Derby della Madonnina — AC Milan vs Inter Milan

The Derby della Madonnina — named after the Madonna statue atop Milan's Duomo — is the only major European derby where both clubs share not just a city but the same stadium (San Siro). The rivalry began in 1908 when Inter split from Milan over a dispute about foreign players. It has been played 228 times with Inter leading 79–75. The atmosphere at San Siro for this fixture generates noise levels that have been measured among the loudest at any sporting event in Europe, with 75,000 fans split exactly between red and black stripes and blue and black.