IJsselderby

Last updated
Other namesGo Ahead Eagles vs PEC Zwolle
LocationNetherlands
Teams
First meeting PEC Zwolle 3–3 Go Ahead Eagles
1929–30 Eerste Klasse
Latest meetingPEC Zwolle 0–1 Go Ahead Eagles
2021–22 Eredivisie
(3 April 2022)
Stadiums De Adelaarshorst (Go Ahead Eagles)
MAC³PARK Stadion (PEC Zwolle)
Statistics
Meetings total106
Most winsPEC Zwolle (47)
All-time seriesPEC Zwolle: 47
Drawn: 18
Go Ahead Eagles: 39
Largest victoryGo Ahead Eagles 8–2 PEC Zwolle
1942–43 Eerste Klasse

The IJsselderby is a football derby between Dutch clubs, Go Ahead Eagles from Deventer, and PEC Zwolle from Zwolle.

Often supporters call Go Ahead Eagles, ‘Kowet’ (Dialect for Go Ahead) and PEC Zwolle simply ‘PEC’.

The rivalry between the clubs started when they competed in the Eerste Divisie in the 1990s. Until the 1990s, Go Ahead Eagles played in the Eredivisie most of the time and is the more successful of both clubs winning the national championship in 1917, 1922, 1930 and 1933. PEC Zwolle won the KNVB Cup in 2013–14, and the Johan Cruyff Shield in 2014.

Deventer and Zwolle are both situated along the river IJssel. The distance between the two cities is 21 miles. Go Ahead Eagles supporters call their rivals ‘Olle’, as Zwolle sounds too disgusting for them and Zwolle fans call their rivals ‘Egels’, which roughly translates to "hedgehogs". There have been several fights between the supporters of the two clubs. It is known as one of the fiercest derbies in the Netherlands, along with Feyenoord – Ajax (De Klassieker), NEC – Vitesse (Gelderse Derby) and SC Heerenveen – SC Cambuur (Friesche Derby).

Results

SeasonCompetitionWinnerGameResultGoalscorers
PEC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles
1929–30Eerste KlasseTiedPEC - Go Ahead3–3 Huub Pallandt (2x), Philip de Bruin Theo de Kreek, Herman Brilleman, Roelof de Vries
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC6–1Huub PallandtRoelof de Vries (3x), Jan de Kreek (2x), Theo de Kreek
1930–31Eerste KlassePECPEC - Go Ahead1–0Huub Pallandt–
PECGo Ahead - PEC1–4Huub Pallandt (2x), Tom Knuppel, Lourents van de Bend Jan de Kreek
ChampionshipgameGo AheadGo Ahead – PEC2–1 Jan van der Meulen Jan de Kreek (2x)
1931–32Eerste KlassePECPEC - Go Ahead4–1 Lulof Heetjans (2x), Coen van Brummen, Bas Doorneweert Cornelis Vos
PECGo Ahead - PEC1–2Huub Pallandt, Jan Manni Roelof de Vries
1932–33Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead1–3 Wim Velthuizen Jan de Kreek, Matena, Richard Buiting
PECGo Ahead - PEC1–2De Bruyn, Philip de BruynJan de Kreek
1933–34Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead0–3– Jan Halle, Henny Koopman, Roelof de Vries
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–1KaiserJan de Kreek (2x), Henny Koopman
1934–35Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead0–3– Herman Koopman (2x), Theo de Kreek
PECGo Ahead - PEC0–2 Theo Eikenaar, Lulof Heetjans–
1935–36Eerste KlasseTiedPEC - Go Ahead1–1Jan van der Meulen Harry Wagenvoort
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC1–0–Henny Koopman
1936–37Eerste KlassePECPEC - Go Ahead3–0Pallandt (2x), Jan van der Meulen–
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–0–Roelof de Vries (2x), Herman Koopman
1937–38Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead0–1– Jan Kolkman
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–0–Kieftenbelt, Jan Kolkman, Herman Koopman
1940–41PromotiecompetitiePECPEC - Go Ahead2–0 Cornelis Mulder, Harry Kliphuis –
TiedGo Ahead - PEC2–2 Frans Tausch, Cornelis MulderHerman Koopman, Piet Vogelzang (o.g.)
1942–43Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead2–5Cornelis Mulder (2x)Harry Wagenvoort, Henny Koopman, Roelofs, Roelof de Vries, Kees Kerkdijk
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC8–2Frans Tausch, Jan Doorneweert Kees Kerkdijk (4x), Roelofs (2x), Henny Koopman (2x)
1943–44Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead0–1–Jan Kolkman
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC4–0–Jan Kolkman (2x), Henny Koopman, Bloemendal
1945–46Eerste KlasseGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead1–4UnknownUnknown
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC6–1UnknownUnknown
Promotion to the professional football league system
1955–56Eerste KlassePECPEC - Go Ahead4–3 Joop Schuman (2x), Jan Tielbaard, Jan Horst Jan ten Wolde 2x, Herman Strokappe
TiedGo Ahead - PEC2–2 Thijs van der Graaf (2x) Eef Wink (o.g.), Jan ten Wolde
1956–57Tweede DivisiePECPEC - Go Ahead5–2Jan Horst (3x), Bennie Nijboer, Gerrit Brouwer Joop Butter, Henk Strokappe
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–0– Tonny van Gelder (2x), Joop Butter
1957–58Tweede DivisieTiedPEC - Go Ahead1–1 Gerrit van der Weerthof Jan ten Wolde
Go Ahead Go Ahead - PEC4–2Jan Horst, Jan Tielbaard Willy Mos (3x), Jan Groninger
1958–59Tweede DivisieGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead1–2 Leo Koopman Joop Butter, Jan Groninger
Go AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–1Leo KoopmanWilly Mos (3x)
1960–61KNVB CupPECGo Ahead - PEC4–5Leo Koopman (3x), Dirk van de Wetering (2x) Frank Ensink, Henk van Brussel, Henk ten Brink, Joop Butter
1963–64KNVB CupGo AheadPEC - Go Ahead1–2 Wannie Sterken Egbert ter Mors, Gerrit Niehaus
1967–68KNVB CupGo AheadGo Ahead - PEC3–0– Koos Knoef, Gerrit Niehaus, Jan Veenstra
1978–79EredivisieTiedPEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–1 Tjeerd van 't Land Dick Schneider
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle2–2 Carry Steinvoort, Jesper Rasmussen Jo Körver, Jan Groeneweg
1979–80EredivisiePEC ZwollePEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–1 Koko Hoekstra, Ron Jans Henk ten Cate
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle0–0––
1980–81EredivisiePEC ZwollePEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–0 John Frandsen, Peter van der Hengst –
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle3–3 Klaas Drost, Rinus Israël, Ron Jans John Oude Wesselink, Cees van Kooten
KNVB CupGo Ahead EaglesPEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–2Ron JansCees van Kooten, Dick Schneider
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle1–1Koko HoekstraCees van Kooten
1981–82EredivisiePEC ZwollePEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles3–0 Alex Booy, Jan Hendriksen, Peter van der Hengst–
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle2–2 John Holshuijsen, John Delamere Gerdo Hazelhekke (2x)
1982–83EredivisieGo Ahead EaglesPEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles0–1–Henk ten Cate
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle2–1 Cees van Kooten Ton Witbaard (2x)
1983–84EredivisieTiedPEC Zwolle '82 - Go Ahead Eagles1–1Cees van Kooten Eddy Bosman
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle '822–0–Eddy Bosman, Wim Woudsma
1984–85EredivisiePEC Zwolle '82PEC Zwolle '82 - Go Ahead Eagles1–0Peter van der Hengst–
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle '824–0– Peter Brouwer (2x), Wim Woudsma, Mike Small
KNVB CupGo Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle '822–1 Jürgen Müller Unknown
1986–87EredivisieTiedPEC Zwolle '82 - Go Ahead Eagles1–1 Henny Verschoor Michel Boerebach
PEC Zwolle '82Go Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle '820–3 Foeke Booy, Edwin van Ankeren, Tjalling Dilling (o.g.)–
1989–90Eerste DivisieGo Ahead EaglesPEC Zwolle '82 - Go Ahead Eagles0–2–Unknown
PEC Zwolle '82Go Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle '820–1Unknown–
1990–91Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–1 Max Huiberts (2x) Stanley de Haas
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle4–2 Richard Roelofsen, Edwin Duim Gert van den Brink, Marthijn Pothoven, Marc Overmars, Paul Bosvelt
1991–92Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–0 Martin Reynders, Edwin Timmerman –
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle3–1 Henk Buimer Jeroen Boere (2x), Marco Heering
1994–95KNVB CupGo Ahead EaglesFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–2 Henri van der Vegt Marthijn Pothoven, Dennis Hulshoff
1996–97Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–0 André van Tuinen, Claus Boekweg –
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle0–1 Jan Bruin –
1997–98Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles4–1 Arne Slot, Jan Bruin, Harry Sinkgraven, Claus Boekweg Marcel Muhlack
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle3–3Jan Bruin, André van Tuinen, Arjan Bosschaart Jochem de Weerdt (2x), Jan Michels
1998–99Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles3–1 Sieme Zijm, Gerald van den Belt, Sami Ristilä Bram Marbus
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle2–3Arne Slot (2x), Robert Wijnands Hendrie Krüzen, John Stegeman
KNVB CupFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles5–2 Dirk Jan Derksen (2x), Marco Roelofsen, Arne Slot, Patrick Peelen (o.g.)Unknown
1999–2000Eerste DivisieTiedFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–1Arne Slot Mike Zonneveld
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle2–3Dirk-Jan Derksen, Arjan Bosschaart, Ignacio Tuhuteru John Stegeman, Dick Kooijman
2000–01Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles4–1Gerald van den Belt, Arne Slot, Henk van Steeg, Arjan Bosschaart Hans van Arum
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle0–2Claus Boekweg, Richard Roelofsen–
2001–02Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles4–1Arjan Bosschaart, Robert Wijnands, Arne Slot, Dominggus Lim-Duan Niki Leferink
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle0–1Henk van Steeg–
2002–03NacompetitieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–1Arjan Bosschaart, Marco Roelofsen Hubert Dijk
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle2–3Dominggus Lim-Duan, Albert van der Haar, Ivan Tsvetkov Dick Kooijman, Bram Marbus
2004–05Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–1 Bert Zuurman, Ruud Berger Ignacio Tuhuteru
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle4–2Ruud Berger, Ivar van Dinteren Marco Parnela, Wouter van den Herik, Coen Zwollo, Niels Kokmeijer
2005–06Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles4–0 Dion Esajas (2x), Tjeerd Korf, Ivar van Dinteren–
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle1–1 Santi Kolk Sjors Brugge
2006–07Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles3–0 Duncan van Moll, Anco Jansen, Silvino Soares –
TiedGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle1–1Tjeerd Korf Sjoerd Ars
2007–08Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–0Albert van der Haar–
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle3–1 Danny Holla Orlando Smeekes (2x), Achmed Ahahaoui
KNVB CupFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–0 Marcel Kleizen –
2008–09Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–0Albert van der Haar–
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle0–1 Derk Boerrigter –
2009–10Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles1–0 Danny Schreurs –
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle1–0– Jules Reimerink
2010–11Eerste DivisieFC ZwolleFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles3–1 Sjoerd Ars (3x) Joep van den Ouweland
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle1–3Sjoerd Ars (2x), Arne Slot Koen van der Biezen
2011–12Eerste DivisieTiedFC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles0–0––
FC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - FC Zwolle0–1 Bart van Hintum –
2012–13KNVB CupPEC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle2–3 (e.t.) Fred Benson (2x), Youness Mokhtar Xander Houtkoop, Cas Peters
2013–14EredivisiePEC ZwollePEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles2–0 Jesper Drost, Guyon Fernandez –
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle4–1 Stefan Nijland Doke Schmidt, Erik Falkenburg, Jarchinio Antonia, Jop van der Linden
2014–15EredivisieGo Ahead EaglesPEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles0–1– Jeffrey Rijsdijk
Go Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle3–2 Stefan Nijland, Tomáš Necid Jeffrey Rijsdijk, Fernando Lewis, Bart Vriends
2016–17EredivisiePEC ZwollePEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles3–1 Queensy Menig, Mustafa Saymak, Danny Holla Sander Fischer
PEC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle1–3 Queensy Menig, Django Warmerdam, Bram van Polen Pedro Chirivella
2021–22EredivisieGo Ahead EaglesGo Ahead Eagles - PEC Zwolle1–0 Giannis Fivos Botos
Go Ahead EaglesPEC Zwolle - Go Ahead Eagles0–1 Philippe Rommens
SeasonCompetitionWinnerGameResultPEC ZwolleGo Ahead Eagles
Goalscorers

Statistics

Gamestatistics
WinnerCompetitionGamesPECTieGAEGPECGGAE
Go Ahead Eagles Eredivisie 248793332
Go Ahead Eagles Eerste klasse 2683153767
PEC Zwolle Eerste Divisie 3423566435
Go Ahead Eagles Tweede Divisie 61141015
Go Ahead Eagles KNVB Cup 104151920
PEC ZwolleNacompetitie220053
PEC ZwollePromotiecompetitie211042
Go Ahead EaglesChampionshipgame100112
PEC ZwolleTOTAL105481840173176
The chart has been updated till the last game on 3 April 2022.

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