A football derby is a match between two local rival teams, often from the same city or region. These games are highly anticipated by fans and can create intense atmospheres, as supporters passionately cheer for their teams. The rivalry can stem from historical, cultural, or social factors, making these matches particularly significant. Derbies are not just about the game; they often involve a rich tradition of fan involvement, including chants, banners, and celebrations. Famous examples include the North West Derby between Liverpool and Manchester United, and the Milan Derby featuring AC Milan and Inter Milan.