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Deportivo Cali's longtime rival is América. The derby is known either as the "Clasico de San Fernando" because of the location of the Pascual Guerrero stadium or the Valle del Cauca Derby.

The first derby was played in 1931 when the final of the Valle del Cauca league was disputed by the two teams. The result was a victory for América de Cali 1–0. The first derby in the professional era was played in 1948. The first leg was a victory for América 1–0 while on the second leg of the tournament it was a Cali victory 4–3.On October 10, 2010 Deportivo Cali, for the first time in the history of its new stadium, won against América de Cali, with a final score of 6–3 which including a hat trick from Argetine player Martin Gerardo Morel, and three of the most highlighted goals of the tournament.

  • Total matches played: 266
    • Deportivo Cali Victories: 101
    • América Victories: 86
    • Draws: 81

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