Clásico cordobés

• The first match between both clubs was played on 17 May 1914, being won by Belgrano 1–0.[9]
• The largest Belgrano's win in the history was a 8–1 in Liga Cordobesa, on 29 November 1914.[10]
• The largest win in an AFA competition was on 16 November 1996, when Talleres beat Belgrano 5–0 in the 1996–97 Primera B Nacional season. All the goals were scored by José Zelaya.[11]
• On 15 July 1998 Talleres won the 1997–98 Primera B Nacional championship after beating Belgrano in the promotion playoff decided via penalty shoot-out after a 2–2 aggregate score. This result allowed Talleres not only to be crowned champion but to return to the top division of Argentine football.[12] It is also regarded as the most important final in the history of football in Córdoba Province.[13][14]
• In domestic cups level, Talleres and Belgrano played only once, on 13 March 2013 in the 2012–13 Copa Argentina. Talleres (who competed in the third division by then) eliminated Belgrano after beating them 1–0 in knockout stage.[15]

Only official matches included: As of 7 October 2018

Appearances

Player	Team	App.
Domingo Bertolino	Talleres	34
Roberto Ortíz	Talleres	28
Alfonso Paolucci	Talleres	27
Jorge Campos	Talleres	27
Antonio Gambino	Talleres	27
Luis A. Ludueña	Talleres	23
Miguel Laciar	Belgrano	23
Ignacio Romero	Belgrano	23

Goalscorers (all competitions)

Player	Team	Goals
Miguel A. Romero	Talleres	19
Rogelio Cuello	Talleres	17
Roberto Luque	Belgrano	17
José Lascano	Belgrano	15
Amable López	Talleres	13
Justo Coria	Belgrano	12
Dardo Lucero	Belgrano	12
Francisco García	Belgrano	11
Santiago Salas	Belgrano	11

Goalscorers (AFA competitions)

Player	Team	Goals
José Zelaya	Talleres	6
Rodrigo Astudillo	Talleres	3
Luis Fabián Artime	Belgrano	3
Mariano Campodónico	Belgrano	3
Cristian Carnero	Belgrano	3

Updated to season 2017–18.