Persepolis F.C.–Tractor S.C. rivalry

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Persepolis F.C. v Tractor S.C.
Location Flag of Iran.svg Tehran, Iran
Flag of Iran.svg Tabriz, Iran
Teams Persepolis Football Club
Tractor Sport Club
First meetingTractor 0–3 Persepolis
(April 19, 1975)
Latest meetingTractor 1–1 Persepolis
(August 22, 2024)
Next meetingTBA
Statistics
Meetings total56 matches
Most winsPersepolis (28)
Top scorer Farshad Pious (9)
Largest victoryPersepolis 5–2 Tractor 1999–2000 Azadegan League (March 2000 (2000-03))
Tractor 4–1 Persepolis 2011–12 Iran Pro League (26 April 2012 (2012-04-26))

The rivalry between Persepolis and Tractor is a footballing rivalry played between Iranian clubs Persepolis and Tractor. [1]

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History

Tractor return to first tier and Navad TV show

This rivalry started in 2009 when Tractor returned to first tier of Iranian football league after 8 years and their fans had passion about this event. For the first time, a club except Esteghlal and Persepolis had too much fans in many of Iran's stadiums including Azadi, Esteghlal and Persepolis home ground. Their passion was so great that the Navad TV show arranged a vote quiz about the hottest fans in Iran and Tractor became first. Their coach Faraz Kamalvand declared on that program "Our fans are most popular fans in Iran too." This caused on other night Navad program arranged a vote quiz about the most popular fans in Iran and Tractor became third after Persepolis and Esteghlal. their fans didn't accept this result and protested and also looked Esteghlal and Persepolis as a Rival. On the other hand, with Tractor getting stronger, the rivalry between them and Tehran giants became more intense and Tractor won many times in Azadi stadium, especially against Esteghlal. In the years after that this rivalry was a bit overwhelmed by violence from both fans.

All results

No.DateHome teamScoreAway teamHome goal scorersAway goal scorersVenueCompetitionComments
11975–Apr-19Tractor0–3Persepolis–Jahangir Fattahi 21', 90' – Safar Iranpak 37'TabrizTakht Jamshid Cup 3rd
21975–76Persepolis1–0TractorAli Parvin 32'(p.)–TehranTakht Jamshid Cup 3rd
31977–78Persepolis1–1TractorAli Parvin 87'Ahad Dayani 51'TehranTakht Jamshid Cup 5th
41977–78Tractor2–2Persepolis? – ?Alan Whittle – Mahmoud KhordbinTabrizTakht Jamshid Cup 5th
51978–79Tractor1–1Persepolis?Ali ParvinTabrizTakht Jamshid Cup 6th
61989–90Persepolis2–0TractorMohammad Hassan Ansarifard – Morteza Kermani Moghaddam–TehranQods League
71989–90Tractor0–0Persepolis––TabrizQods League
81991–92Tractor1–4Persepolis?Farshad Pious (4)TabrizAzadegan Cup 1st
91991–92Persepolis2–1TractorHassan Shirmohammadi – Farshad PiousAkbar ZolmajidianTehranAzadegan Cup 1st
101993–94Tractor2–1PersepolisHassan Alishiri – Habib PaknejadJamshid ShahmohammadiTabrizAzadegan Cup 3rd
111993–94Persepolis1–1TractorHamid DerakhshanAkbar ZolmajidianTehranAzadegan Cup 3rd
121994–95Tractor1–1Persepolis?Farshad PiousTabrizAzadegan Cup 4th
131994–95Persepolis2–1TractorFarshad Pious (2)?TehranAzadegan Cup 4th
141996–97Persepolis2–2TractorFarshad Pious – Mehdi Mahdavikia? – ?TehranAzadegan League 6th
151996–97Tractor2–2Persepolis? – ?Edmond Bezik – Mehdi MahdavikiaTabrizAzadegan League 6th
161997–98Tractor1–1Persepolis?Reza TorabianTabrizAzadegan League 7th
171998–99Tractor2–4PersepolisKourosh Barmak (2 p.)Esmaeil Halali (p.) – Mehdi Hasheminasab – Ali Karimi – Hamid EstiliTabrizAzadegan League 8th
181998–99Persepolis0–0Tractor––TehranAzadegan League 8th
191999–2000Tractor1–1PersepolisAfshin Peyrovani 62'(o.g.)Ali Baghmisheh 88'TabrizAzadegan League 9th
201999–2000Persepolis5–2TractorEdmond Bezik 37', 48' – Ali Karimi 65' – Behnam Seraj 78' – Mehdi Hasheminasab 82'(p.)Asadollah Tavakkoli 9' – Davoud Rostami 46'TehranAzadegan League 9th
212000–01Persepolis1–0TractorHamid Estili–TehranAzadegan League 10th
222000–01Tractor0–3Persepolis–Ali Karimi – Payan Rafat 46' – Ebrahim Asadi 78'TabrizAzadegan League 10th
232001–Nov-18Tractor0–1Persepolis–Reza JabbariTabrizIPL 1st
242002–Mar-12Persepolis2–1TractorEsmaeil Halali – Sohrab EntezariFarhad AliyariTehranIPL 1st
252009–Oct-26Persepolis2–1TractorMojtaba Zarei 65' – Hawar Mulla Mohammed 86'Farhad Kheirkhah 90+2'TehranIPL 9th
262010–Apr-16Tractor1–1PersepolisFarhad Kheirkhah 38'Hadi Norouzi 56'TabrizIPL 9th
272010–Jul–27Persepolis1–0TractorGholamreza Rezaei 46'–TehranIPL 10th
282010–Dec-09Tractor1–0PersepolisKarrar Jassim 27'(p.)–TabrizIPL 10th
292011–Dec-02Persepolis0–1Tractor–Siavash Akbarpour 65'TehranIPL 11th
302012–Apr-26Tractor4–1PersepolisFlávio Paixão 51', 64' – Farzad Hatami 58' – Mohammad Ebrahimi 66'Alireza Nourmohammadi 80'TabrizIPL 11th
312012–Dec-03Persepolis0–1Tractor–Seyed Mehdi Seyed-Salehi 77'TehranIPL 12th
322013–May-10Tractor3–1PersepolisSeyed Mehdi Seyed-Salehi 33' – Mehdi Karimian 53' – Geílson Soares 90'Reza Haghighi 70'TabrizIPL 12th
332013–Jul–24Persepolis1–0TractorSeyed Mehdi Seyed-Salehi 80'–TehranIPL 13th
342013–Nov-28Tractor1–0PersepolisKarim Ansarifard 40'–TabrizIPL 13th
352014–Sep-05Persepolis1–3TractorMohsen Bengar 39'Sosha Makani 68'(o.g.) – Édinho 85' – Saman Nariman Jahan 90+2'TehranIPL 14th
362015–Mar-08Tractor1–0PersepolisShahin Saghebi 62'–TabrizIPL 14th
372015–Sep-25Tractor0–1Persepolis–Jerry Bengtson 71'(p.)TabrizIPL 15th
382016-Mar-06Persepolis1–1TractorRamin Rezaeian 13'Mohammad Iranpourian 39'TehranIPL 15th
392016–Sep-10Tractor0–0Persepolis––TabrizIPL 16th
402017-Feb-05Persepolis3–0TractorMehdi Taremi 2' – Ramin Rezaeian 23' – Vahid Amiri 64'–TehranIPL 16th
412017–Aug-03Tractor1–2PersepolisFarzad Hatami 41'Godwin Mensha 15' – Kamal Kamyabinia 67'TabrizIPL 17th
422017–Dec-29Persepolis2–0TractorAli Alipour 45' – Kamal Kamyabinia 78'–TehranIPL 17th
432018–Nov-25Persepolis0–0Tractor––TehranIPL 18th
442019–May-1Tractor1–1PersepolisDanial Esmaeilifar 79'Kamal Kamyabinia 11'TabrizIPL 18th
452019–Aug-30Tractor1–0PersepolisEhsan Hajsafi 45+2'–TabrizIPL 19th
462020–Jan-26Persepolis2–0TractorAli Alipour 9' – Vahid Amiri 55'–TehranIPL 19th
472021–Feb-4Tractor0–1Persepolis–Seyed Jalal Hosseini 53'TabrizIPL 20th
482021–Jun-20Persepolis1–0TractorIssa Alekasir 61'–TehranIranian Super Cup
492021–Jul-26Persepolis3–1TractorMehdi Abdi 64', 90+4' – Ahmad Nourollahi 68'Peyman Babaei 54'TehranIPL 20th
502022–Jan-3Persepolis2–1TractorIssa Aleksair 10' – Siamak Nemati 55'Peyman Babaei 24'TehranIPL 21st
512022–May-19Tractor0–3Persepolis––TabrizIPL 21st [2]
522022–Oct-2Persepolis0–1Tractor–Mohammad Abbaszadeh 75'TehranIPL 22nd
532023–Mar-5Tractor2–3PersepolisMohammad Abbaszadeh 77' – 84'(p.)Mohammad Omri 18' – Mehdi Torabi 31' – Vahdat Hanonov 90+5'TabrizIPL 22nd
542023–Aug-16Tractor0–1Persepolis–Saeid Sadeghi 42'TabrizIPL 23rd
552024–Feb-21Persepolis2–0TractorIssa Alekasir 57' – Mehdi Torabi 59'–TehranIPL 23rd
562024–Aug-22Tractor1–1PersepolisShoja Khalilzadeh 60'Ayoub El Amloud 89'TabrizIPL 24th

Summary of results

AppsPersepolis winsDrawsTractor wins
League (before IPL)2210111
IPL3317610
Super Cup1100
Total56281711
PositionTeamsMatchesWinsDrawsLosesGoals
For		Goals
Against		Goal
Difference
1
Persepolis
56
28
17
11
80
49
+31
2Tractor561117284980–31

Trophies

TeamDomesticInternationalGrand Total
Iranian League Hazfi Cup Super Cup Domestic Total AFC Champions League Elite Asian Cup Winners' Cup International Total
Persepolis 16752801129
Tractor 02020002

Top goal scorers

Farshad Pious, top goalscorer of rivalry with 9 goals Farshad Pious in Azadi Stadium.jpg
Farshad Pious, top goalscorer of rivalry with 9 goals
Mohammad Abbaszadeh, Tractor's highest scorer of rivalry Abbaszade Mohammad 33.jpg
Mohammad Abbaszadeh, Tractor's highest scorer of rivalry
PositionPlayerClub(s)Goals
1 Flag of Iran.svg Farshad Pious Persepolis 9
2 Flag of Iran.svg Ali Parvin Persepolis 3
Flag of Iran.svg Edmond Bezik Persepolis
Flag of Iran.svg Ali Karimi Persepolis
Flag of Iran.svg Mehdi Seyed-Salehi 1 Tractor / Persepolis
Flag of Iran.svg Kamal Kamyabinia Persepolis
Flag of Iran.svg Mohammad Abbaszadeh Tractor
Flag of Iran.svg Issa Alekasir Persepolis

1Seyed-Salehi scored 2 goals as the Tractor player and 1 goal as the Persepolis player.

Own goals

Hat-tricks

A hat-trick is achieved when the same player scores three or more goals in one match. Listed in chronological order.

Sequence
PlayerNo. of
goals		Time of goalsRepresentingFinal
score		OpponentTournament
1. Flag of Iran.svg Farshad Pious 4?', ?', ?', ?' Persepolis 4–1 Tractor 1991–92 Azadegan League

Most successful coaches

RankHead coachClubMatchesWinDrawLostWinning rate
1 Flag of Iran.svg Ali Parvin Persepolis 1293075%
2 Flag of Iran.svg Yahya Golmohammadi Persepolis 1080280%
3 Flag of Croatia.svg Branko Ivanković Persepolis 844050%
4 Flag of Portugal.svg Toni Tractor 430175%
5 Flag of Iran.svg Amir Ghalenoei Tractor 522140%

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