Title: Melbourne Derby (A-League Men)
Content:  City claimed historic record wins in the fixture's history, defeating Victory firstly by six goals to nil in March 2021 and then by seven goals to nil the following month. Jamie Maclaren became the first player to score more than three goals in a derby in the latter game and the second player in league history to score five goals in a match, after Archie Thompson scored five goals in the 2006 A-League Grand Final. The results, which coincided with a torrid run of form for the Victory that left them in last place on the ladder, resulted in the sacking of head coach Grant Brebner on 17 April 2021.
Title: Queensland derby
Content:  becoming the first halfback to do so in a finals game. The game was also the last for Brisbane club legend Petero Civoniceva, who retired after 309 NRL games. The Brisbane side defeated North Queensland in both encounters in 2013 and in Round 2 of the 2014 season recording their longest winning streak in the Queensland derby since 2010. In 2014, the two sides met for the first time outside of the NRL competition, or pre-season trials, in the final of the inaugural Auckland Nines competition. North Queensland triumphed 16–7 to win their first major trophy. In 2015, the two sides played each other four times, with both clubs coming away with two wins. After splitting the series in the regular season, 
Title: Queensland derby
Content: Most tries in a single game: ; For Brisbane: 3 ; Steve Renouf (3 tries), Brisbane 58 &ndash; 14 North Queensland, Round 5, 1996 ; Allan Langer (3 tries), Brisbane 58 &ndash; 4 North Queensland, Round 5, 1998 ; Lote Tuqiri (3 tries), Brisbane 50 &ndash; 8 North Queensland, Round 6, 2000 ; Shaun Berrigan (3 tries), Brisbane 38 &ndash; 12 North Queensland, Round 9, 2003 ; Josh Hoffman (3 tries), Brisbane 34 &ndash; 16 North Queensland, Round 23, 2011 ; For North Queensland: 3 ; Johnathan Thurston (3 tries), North Queensland 36 &ndash; 4 Brisbane, Round 1, 2006 ; Matt Sing (3 tries), North Queensland 26 &ndash; 10 Brisbane, Round 20, 2006 ; Michael Morgan (3 tries), North Queensland 33 &ndash; 16 Brisbane, Finals Week 1, 2012 ; Michael Morgan (3 tries), North Queensland 31 &ndash; 20 Brisbane, Round 10, 2015 ; Kyle Feldt (3 tries), North Queensland 32 &ndash; 16 Brisbane, Round 20, 2020 
Title: Hunter Mariners
Content:  Scott Hill, Peter Gregory, and Tony Stone share the record of playing all eighteen Super League games for the Mariners, being the players with the most first grade games. Nick Zisti, however is the Mariner's most prolific record holder, with the most first grade points for the team with 76 points. This encompasses the most tries for the team with nine as well as most goals with twenty. Zisti has the most tries and goals in a match with three and five scored respectively in a match. The Mariners have only had three representatives, Robbie Ross and Noel Goldthorpe represented New South Wales in the Super League Tri-series while Brett Kimmorley represented Australia in the Super League test matches.
Title: Percy Dermond
Content:  A Winger, Dermond played for the Eastern Suburbs club in the years (1938–39), (1941–43) and (1946–47). In the 1941 Season Dermond, with a total of 13 tries for that year, was one, of three players, to be that season's leading try scorer. Dermond played in two premierships deciders for Eastern Suburbs club. However, they lost both matches. In 1938 they were defeated by Canterbury-Bankstown in their maiden premiership victory and in 1941 they were defeated by St George, it was also their first premiership victory. The winger played a total of 43 matches for the club, scoring a total of 43 tries and is officially recognised as the club's 259th player.
Title: Queensland derby
Content:  in the process. The game was Brisbane captain and club legend Gorden Tallis' last, who incidentally was born and raised in Townsville. The following season, Brisbane would regain control of the derby, winning both games in 2005. That season the Cowboys qualified for their first Grand Final, losing to the Wests Tigers. Between March 2006 and March 2007, North Queensland defeated Brisbane three straight times, including a 36–4 win in Round 1 2006, their biggest victory over Brisbane. Despite North Queensland's success in the derby, Brisbane would go on to win the 2006 NRL Grand Final and record their sixth premiership victory. From July 2007 to 2010, Brisbane would again dominant the derby, winning seven straight games.
Title: Queensland derby
Content:  The Queensland derby refers to rugby league matches between National Rugby League (NRL) clubs, the Brisbane Broncos and North Queensland Cowboys, first contested in 1995. The rivalry features the two longest-serving Queensland based clubs in the ARL/Super League/NRL competitions. They have met 53 times since 1995, with Brisbane leading the head-to-head series 35–18; with two drawn matches. The derby is also known as the XXXX Derby, due to sponsorship from Castlemaine XXXX. In 2015, the clubs played in the first all-Queensland grand final, with North Queensland defeating Brisbane 17–16 in golden point extra time to win their first premiership.
Title: Rivalries in the Australian Football League
Content:  The two Western Australian-based teams contest the Western Derby. The West Coast Eagles won the first nine derbies, stretching from the inaugural derby in May 1995 until July 1999, but the Fremantle Dockers managed a seven-match consecutive winning streak in derby matches, commencing in August 2007 and ending in May 2011. Of the 53 derbies played, West Coast holds a 32–21 advantage. The best-performing player in each Western Derby is awarded the Glendinning–Allan Medal.
Title: London Broncos
Content: Most tries in a game (any competition): 5 by Max Clarke (academy) vs Widnes, 5 May 2019 ; Most tries in a game (league): 5 by Sean Morris vs Batley Bulldogs, 13 September 2015 ; Most tries in a season (any competition): 43 by Mark Johnson, 1993–94 ; Most tries in a season (Super League): 24 by Denis Moran, 2003 ; Most career tries (any competition): 104 by Luke Dorn, 2005–2006, 2009–2013 ; Most career tries (Super League): 74 by Denis Moran, 2001–04 ; Most goals in a game (any competition): 13 by Rob Purdham vs Barrow Raiders, 20 May 2006 ; Most goals in a game (Super League): 12 by Paul Sykes vs Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, 27 February 2005 ; Most goals in a season (any competition): 159 by John Gallagher, 1993–94 ; Most goals in a season (Super League): 120 
Title: 2018 NRL Grand Final
Content:  the Storm's grand final winning squad from the previous year. Roosters halfback Cooper Cronk played in his eighth grand final, after playing all seven previous grand finals for the Storm; he equalled Steve Menzies in becoming the fourth most-capped NRL player in history; he also became the first player to win back-to-back premierships with different clubs since Johnny Mayes accomplished the feat in 1973 with Manly-Warringah then 1974 with Eastern Suburbs. Daniel Tupou, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Jake Friend, Boyd Cordner, and Mitchell Aubusson were the last remaining members from their 2013 premiership winning squad, while Frank-Paul Nu'uausala wasn't selected to play. Luke Keary was the only other Roosters player to have experienced premiership success, having played for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in their victorious 2014 Grand Final.

Question: who has played in the most premier league derbies?
Answer: Neville Southall.