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Fort Lauderdale–Tampa Bay rivalry

The Fort Lauderdale–Tampa Bay rivalry, also known as the Florida Derby, refers to the suspended soccer rivalry that most recently involved the Fort Lauderdale Strikers and the Tampa Bay Rowdies, both of whom played in the North American Soccer League through the 2016 season.[1][6][7][8] Over the years the rivalry has spanned more than one hundred matches across eight soccer leagues and several tournaments, and involved nine different teams from the two regions of Florida.[3] At times it has involved players, coaches, management and fans.[9][10][11][12] Even the press has fanned the rivalry's flames at times.[9][13] From 2010 through 2014, the winner of the regular season series automatically won the Coastal Cup as well.[3][2][14] The status of the rivalry beyond 2016 remains unclear because the Rowdies have since joined the United Soccer League, while the Strikers ongoing ownership and legal battles of 2016 and 2017 have left them defunct.[15]

Ft. Lauderdale Strikers – Tampa Bay Rowdies Rivalry
Rowdies' supporters' match tickets from 1978, including the Florida Derby (top-left)
Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Other namesFlorida Derby,[1]
Coastal Cup[2]
LocationFlorida
TeamsFort Lauderdale Strikers vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies
(see History sec. for prev. teams)
First meetingJune 6, 1975[3][4][5]
Latest meetingSeptember 24, 2016
FtL 1–4 TB
Next meetingunknown
Statistics
Meetings total
  • Official: 87
  • All-time: 115
Most wins
  • Official: Tampa Bay (44)
  • All-time: Tampa Bay (64)
All-time series
  • Official: 44–39–4 (TB)
  • All-time: 64–45–6 (TB)
Regular season seriesLeague: 41–37–4 (TB)
Cup: 1–1–0 (tied)
Postseason resultsAll-time: *3–1–0 (TB)
*includes playoff mini-game
Largest victoryFtL 5–0 TB (August 31, 1983),
TB 0–5 FtL (August 23, 1992)

Statistics

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As of August 13, 2017

Competition Matches Wins Draws
Tampa Bay Fort Lauderdale
NASL (1975–1983) 25 14 11 0
ASL (1988–1989) 6 2 4 0
APSL (1990–1993) 14 5 9 0
MLS (1998–2001) 12 5 7 0
D2 Pro League (2010) 4 1 0 3
NASL (2011–2016) 21 14 6 1
Totals -League 82 41 37 4
NASL playoffs 4 3 1 0
Professional Cup 1 1 0 0
US Open Cup 1 0 1 0
Totals -Tournament 6 4 2 0
NASL indoor (1979–1983)[16] 10 9 1 0
friendlies (all formats) 17 10 5 2
All-time Totals 115 64 45 6

History

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The original Tampa Bay Rowdies played at Tampa Stadium throughout the original NASL era.

Early history (Miami vs. Tampa Bay)

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The Florida Derby can trace its roots to June 6, 1975,[3][17] when the upstart Tampa Bay Rowdies first played the Miami Toros in the original North American Soccer League. The Toros had finished the previous season as league runners-up, while the Rowdies were just an expansion team. The makings of a rivalry were there from the start, as the two squads came into the match tied for the best record in the league.[18] Four minutes into that first-ever meeting, an on-field brawl[19][20] erupted and two players were sent off.[21][22] The accusations of foul play by both clubs continued throughout the season every time they played.[23][24] This all came to head when they wound up meeting in the semi-finals of the NASL playoffs.[25] The Rowdies coolly dispatched the Toros 3–0, en route to the Soccer Bowl '75 title.[25] The two squads played six times over those first two years, including the one playoff match. The Toros' fortunes waned in 1976[26] and the franchise eventually moved to Fort Lauderdale to become the Strikers.[27] It was then that the rivalry really began to take shape.[28]

Original NASL

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The Rowdies and the original Fort Lauderdale Strikers first met in an indoor friendly on February 27, 1977[29] after the Miami Toros had moved to Fort Lauderdale and changed their name.[30][31] It was around the time of their first outdoor meeting on May 7, 1977, that the term "Florida Derby" first appeared in local media reports.[4] As NASL franchises they faced each other over 40 times, including 20 regular season games, 2 playoff games, 1 playoff mini-game,[32] 5 friendlies, 12 times indoors[33] and several reserve squad matches.[34][35] During the 1983 NASL Grand Prix of Indoor Soccer, they also met in the finals of a $5,000 shoot-out challenge (which Tampa Bay won).[36] The intrastate rivalry appeared to have run its course following the 1983 outdoor season, when the Strikers moved to Minnesota for the 1984 NASL season.[37]

Interleague match

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To fill the Strikers' void, a new team in a new league began play at Lockhart Stadium in 1984. The team was the Fort Lauderdale Sun and the league was the United Soccer League. The Sun were owned by former Striker, Ronnie Sharp, and the roster featured 14 NASL veterans, eight of whom were ex-Strikers, including Teófilo Cubillas, Curtis Leeper, Colin Fowles, and player–coach Keith Weller. With so many NASL connections, it was not surprising that the Rowdies and Sun met for a friendly on June 27, with more matches planned for the future.[38][39] Once again the rivalries flames were stoked by Rowdies' coach, Rodney Marsh. In his post-match comments, while praising the Sun squad he added that the Fort Lauderdale fans were "still ignorant."[40] The NASL even considered merging with the USL for the 1985 season before finally folding.[41] Alas, the beleaguered new league also ceased operations in 1985, only six match days into its second season.[42]

Post-NASL years

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Four years later, the same Rowdies franchise and a new incarnation of the Strikers, were playing one another in the D2, American Soccer League.[43] After two years both teams joined the newly formed American Professional Soccer League. During this era the two clubs would meet up twenty-one times, including the 1992 Professional Cup semi-finals. In 1992 the two clubs also staged an NASL reunion match to benefit a local charity.[44] This era of the derby continued through the 1993 season, after which the original Rowdies folded. The Strikers of that time lasted only one more year themselves, before closing up shop as well.[43]

MLS era

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The rivalry's fourth phase came to be in 1998 when the newly formed Miami Fusion joined the Tampa Bay Mutiny in Major League Soccer.[3][45] Although their name implied they were based in Miami, the Fusion's home games were played in Ft. Lauderdale at Lockhart Stadium. Several of the derby's players from previous eras, such as Ray Hudson, Thomas Rongen, Perry Van der Beck, Eddie Austin, Farrukh Quarishi, Ivan McKinley and Nick Sakiewicz, ultimately found themselves employed by these MLS clubs. Hudson, who provided the Fusion's broadcast color commentary and later coached them, was one of the most vocal advocates of the rivalry's continuance during this era.[46] Even the "Florida Derby" moniker was resurrected, despite neither team being directly linked to their footballing forebears.[47][48] These two sides met only seventeen times, as both squads were contracted before the 2002 MLS season, thus putting the regional battle on ice once again.

The rivalry between current Florida MLS sides Inter Miami CF and Orlando City SC has also unofficially been called the "Florida Derby", among other names.

New NASL and beyond

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FC Tampa Bay moved into the Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg in 2011, becoming the "Rowdies" prior to the 2012 season.

In 2010 the rivalry rose from the ashes yet again into its most recent form, as FC Tampa Bay (licensing issues kept them from using the Rowdies name and logo until December 2011)[49] and Miami FC (playing out of Fort Lauderdale) joined the North American Soccer League conference of the USSF Division 2 Professional League.[50][51] One year later the new NASL became the USSF's sole sanctioned D2 League and Miami FC re-branded themselves as the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.[52][53] In doing so they became the fourth club to bear that historic name. As of the 2016 NASL season the current versions of the Rowdies and Strikers have played twenty-eight times, including two friendlies and once in the second round of the U.S. Open Cup.[54][55] In 2010 the term "Florida Derby" again resurfaced in the media as a reference to the regional rivalry.[1][50][56] From 2010 until 2014 the winner of the season series also automatically laid claim to the Coastal Cup.[3] The Rowdies won the first four,[2][57] and the Strikers captured their first Coastal Cup in 2014.[58][59] In 2015 and 2016 however, the Coastal Cup expanded to include two Florida-based NASL expansion teams, Jacksonville Armada FC and the new Miami FC.[60]

The Rowdies departed from the NASL in October 2016, and began play in the United Soccer League in 2017.[61] That coupled with the filing of a lawsuit by Tampa Bay owner, Bill Edwards, in November 2016 to gain control of the Strikers because of unpaid debts, cast a huge shadow over the short-term future of the rivalry. Fort Lauderdale opted not to field a team in 2017, although the franchise still existed on paper.

In 2020, The Miami FC joined the Rowdies in the United Soccer League, creating an alternative version of the rivalry.[Link]

Lawsuit of 2016–17

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The last Fort Lauderdale Strikers team ended their days in Lauderhill at Central Broward Regional Park, playing their final season in 2016.

The rivalry began a bizarre chapter in November 2016 when Tampa Bay owner, Bill Edwards, filed a complaint in Pinellas County, Florida against the Strikers' holding company, Miami FC, LLC, over money loaned to the struggling club. In his suit Edwards claimed that they had failed to pay him back $300,000 in loans. Edwards is seeking damages and foreclosure on Fort Lauderdale's assets in the lawsuit. A signed promissory note details that the collateral the team put up to secure the loans included the team's patents, copyrights, trademarks, rights to use of the name "Fort Lauderdale Strikers" along with other tangible assets. Although the league was also named in the suit, he is only seeking a judgement from the Strikers.

The suit alleged that Edwards entered into a loan agreement with Strikers' ownership in July 2016, by transferring $450,000 to his team's cross-state rivals via his own company, Marketing Solutions Publications. A few weeks later his company made an additional loan of $120,000. Court records for the case imply that shortly after that, both parties agreed to an amendment to the original deal in which the Strikers were released from the initial $450,000 loan and Edwards agreed to loan them another $120,000. The new amendment specified that Fort Lauderdale's total debt would not surpass the $240,000 already owed, but according to Edwards’ complaint, he agreed to wire another $80,000 to the Strikers on September 2 because the team lacked sufficient funds to host a match against the New York Cosmos the next day.[62]

In May 2017 Edwards was awarded a summary judgement in the case, and after a June 20 public sale, he gained full control of the copyrights, trademarks and any rights to the use of the name "Fort Lauderdale Strikers" or any variation for $5,100.[63][64][65] Edwards has not yet announced what he plans to do with the Strikers brand going forward.

New Era in Women's Soccer

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A version of this rivalry will begin in 2024 when USL Super League clubs Fort Lauderdale United FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC start their play in the women's league.

Records

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Lockhart Stadium in Fort Lauderdale has hosted 44 derbies, having been home to five different sides, the Strikers (NASL), Fort Lauderdale Sun, Strikers (APSL), Miami Fusion, and Miami FC.

As of October 2016, Lockhart Stadium in Fort Lauderdale has hosted the most matches with 44. In a distant second place, Tampa Stadium served as the venue of record on 26 occasions, followed by the Rowdies' current home of Al Lang Stadium, with 13 games. The largest crowd to ever attend this derby was 41,102 and occurred on June 23, 1979, at Tampa Stadium. On June 8, 1980, a crowd of 18,223 fans packed into Lockhart Stadium, representing the largest crowd in a South Florida edition of the derby. Both of those matches saw the visitors win, 2–1, in overtime. The lowest attended official games in the derby's history were both cup matches. The 1992 Professional Cup semifinal drew in only 356 fans to a rain-soaked Tampa Stadium on September 4, 1992, while their second round tie in the U.S. Open Cup, also in the rain, brought out a feeble 972 to Lockhart on June 22, 2012. All-time to date, 22 matches in this derby have reached the end regulation time with the teams level on goals, but only 6 ended in a draw. The other 16 games used Extra Time, Golden Goal, Penalty Kick shoot-outs or NASL style shoot-outs to determine a winner. Among these tied matches, the Fort Lauderdale-based clubs hold a sizable edge of 10 wins, 5 draws, and 6 losses. The Miami Fusion had won a 1998 preseason friendly in a shootout, but MLS officials later declared the match a draw because the Fusion inadvertently used two players in the shootout who had already been substituted out during kept time.[66]

Although other Florida teams, including the Jacksonville Teamen, Orlando Lions and Miami Sharks/Freedom among others, have played against several of these clubs from Tampa Bay and Fort Lauderdale, for whatever reason none has ever been able to match their intensity level on a regular basis.

Supporters

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Back in the rivalry's early days, the cheers were led by the "Fannies" in Tampa Bay,[67] while "Striker Likers" filled the stands in Fort Lauderdale.[68][69][70] Each side regularly made claims about the rudeness of the other's fans, such as being jeered at, pelted with rocks, spit on, doused with sodas or even chased down and attacked whenever visiting one another's domain.[71][72][73] The rivalry between these supporters has earned points for truly creative ugliness of a kind not normally seen in American soccer. At one point, things quite literally got downright rank: During a match in Tampa in 1981, a couple of rotting fish, decked out (presumably by Rowdies fans) in the Strikers' red, yellow and black, were tossed up on the Ft. Lauderdale goal netting for all to smell.[74][75]

Today the heart of the rivalry between the two sides exists primarily with the two clubs' supporter groups. Most recently, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers have been supported by the groups Miami Ultras[76] and Flight 19.[77][78] The Rowdies are supported by Ralph's Mob, an independent supporters association that alludes to "Ralph Rowdie"—the mascot in the original Rowdies logo.[79][80]

Past results

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NASL (1975–1976): Rowdies vs. Miami Toros

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The first game of the rivalry was held at the Miami Orange Bowl, home to the Miami Toros.
Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
June 6, 1975 Miami Orange Bowl 0–1 NASL Regular Season 14,259 [81]
June 11, 1975 Tampa Stadium 0–2 NASL Regular Season 18,654 [82]
July 23, 1975 Tampa Stadium 5–1 NASL Regular Season 11,415 [24]
August 16, 1975 Tampa Stadium 3–0 NASL Playoff Semi-finals 22,710 [83]
July 2, 1976 Tamiami Stadium 1–2 NASL Regular Season 3,500 (est.) [84][85][86]
July 24, 1976 Tampa Stadium 4–1 NASL Regular Season 15,951 [87]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Miami Toros wins
5 0 1

NASL (1977–1983): Rowdies vs. Strikers

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Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
May 7, 1977 Tampa Stadium 1–0 NASL Regular Season 24,753 [88]
July 1, 1977 Lockhart Stadium 3–2 NASL Regular Season 9,325 [89]
March 4, 1978 Dade North Stadium 2–0 NASL Friendly 3,248 [90][91][92]
June 17, 1978 Tampa Stadium 3–2(OT) NASL Regular Season 22,506 [93][94]
July 17, 1978 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 NASL reserve squads 500 (est.) [34]
July 26, 1978 Lockhart Stadium 1–2 NASL Regular Season 15,094 [95][96]
August 20, 1978 Lockhart Stadium 3–2 NASL Playoff Semifinal, Game 1 16,286 [97][98]
August 23, 1978 Tampa Stadium 3–1 NASL Playoff Semifinal, Game 2 37,249 [99]
August 23, 1978 Tampa Stadium 1–0(SO) NASL Playoff Semifinal, Mini-game (37,249) [100]
April 28, 1979 Lockhart Stadium 1–2 NASL Regular Season 16,668 [101]
June 23, 1979 Tampa Stadium 1–2(OT) NASL Regular Season 41,102 [102]
September 14, 1979 Tampa Stadium 3–0 Rodney Marsh Testimonial 20,655 [103]
June 8, 1980 Lockhart Stadium 1–2(OT) NASL Regular Season 18,223 [104][105]
August 2, 1980 Tampa Stadium 1–0 NASL Regular Season 40,368 [106]
May 16, 1981 Tampa Stadium 1–0(SO) NASL Regular Season 24,102 [107]
May 20, 1981 Lockhart Stadium 3–2(OT) NASL Regular Season 14,144 [108]
August 9, 1981 Lockhart Stadium 1–0 NASL Regular Season 15,113 [72]
August 16, 1981 Tampa Stadium 3–2 NASL Regular Season 25,650 [109]
April 10, 1982 Tampa Stadium 2–3 NASL Regular Season 25,390 [110]
May 5, 1982 Lockhart Stadium 2–3 NASL Regular Season 15,205 [111]
June 9, 1982 Tampa Stadium 4–2 NASL Regular Season 15,211 [112]
July 31, 1982 Tampa Stadium 1–3 Sunshine International Series 21,220 [113]
August 18, 1982 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 NASL Regular Season 11,426 [114]
April 5, 1983 Florida Citrus Bowl 2–1 NASL Friendly 1,100 [115][116][117]
April 16, 1983 Lockhart Stadium 1–2(OT) NASL Friendly 8,152 [118]
June 4, 1983 Lockhart Stadium 4–3 NASL Regular Season 11,047 [119][120]
July 9, 1983 Tampa Stadium 2–3 NASL Regular Season 8,319 [121]
August 24, 1983 Tampa Stadium 1–2 NASL Regular Season 5,780 [122]
August 31, 1983 Lockhart Stadium 5–0 NASL Regular Season 7,024 [123]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Ft. Lauderdale wins
15 0 14

NASL Indoor (1977–1983): Rowdies vs. Strikers

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It is readily acknowledged that indoor soccer is a different sport than association football. These matches are included as part of the all-time rivalry due to the fact that they were sanctioned by the NASL and contested by players under contract for the two NASL franchises at the time.

 
The Strikers played indoor soccer at the Hollywood Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines in the 1980–81 season.
Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
February 27, 1977 Bayfront Center 9–8 NASL Indoor Friendly 5,016 [29]
January 27, 1979 Bayfront Center 6–4 NASL Budweiser Invitational 6,342 [124]
November 27, 1979 West Palm Beach Auditorium 4–6 NASL Indoor Regular Season 2,834 [125][126]
January 12, 1980 Bayfront Center 6–5 NASL Indoor Regular Season 6,243 [127]
February 6, 1980 West Palm Beach Auditorium 8–10 NASL Indoor Regular Season 1,468 [128]
December 19, 1980 Hollywood Sportatorium 5–12 NASL Indoor Regular Season 1,673 [129]
December 23, 1980 Bayfront Center 7–4 NASL Indoor Regular Season 5,063 [130][131]
February 7, 1981 Bayfront Center 7–4 NASL Indoor Regular Season 5,545 [132]
February 12, 1981 Hollywood Sportatorium 8–7(OT) NASL Indoor Regular Season 1,688 [133]
February 5, 1983 Bayfront Center 10–6 NASL Indoor Grand Prix 5,545 [134]
February 11, 1983 Tulsa Fairgrounds Pavilion 7–5 NASL Indoor Grand Prix 2,064 [135]
February 25, 1983 Lakeland Civic Center 8–5 NASL Indoor Friendly 3,506 [136]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Ft. Lauderdale wins
11 0 1

NASL/USL (1984): Rowdies vs. Sun

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Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
June 27, 1984 Lockhart Stadium 1–5 Inter-league friendly 3,104 [38][40][137]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Ft. Lauderdale wins
1 0 0

ASL/APSL (1988–1993): Rowdies vs. Strikers

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Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
April 30, 1988 Lockhart Stadium 1–0(PKs) ASL Regular Season 6,141 [138][139]
May 7, 1988 Tampa Stadium 0–1(PKs) ASL Regular Season 4,753 [140]
August 5, 1988 Lockhart Stadium 3–1 ASL Regular Season 3,877 [141]
May 13, 1989 Tampa Stadium 3–0 ASL Regular Season 5,624 [142][143][144]
July 22, 1989 Lockhart Stadium 0–3 ASL Regular Season 3,122 [145]
August 5, 1989 Lockhart Stadium 5–2 ASL Regular Season 4,133 [146]
July 21, 1990 Tampa Stadium 0–2 APSL Regular Season 2,760 [147][148]
July 26, 1990 Pompano Beach Municipal Stadium 1–2 APSL Regular Season 1,569 [149][150]
May 18, 1991 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 APSL Regular Season 4,113 [151]
June 22, 1991 USF Soccer Stadium 0–1 APSL Regular Season 3,791 [152]
July 6, 1991 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 APSL Regular Season 3,123 [153]
August 24, 1991 USF Soccer Stadium 2–1(OT) APSL Regular Season 2,381 [154][155]
May 30, 1992 USF Soccer Stadium 0–1 APSL Regular Season 3,494 [156][157][158]
July 3, 1992 Lockhart Stadium 0–1 APSL Regular Season 1,709 [156][159][160]
August 16, 1992 Lockhart Stadium 1–2 NASL Alumni Reunion Match (1,455) [161][162][163]
August 16, 1992 Lockhart Stadium 2–1(OT) APSL Regular Season 1,455 [156][164][165]
August 23, 1992 USF Soccer Stadium 0–5 APSL Regular Season 1,021 [156][166]
September 4, 1992 Tampa Stadium 1–0 Professional Cup Semi-Final 356 [156][167][168]
May 1, 1993 Lockhart Stadium 3–2 APSL Regular Season 5,102 [13][169][170]
June 12, 1993 Tampa Stadium 3–5 APSL Regular Season 6,019 [169][171]
August 28, 1993 Lockhart Stadium 0–2 APSL Regular Season 3,683 [169][172]
August 29, 1993 Tampa Stadium 6–2 APSL Regular Season 3,875 [169][173]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Ft. Lauderdale wins
9 0 13

MLS (1998–2001): Mutiny vs. Fusion

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Raymond James Stadium was home to the Tampa Bay Mutiny from 1999 until both Florida-based MLS sides were contracted in 2002.
Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
March 5, 1998 Pepin-Rood Stadium 1–1* MLS Friendly 700 [45][66][174]
March 26, 1998 Tampa Stadium 0–1(SO) MLS Regular Season 6,036 [175]
June 27, 1998 Lockhart Stadium 2–1(SO) MLS Regular Season 8,343 [176]
August 6, 1998 Tampa Stadium 3–1 MLS Regular Season 6,511 [177]
September 27, 1998 Lockhart Stadium 1–3 MLS Regular Season 7,849 [178]
March 4, 1999 Lockhart Stadium 2–0 MLS Friendly 500 [179][180]
March 7, 1999 Land o' Lakes Recreation Complex 3–1 MLS Friendly 2,000 (est.) [181][182][183]
May 1, 1999 Raymond James Stadium 2–1 MLS Regular Season 15,120 [184]
May 29, 1999 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 MLS Regular Season 8,628 [185]
June 5, 1999 Raymond James Stadium 1–0 MLS Regular Season 18,377 [186]
July 29, 1999 Lockhart Stadium 3–2(SO) MLS Regular Season 9,172 [187][188]
June 21, 2000 Raymond James Stadium 1–4 MLS Regular Season 5,269[189] [190]
June 24, 2000 Lockhart Stadium 2–3 MLS Regular Season 8,143 [191]
February 10, 2001 Gateway Park 2–2 MLS Friendly 1,000 (est.) [192][193]
March 24, 2001 Lockhart Stadium 2–3 MLS Friendly 4,200 [194]
May 19, 2001 Lockhart Stadium 3–1 MLS Regular Season 12,412 [195]
May 26, 2001 Raymond James Stadium 0–4 MLS Regular Season 12,988 [196]
Tampa Bay Mutiny wins Draws Miami Fusion FC wins
7 2* 8

*March 5, 1998, match was declared a draw because Fusion used two ineligible players in shootout-tiebreaker.

USSF D2 Pro/NASL (2010–2016): FC Tampa Bay/Rowdies vs. Miami FC/Strikers

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FC Tampa Bay started play at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, in the 2010 season.
Date Venue Score Competition Attendance Ref.
May 1, 2010 Lockhart Stadium 1–1 D2 Pro League Regular Season 1,505 [197]
June 22, 2010 Lockhart Stadium 2–1(aet) U.S. Open Cup Second Round 972 [198][199]
July 4, 2010 Steinbrenner Field 1–1 D2 Pro League Regular Season 5,123 [200][201]
July 25, 2010 Steinbrenner Field 2–0 D2 Pro League Regular Season 3,226 [202]
August 14, 2010 Lockhart Stadium 3–3 D2 Pro League Regular Season 1,855 [203]
June 29, 2011 Lockhart Stadium 1–1 NASL Regular Season 5,848 [204][205]
July 4, 2011 Al Lang Stadium[206] 4–2 NASL Regular Season 4,248 [207][208]
August 27, 2011 Lockhart Stadium 0–2 NASL Regular Season 3,685 [209]
September 24, 2011 Al Lang Stadium 2–0 NASL Regular Season 3,226 [210][211]
March 31, 2012 Lake Myrtle Sports Park 4–3 NASL Friendly [212][213][214]
April 28, 2012 Al Lang Stadium 3–1 NASL Regular Season 3,536 [215]
June 2, 2012 Lockhart Stadium 3–1 NASL Regular Season 3,255 [216]
July 4, 2012 Al Lang Stadium 3–1 NASL Regular Season 4,710 [217]
September 1, 2012 Al Lang Stadium 0–3 NASL Regular Season 5,659 [218]
April 27, 2013 Lockhart Stadium 1–2 NASL Regular Season 4,563 [219][220]
July 4, 2013 Al Lang Stadium 4–0 NASL Regular Season 5,034 [221]
October 5, 2013 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 NASL Regular Season 3,612 [222]
October 12, 2013 Al Lang Stadium 2–1 NASL Regular Season 3,854 [223][224]
May 24, 2014 Al Lang Stadium 3–2 NASL Regular Season 4,331 [225]
July 4, 2014 Al Lang Stadium 3–1 NASL friendly 4,105 [226]
August 2, 2014 Lockhart Stadium 1–0 NASL Regular Season 2,648 [227][228]
October 8, 2014 Al Lang Stadium 2–3 NASL Regular Season 3,865 [229]
May 16, 2015 Al Lang Stadium 1–0 NASL Regular Season 6,865 [230]
July 25, 2015 Al Lang Stadium 1–3 NASL Regular Season 4,494 [231]
August 15, 2015 Lockhart Stadium 2–1 NASL Regular Season 5,145 [232]
April 30, 2016 Lockhart Stadium 0–1 NASL Regular Season 1,086 [233]
August 6, 2016 Al Lang Stadium 2–1 NASL Regular Season 4,997 [234]
September 24, 2016 Central Broward Stadium 1–4 NASL Regular Season 1,509 [235]
Tampa Bay wins Draws Ft. Lauderdale wins
16 4 8

Florida Derby totals

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All teams, all competitions

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Tampa Bay Rowdies • Mutiny • FC Tampa Bay wins Draws Toros • Strikers • Sun • Fusion • Miami FC (2006) wins
64 6 45

Official matches

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Tampa Bay Rowdies • Mutiny • FC Tampa Bay wins* Draws Toros • Strikers • Fusion • Miami FC (2006) wins
44* 4 39

*1978 playoff mini-game victory by Tampa Bay excluded from "official" totals because it was not a 90-minute match.

See also

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References

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