Mostar derby
# Date Competition Venue Score Goals ( Velež ) Goals ( Zrinjski ) Attendance
1 1 March 2000 Friendly Koševo , Sarajevo 2-2 Serdarević , Teletović Miloš ( 2 ) 6,000
2 13 August 2000 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-0 Buhić , Jurić 10,000
3 24 February 2001 Premier League Vrapčići 2-0 Serdarević , Remetić ?
4 25 November 2001 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 1-0 Marenzzi ?
5 25 May 2002 Premier League Vrapčići 2-0 Vojvodić , Zaimović 4,000
6 24 November 2002 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 1-0 Ivanković ?
7 24 May 2003 Premier League Vrapčići 4-1 Zubanović ( 2 ) , Velagić , Buhovac ( o.g . ) Džinović ?
8 28 October 2006 Premier League Vrapčići 2-1 Kajtaz , Obad Joldić 5,000
9 5 May 2007 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-1 Stokić Rajović , Kordić 6,000
10 11 November 2007 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-0 Žižović , Matko 4,000
11 17 May 2008 Premier League Vrapčići 1-0 Škaljić 5,000
12 13 September 2008 Premier League Vrapčići 0-2 Kordić , Đurić 3,000
13 8 April 2009 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-1 Čolić Stojanović , Vuković 6,000
14 4 October 2009 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-1 Zaimović M. Aničić , Kordić 8,000
15 21 April 2010 Premier League Vrapčići 0-0 5,200
16 25 August 2010 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 2-0 Zadro , Sušić 5,500
17 26 February 2011 Premier League Vrapčići 1-0 Velagić 4,000
18 28 September 2011 Cup ( Round of 16 ) Bijeli Brijeg 0-1 Demić 6,000
19 2 October 2011 Premier League Bijeli Brijeg 1-0 Džidić 0
20 19 October 2011 Cup ( Round of 16 ) Vrapčići 2-0 Brković , Kodro 1,500
Results -- Modern derby
The Mostar derby (Mostarski gradski derbi) is a football rivalry in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina between HŠK Zrinjski and FK Velež. The derby took place for the first time in 1922 and is the oldest major football derby in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Both Mostar clubs are two of the oldest in country. HŠK Zrinjski (, ) was formed in 1905 while FK Velež was formed in 1922. However, the clubs had vastly different histories. Zrinjski was a reasonably successful club in the first half of the century, but was banned by communist Yugoslav authorities for competing in the Prva HNL under Ustasha regime during World War II. At this point its records, along with those of other Croatian clubs, were destroyed. On the other hand, FK Velež thrived during the Yugoslav communist period, winning the Yugoslav Cup in 1981 and 1986. After the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zrinjski was reestablished. At the same time, war broke out in the county. Over the course of the war and in its aftermath Mostar became a divided city with the Croats holding the west side and the Bosniaks the east, with those remaining Serbs living in the east as well. Zrinjski took over Velež's Bijeli Brijeg Stadium, as it was located deep inside the informal Croatian territory of Federation BiH, thus forcing Velež to move to Vrapčići stadium (later renamed to Rođeni Stadium).