en Revierderby

Revierderby
	Map of the Ruhr area including Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen
	Borussia Dortmund FC Schalke 04
Other names	Ruhr derby
Location	North Rhine-Westphalia
First meeting	3 May 1925; Schalke 4–2 Dortmund
Latest meeting	11 March 2023; Bundesliga; Schalke 2–2 Dortmund
Stadiums	Signal Iduna Park (Dortmund); Veltins-Arena (Schalke)
Statistics
Meetings total	160
Most wins	Schalke (60)
All-time series	Dortmund: 56; Drawn: 44; Schalke: 60
Largest victory	Schalke 10–0 Dortmund; (20 October 1940)

The Revierderby (pronounced [ʁeˈviːɐ̯ˌdœɐ̯biː] ^ⓘ) is the name given to any association football match between two clubs in the Ruhr region – also known in German as the Revier, a contraction of Bergbaurevier (mining area) – in North Rhine-Westphalia, but in most cases it refers to the derby between two most historically successful clubs from the region: Borussia Dortmund and FC Schalke 04. Outside Germany, it is often referred to as the Ruhr derby.

A local derby between other Ruhr teams (for example VfL Bochum, MSV Duisburg, or Rot-Weiss Essen) is often called a kleines Revierderby (minor Revier derby).

It is considered the greatest rivalry in German football.^{[citation needed]}

History and results

Fans of Borussia Dortmund at home in the Signal Iduna Park

1925–1936: The beginning

The rivalry began with a 4–2 Schalke victory on 3 May 1925. Schalke's style of play at the time was described by a newspaper of the era as a "wandering ball from man to man" in a series of short, flat passes. The Schalker Kreisel (literally: "Schalke spinning top") was born. Schalke won all three matches played in the years 1925–1927. The two teams did not meet again until the creation of the Gauliga in 1936.

Results

Schalke: 3 victories, 0 draws, 0 losses

3 May 1925: Schalke 4–2 Dortmund (in Herne)
24 October 1926: Schalke 2–0 Dortmund
16 January 1927: Dortmund 2–7 Schalke

1936–1944: Gauliga era

With the creation of the Gauliga in 1936, Dortmund developed its intense rivalry with Schalke. Schalke was the most successful German club of the era, six of the club's to date seven German Championships and one Cup victory date back to the years of 1933 to 1945. Schalke dominated the early meetings, winning 14 matches, and losing only once, with one match played to a draw. August Lenz's goal on 14 November 1943 secured Dortmund's first ever victory against Schalke.

Results

Schalke: 14 victories, 1 draw, 1 loss

Season 1936–37
- 20 December 1936: Schalke 4–1 Dortmund
- 7 March 1937: Dortmund 0–7 Schalke
Season 1937–38
- 30 January 1938: Dortmund 3–3 Schalke
- 6 March 1938: Schalke 4–0 Dortmund
Season 1938–39
- 18 September 1938: Schalke 6–0 Dortmund
- 12 March 1939: Dortmund 3–7 Schalke
Season 1939–40
- 10 December 1939: Schalke 9–0 Dortmund
- 4 February 1940: Dortmund 0–7 Schalke
Season 1940–41
- 20 October 1940: Schalke 10–0 Dortmund
- 2 February 1941: Dortmund 0–2 Schalke
Season 1941–42
- 30 November 1941: Dortmund 1–6 Schalke
- 22 March 1942: Schalke 6–1 Dortmund
Season 1942–43
- 29 November 1942: Schalke 2–0 Dortmund
- 26 December 1942: Dortmund 0–7 Schalke
Season 1943–44
- 14 November 1943: Dortmund 1–0 Schalke
- 27 February 1944: Schalke 4–1 Dortmund

1945–1947: post-war era

Dortmund win the Westphalia championship final 3–2 over Schalke, ending Schalke's domination in the region.

Results

Dortmund: 1 win, 0 draws, 0 losses

18 May 1947: Dortmund 3–2 Schalke (in Herne)

1947–1963: Oberliga era

The years 1947–63 continued to be a reversal of fortune for Dortmund, winning 9 of the first 13 Revierderbies during this era, and losing only 7 of 32 overall. Dortmund also won three Oberliga championships in these years.

Results

Dortmund: 15 wins, 10 draws, 7 losses

Season 1947–48
- 21 September 1947: Schalke 1–1 Dortmund
- 18 January 1948: Dortmund 1–0 Schalke
Season 1948–49
- 26 September 1948: Dortmund 5–2 Schalke
- 30 January 1949: Schalke 0–1 Dortmund
Season 1949–50
- 16 October 1949: Dortmund 5–1 Schalke
- 12 March 1950: Schalke 2–1 Dortmund
Season 1950–51
- 26 November 1950: Dortmund 3–0 Schalke
- 22 April 1951: Schalke 0–0 Dortmund
Season 1951–52
- 9 September 1951: Schalke 3–0 Dortmund
- 20 January 1952: Dortmund 3–0 Schalke
Season 1952–53
- 7 December 1952: Schalke 0–1 Dortmund
- 19 April 1953: Dortmund 1–0 Schalke
Season 1953–54
- 29 November 1953: Schalke 0–3 Dortmund
- 4 April 1954: Dortmund 3–4 Schalke
Season 1954–55
- 5 December 1954: Dortmund 0–0 Schalke
- 17 April 1955: Schalke 0–2 Dortmund
Season 1955–56
- 26 November 1955: Schalke 1–3 Dortmund
- 8 April 1956: Dortmund 0–2 Schalke
Season 1956–57
- 25 August 1956: Dortmund 3–2 Schalke
- 12 January 1957: Schalke 3–3 Dortmund
Season 1957–58
- 1 September 1957: Schalke 2–2 Dortmund
- 5 January 1958: Dortmund 1–1 Schalke
Season 1958–59
- 12 October 1958: Dortmund 1–3 Schalke
- 22 February 1959: Schalke 1–5 Dortmund
Season 1959–60
- 20 September 1959: Schalke 5–0 Dortmund
- 24 January 1960: Dortmund 6–3 Schalke
Season 1960–61
- 2 October 1960: Dortmund 0–0 Schalke
- 5 March 1961: Schalke 2–2 Dortmund
Season 1961–62
- 7 April 1962: Schalke 5–3 Dortmund
- 25 November 1961: Dortmund 2–2 Schalke
Season 1962–63
- 2 December 1962: Schalke 1–1 Dortmund
- 28 April 1963: Dortmund 1–0 Schalke

1963–present: Bundesliga and German Cup era

The creation of the Bundesliga in 1963 began with Dortmund continuing their winning ways, by taking 8 of the first 10 meetings.

Schalke's 1–0 victory on 20 April 1968, saw the return of Schalke's fortune and the fall of Dortmund. After Dortmund's 0–3 defeat on 4 March 1972, and subsequent relegation from the league, the teams did not play each other again until 1975.

After Dortmund's return to the Bundesliga, Lothar Huber's goal in the 87th minute on 5 November 1977 gave Dortmund their first victory over Schalke in nearly ten years. The following years belonged to Dortmund, winning eleven matches to Schalke's six, culminating in a 3–2 victory in a German Cup match on 9 December 1988. Schalke's relegation after the 1987–88 season resulted in these teams not playing again until the 1991–92 campaign.

Schalke's next Revierderby was remarkable. With Schalke managing only three goals in their first four matches after returning to the Bundesliga, Dortmund seemed assured of continuing their success. On 24 August 1991, in front of over 70,000 fans, former Dortmund midfielder Ingo Anderbrügge scored in the 2nd minute to put Schalke ahead 1–0. However, Dortmund equalized in the 36th and the 1st half finished with the scored tied 1–1. In the 2nd half, Schalke exploded, stunning Dortmund 5–2. Dortmund's overall success that season eclipsed the defeat, winning the next Revierderby 2–0, and finishing the league in second place that year, tied in points, but losing out to VfB Stuttgart on goal differential.

The following years saw Schalke holding a slim advantage since 1991, winning 11, drawing 14, and losing 8 of the matches. Despite Schalke's recent Revierderby success, including losing only five derbies since 1999 (until 14. April 2012), Dortmund holds the advantage in overall success during this era, winning five Bundesliga championships (1994–95, 1995–96, 2001–02, 2010–11 and 2011–12), one German Cup (2012), one UEFA Champions League competition (1997), and one Intercontinental Cup (1997) since 1995, while Schalke won the UEFA Cup once (1997) and the German Cup three times (2001, 2002 and 2011).

Recent years have seen the first-ever Bundesliga derby aired live on free TV (January 2004, shown on ARD), as well as two famous Dortmund victories. One of these, in 2005, ended a nearly seven-year undefeated streak for Schalke in the derby, while the other, in May 2007, took on almost traumatic proportions, as Schalke lost the derby and the league lead, which they had held for three months, on the penultimate day of the season in Dortmund. After each of these victories, Borussia Dortmund took the unprecedented step of selling specially-decorated replica shirts to commemorate the occasion. In 2008, Dortmund fan groups celebrated Schalke's fifty years without a league title.

Results in Bundesliga

Overall, Dortmund leads the Bundesliga series with 36 wins, 30 draws, and 32 losses.

  Dortmund Win
  Schalke Win
  Draw

Schalke in Bundesliga at home

Date	Venue	Score	Attendance
7 September 1963	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	3–1	38,000
26 September 1964	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	2–6	40,000
18 September 1965	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	2–3	40,000
29 April 1967	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	1–4	32,000
20 April 1968	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	1–0	38,000
14 September 1968	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	4–1	35,000
31 January 1970	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	1–1	33,000
27 February 1971	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	0–0	30,000
11 September 1971	Glückauf-Kampfbahn	1–0	35,000
21 May 1977	Parkstadion	4–2	70,600
1 April 1978	Parkstadion	0–2	62,000
25 November 1978	Parkstadion	5–1	40,000
21 February 1980	Parkstadion	2–2	50,000
6 September 1982	Parkstadion	1–2	38,000
5 March 1983	Parkstadion	1–2	35,000
1 June 1985	Parkstadion	3–1	42,000
10 December 1985	Parkstadion	6–1	27,000
20 September 1986	Parkstadion	2–1	44,500
26 March 1988	Parkstadion	3–0	32,300
24 August 1991	Parkstadion	5–2	70,200
27 February 1993	Parkstadion	0–0	70,200
15 August 1993	Parkstadion	1–0	65,000
8 April 1995	Parkstadion	0–0	70,925
28 October 1995	Parkstadion	1–2	70,960
2 November 1996	Parkstadion	1–3	71,021
9 August 1997	Parkstadion	1–0	68,200
5 May 1999	Parkstadion	1–1	61,700
15 December 1999	Parkstadion	0–0	52,420
24 February 2001	Parkstadion	0–0	62,109
15 September 2001	Arena AufSchalke	1–0	60,204
22 February 2003	Arena AufSchalke	2–2	60,878
2 August 2003	Arena AufSchalke	2–2	61,014
14 May 2005	Arena AufSchalke	1–2	61,524
4 February 2006	Veltins-Arena	0–0	61,524
10 December 2006	Veltins-Arena	3–1	61,482
18 August 2007	Veltins-Arena	4–1	60,482
20 February 2009	Veltins-Arena	1–1	61,673
26 February 2010	Veltins-Arena	2–1	60,673
19 September 2010	Veltins-Arena	1–3	60,069
14 April 2012	Veltins-Arena	1–2	61,673
9 March 2013	Veltins-Arena	2–1	61,673
26 October 2013	Veltins-Arena	1–3	61,673
27 September 2014	Veltins-Arena	2–1	61,153
10 April 2016	Veltins-Arena	2–2	61,670
1 April 2017	Veltins-Arena	1–1	62,271
15 April 2018	Veltins-Arena	2–0	61,786
8 December 2018	Veltins-Arena	1–2	61,767
26 October 2019	Veltins-Arena	0–0	61,873
20 February 2021	Veltins-Arena	0–4	0^[a]
11 March 2023	Veltins-Arena	2–2	61,571

Matches	Schalke wins	Draws	Dortmund wins
50	20	16	14

^ Match was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dortmund in Bundesliga at home

Date	Venue	Score	Attendance
25 January 1964	Rote Erde	3–0	34,000
13 February 1965	Rote Erde	4–0	33,000
26 February 1966	Rote Erde	7–0	25,000
12 November 1966	Rote Erde	6–2	43,000
5 November 1967	Rote Erde	2–1	27,000
11 March 1969	Rote Erde	0–1	38,000
6 September 1969	Rote Erde	1–1	39,000
12 September 1970	Rote Erde	1–2	40,000
4 March 1972	Rote Erde	0–3	38,000
11 December 1976	Westfalenstadion	2–2	54,000
5 November 1977	Westfalenstadion	2–1	53,700
19 May 1979	Westfalenstadion	2–0	45,000
3 November 1979	Westfalenstadion	2–1	54,000
21 February 1981	Westfalenstadion	2–2	50,000
18 September 1982	Westfalenstadion	2–0	50,000
1 December 1984	Westfalenstadion	4–1	41,000
22 April 1986	Westfalenstadion	1–1	34,000
11 April 1987	Westfalenstadion	1–0	49,000
19 September 1987	Westfalenstadion	4–1	44,000
15 February 1992	Westfalenstadion	2–0	52,800
22 August 1992	Westfalenstadion	0–2	43,000
3 December 1993	Westfalenstadion	1–1	42,400
8 October 1994	Westfalenstadion	3–2	42,800
13 April 1996	Westfalenstadion	0–0	42,400
3 May 1997	Westfalenstadion	1–0	55,000
19 December 1997	Westfalenstadion	2–2	55,000
14 November 1998	Westfalenstadion	3–0	69,000
13 May 2000	Westfalenstadion	1–1	68,600
23 September 2000	Westfalenstadion	0–4	68,600
16 February 2002	Westfalenstadion	1–1	68,600
14 September 2002	Westfalenstadion	1–1	68,600
30 January 2004	Westfalenstadion	0–1	83,000
5 December 2004	Westfalenstadion	0–1	83,000
13 August 2005	Westfalenstadion	1–2	80,708
12 May 2007	Signal Iduna Park	2–0	81,264
10 February 2008	Signal Iduna Park	2–3	80,708
13 September 2008	Signal Iduna Park	3–3	80,552
26 September 2009	Signal Iduna Park	0–1	80,720
4 February 2011	Signal Iduna Park	0–0	80,552
26 November 2011	Signal Iduna Park	2–0	80,720
20 October 2012	Signal Iduna Park	1–2	80,645
25 March 2014	Signal Iduna Park	0–0	77,600
28 February 2015	Signal Iduna Park	3–0	79,500
8 November 2015	Signal Iduna Park	3–2	79,956
29 October 2016	Signal Iduna Park	0–0	80,179
25 November 2017	Signal Iduna Park	4–4	80,179
27 April 2019	Signal Iduna Park	2–4	80,196
16 May 2020	Signal Iduna Park	4–0	0^[a]
24 October 2020	Signal Iduna Park	3–0	300^[b]
17 September 2022	Signal Iduna Park	1–0	81,100

Matches	Dortmund wins	Draws	Schalke wins
50	23	15	12

^ Match was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
^ Match was played with limited attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Results in cup matches

Date	Venue	Home team	Score	Competition	Round	Attendance
18 October 1975	Parkstadion	Schalke	2–1	DFB-Pokal	2nd Round	65,000
13 October 1984	Westfalenstadion	Dortmund	1–1 ^(aet)	DFB-Pokal	2nd Round	37,000
31 October 1984	Parkstadion	Schalke	3–2	DFB-Pokal	2nd Round replay	45,000
10 December 1988	Parkstadion	Schalke	2–3	DFB-Pokal	Round of 16	47,300
23 September 1998	Westfalenstadion	Dortmund	1–0 ^(aet)	DFB-Pokal	2nd Round	60,000
29 November 2000	Parkstadion	Schalke	2–1	DFB-Pokal	Round of 16	58,400
17 July 2001	Nattenberg-Stadion	Neutral	2–1	DFB-Ligapokal	Semi-finals	15,300
23 July 2011	Veltins-Arena	Schalke	0–0 ^(4–3p)	DFL-Supercup	Final	61,673

Statistics

Overall match statistics

As of 11 March 2023

Competition	Years	Matches	Wins		Draws	Goals
Competition	Years	Matches	Schalke	Dortmund	Draws	Schalke	Dortmund
Bundesliga	1963–present	100	32	37	31	139	161
Oberliga West	1947–1963	32	7	15	10	46	63
Gauliga Westfalen	1936–1944	16	14	1	1	84	11
DFB-Pokal	1975–2000	6	3	2	1	10	9
DFL-Supercup	2011	1	0	0	1	0	0
DFL-Ligapokal	2001	1	1	0	0	2	1
Other matches	1925–1927, 1947	4	3	1	0	15	7
Competitive matches		160	60	56	44	296	252
Friendlies	1926–2006	24	11	9	4	46	35
Total		184	71	65	48	342	287

Head-to-head ranking in Bundesliga

P.	63 64	64 65	65 66	66 67	67 68	68 69	69 70	70 71	71 72	72 73	73 74	74 75	75 76	76 77	77 78	78 79	79 80	80 81	81 82	82 83	83 84	84 85	85 86	86 87	87 88	88 89	89 90	90 91	91 92	92 93	93 94	94 95	95 96	96 97	97 98	98 99	99 00	00 01	01 02	02 03	03 04	04 05	05 06	06 07	07 08	08 09	09 10	10 11	11 12	12 13	13 14	14 15	15 16	16 17	17 18	18 19	19 20	20 21	21 22	22 23	23 24
1																																1	1						1									1	1
2			2						2					2															2									2				2		2			2			2	2		2		2	2	2		2	2
3		3		3																													3	3				3		3					3				3		3			3				3
4	4																							4			4			4	4					4							4							4					4
5							5																												5				5								5						5								5
6								6					6				6		6																						6					6						6
7						7					7	7						7		7						7														7	7	7	7									7
8	8													8			8					8																								8
9							9								9																													9
10																							10					10		10					10	10																		10
11															11														11			11					11
12																12																		12																							12
13								13													13			13	13												13								13
14			14		14																	14									14																	14								14
15				15	15					15						15
16		16				16														16			16
17									17									17																																										17
18																									18																																	18

• Total: Dortmund with 33 higher finishes, Schalke with 16 (as of end of 2023–24 season).

Player records

Record	Schalke		Dortmund
Most overall appearances	Klaus Fichtel	25	Michael Zorc	26
Most Bundesliga appearances	Klaus Fichtel	24	Roman Weidenfeller	24
Most overall goals	Ernst Kuzorra	16	Lothar Emmerich	11
Most Bundesliga goals	Five players^[a]	5	Lothar Emmerich	10
Most Bundesliga wins	Klaus Fichtel	9	Michael Zorc	10

^ Gerhard Kleppinger, Kevin Kuranyi, Olaf Thon, Klaus Fischer and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

Notable matches

First meeting: 3 May 1925 (Schalke 4–2 Dortmund)
First Schalke victory: 3 May 1925 (Schalke 4–2 Dortmund)
First match played to a draw: 30 January 1938 (Dortmund 3–3 Schalke)
Most goals (both teams): 12 March 1939 (Dortmund 3–7 Schalke)
Most goals for Schalke: 20 October 1940 (Schalke 10–0 Dortmund)
First Dortmund victory: 14 November 1943 (Dortmund 1–0 Schalke)
First scoreless match: 22 April 1951 (Schalke 0–0 Dortmund)
Most goals for Dortmund: 26 February 1966 (Dortmund 7–0 Schalke)^[1]
Schalke's return: 24 August 1991 (Schalke 5–2 Dortmund)^[2]
Lehmann's miracle goal: 19 December 1997 (Dortmund 2–2 Schalke)^[3]
Last minute Dortmund disappointment: 30 January 2004 (Dortmund 0–1 Schalke)^[4]
End of Schalke's streak: 14 May 2005 (Schalke 1–2 Dortmund)^[5]
Schalke's championship dream falls apart: 12 May 2007 (Dortmund 2–0 Schalke)^[6]
Dortmund turns a 0–3 into a 3–3 during the last 21 minutes: 13 September 2008 (Dortmund 3–3 Schalke)
Schalke turns a 0–4 after 25 minutes into a 4–4: 25 November 2017 (Dortmund 4–4 Schalke)^[7]
Dortmund title hopes dented and incurs 2 red cards: 27 April 2019 (Dortmund 2–4 Schalke)^[8]
The first Bundesliga match to return from the enforced COVID-19 break: 16 May 2020 (Dortmund 4–0 Schalke)^[9]

Honours

Competition	Schalke	Dortmund
German champions	7	8
DFB-Pokal	5	5
DFL-Supercup	1	6
DFL-Ligapokal	1	0
UEFA Champions League	0	1
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	0	1
UEFA Cup	1	0
Intercontinental Cup	0	1
Total	15	22

Players who played for both clubs

Dortmund, then Schalke

1977: Manfred Ritschel (via Kickers Offenbach, then 1. FC Kaiserslautern)
1981: Theo Bücker (via MSV Duisburg, then Al-Ittihad)
1982: Werner Lorant (via Rot-Weiss Essen, 1. FC Saarbrücken and Eintracht Frankfurt)
1986: Jürgen Wegmann (then back to Dortmund in 1989, after Bayern Munich)
1988: Ingo Anderbrügge
1995: Marco Kurz
2000: Andreas Möller
2010: Christoph Metzelder (via Real Madrid)
2013: Felipe Santana
2013: Kevin-Prince Boateng (via Portsmouth, then Milan)

Schalke, then Dortmund

1965: Reinhard Libuda (then back to Schalke in 1968)
1975: Gerd Kasperski (via Preußen Münster, Arminia Bielefeld and Hannover 96)
1978: Peter Endrulat (via SpVgg Erkenschwick)
1979: Norbert Dörmann
1979: Paul Holz (via VfL Bochum, Hannover 96 and VfL Bochum again)
1980: Jürgen Sobieray (via DSC Wanne-Eickel)
1980: Rüdiger Abramczik (then back to Schalke in 1987, after 1. FC Nürnberg, Galatasaray S.K. and Rot-Weiß Oberhausen)
1980: Rolf Rüssmann
1983: Ulrich Bittcher
1987: Gerhard Kleppinger
1993: Steffen Freund
1995: Harald Schumacher (via Fenerbahçe, then Bayern Munich)
1999: Jens Lehmann (via Milan)
2008: Tamás Hajnal (via Sint-Truidense, 1. FC Kaiserslautern and Karlsruher SC)

From Dortmund to Schalke	5
From Dortmund to another club before Schalke	5
Total	10
From Schalke to Dortmund	7
From Schalke to another club before Dortmund	7
Total	14
Total switches	24

Other revierderbies

Match statistics in Bundesliga (as of end of 2023–24 season)

	VfL Bochum				MSV Duisburg				RW Essen				RW Oberhausen				Wattenscheid 09
	Pld	W	D	L	Pld	W	D	L	Pld	W	D	L	Pld	W	D	L	Pld	W	D	L
Schalke 04	60	34	11	15	54	20	12	22	14	8	5	1	8	5	1	2	6	2	2	2
Borussia Dortmund	66	26	23	17	48	24	13	11	8	5	3	0	6	4	1	1	8	5	3	0

References

^ "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 1965/1966 - 23. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund | Bundesliga 1991/1992 - 5. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 1997/1998 - 20. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 2003/2004 - 18. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund | Bundesliga 2004/2005 - 33. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 2006/2007 - 33. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.
^ "Bundesliga: Schalke come back to earn 4-4 derby draw against Borussia Dortmund | DW | 25.11.2017". DW.COM.
^ "Sancho hit by lighter as Dortmund lose". BBC Sport. 27 April 2019 – via bbc.com.
^ Veth, Manuel. "Borussia Dortmund Win Revierderby As Bundesliga Returns From COVID-19 Break". Forbes.

External links

Dortmund vs. Schalke page on footballderbies.com
FC Schalke 04 official team site (in German, English, Russian, Japanese and Chinese)
Borussia Dortmund official team site (in German, English and Japanese)
German football statistics and information (in German)

[1] Match was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[2] Match was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[3] Match was played with limited attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[4] Gerhard Kleppinger, Kevin Kuranyi, Olaf Thon, Klaus Fischer and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

[5] "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 1965/1966 - 23. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[6] "FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund | Bundesliga 1991/1992 - 5. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[7] "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 1997/1998 - 20. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[8] "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 2003/2004 - 18. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[9] "FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund | Bundesliga 2004/2005 - 33. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[10] "Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04 | Bundesliga 2006/2007 - 33. Spieltag". Fussballdaten.

[11] "Bundesliga: Schalke come back to earn 4-4 derby draw against Borussia Dortmund | DW | 25.11.2017". DW.COM.

[12] "Sancho hit by lighter as Dortmund lose". BBC Sport. 27 April 2019 – via bbc.com.

[13] Veth, Manuel. "Borussia Dortmund Win Revierderby As Bundesliga Returns From COVID-19 Break". Forbes.

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Agama	Bahasa	Biografi	Budaya	Ekonomi	Elektronika
Film	Filsafat	Geografi	Indonesia	Ilmu	Lingkungan
Masyarakat	Matematika	Militer	Mitologi	Musik	Olahraga
Pendidikan	Politik	Sastra	Sejarah	Seni	Teknologi

Revierderby

History and results

1925–1936: The beginning

Results

1936–1944: Gauliga era

Results

1945–1947: post-war era

Results

1947–1963: Oberliga era

Results

1963–present: Bundesliga and German Cup era

Results in Bundesliga

Results in cup matches

Statistics

Overall match statistics

Head-to-head ranking in Bundesliga

Player records

Notable matches

Honours

Players who played for both clubs

Other revierderbies

References

External links

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