Metz1973–1988140
8 Flag of France.svg Éric Martin Nancy1979–1986, 1989–199213013
Flag of Argentina.svg Fernando Zappia Nancy1980–1983, 1989–199050
Metz1983–198780

Hat-tricks

NationPlayerForAgainstScoreCompetitionDateRef.
Flag of France.svg Francisco Rubio NancyMetz4–1 (H) 1976–77 French Division 1 2 October 1976 [4]

Discipline

RankNationPlayerRed card(s)ForAgainstCompetitionDate
1 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Nicaise 2NancyMetz 1998–99 French Division 1 8 April 1999
1999–2000 French Division 1 15 February 2000
2 Flag of France.svg Benjamin Nicaise 1NancyMetz 2002–03 Ligue 2 4 April 2003
Flag of Cambodia.svg Benoît Assou-Ekotto 1MetzNancy 2016–17 Ligue 1 30 November 2016
Flag of Haiti.svg Jeff Louis 1NancyMetz 2013–14 Ligue 2 1 March 2014
Flag of France.svg Malaly Dembélé 1NancyMetz 2018–19 Ligue 2 29 January 2019
Flag of Morocco.svg Michaël Chrétien 1NancyMetz 2007–08 Ligue 1 22 March 2008

Results

Biggest wins (4+ goals)

Winning marginResultDateCompetition
4Nancy 4–0 Metz9 March 1983 1982–83 French Division 1
Metz 4–0 Nancy6 October 1990 1990–91 French Division 1
Metz 4–0 Nancy4 April 2003 2002–03 Ligue 2
Nancy 4–0 Metz30 November 2016 2016–17 Ligue 1

Most total goals in a match

GoalsResultDateCompetition
6Metz 3–3 Nancy25 September 1973 1973–74 French Division 1
7Metz 4–1 Nancy16 March 1976 1975–76 French Division 1
Nancy 4–1 Metz2 October 1976 1976–77 French Division 1
Metz 2–3 Nancy2 October 1982 1982–83 French Division 1
Nancy 2–3 Metz15 March 1991 1990–91 French Division 1

Longest runs

Most consecutive wins
GamesClubPeriod
5Nancy2 October 1982 – 7 September 1984
4Metz14 March 1987 – 10 August 1991
3Metz24 April 1979 – 11 April 1980
Most consecutive draws
GamesPeriod
317 September 2005 – 27 October 2007
Most consecutive matches without a draw
GamesPeriod
914 March 1987 – 9 April 1999
624 April 1979 – 12 September 1981
52 October 1982 – 7 September 1984
Longest undefeated runs
GamesClubPeriod
8Nancy12 September 1981 – 3 February 1985
7Metz5 March 1977 – 11 April 1980
Metz2 November 1985 – 10 August 1991
5Metz3 November 2002 – 27 October 2007
Most consecutive matches without conceding a goal
GamesClubPeriod
5Metz11 April 1986 – 15 March 1991
3Metz5 March 1977 – 11 April 1978
Metz24 September 2013 – 18 September 2015
Most consecutive games scoring
GamesClubPeriod
9Nancy12 September 1981 – 2 November 1985
6Metz1 October 1983 – 11 April 1986
5Metz3 January 1972 – 2 February 1974

Honours

MetzCompetitionNancy
4 Ligue 2 5
2 Coupe de France 1
2 Coupe de la Ligue 1
8Total7

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