Academy inflicts at least nine thrashings on its traditional rival, the last of which was on Wednesday when they defeated Tigre 4-1.

The massive victory on Wednesday night by Bolivar over The Strongest, with a scoreline of 4-1, allows the Academy to increase its advantage in the statistics of the 204 matches they have played so far. In addition, they also have a significant lead in the 15 thrashings that have occurred between these two teams.

So far, Bolivar surpasses The Strongest in overall statistics with 84 wins, while Tigre has achieved 51 victories. There have been 69 draws. Furthermore, Bolivar is also superior in terms of thrashings, as out of the 15 matches that ended with high scorelines, nine were in favor of Bolivar and six for The Strongest.

The 4-1 result from last Wednesday was the third of its kind in the La Paz derbies. In the past, The Strongest won with the same scoreline on April 7, 1996 (goals by Willia, Ramallo 2, Óscar Sánchez, and Saturnino Netto; Fernando Ochoaizpur scored a consolation goal). The last time it happened, Bolivar won with the same result on September 13, 1998 (3 goals by Jefferson Gottardy and one by Gilmar; Luis Suárez pulled one back for The Strongest).

The first thrashing in the League derbies occurred on April 30, 1978 when the Academy defeated The Strongest 6-3 with goals from Carlos Aragonés (2), Porfirio Jiménez (2), Carlos Borja, and Jesús Reynaldo; Mario Concha Argarañaz, Ricardo Fontana, and Rolando García scored for The Strongest.

A year later, on May 27, 1979, Bolivar once again prevailed over their traditional rival, this time with a 6-0 victory thanks to goals from Jesús Reynaldo (3), Porfirio Jiménez (2), and Carlos Aragonés.

The first thrashing by The Strongest against Bolivar dates back to November 19, 1995 when The Strongest won 5-1 with goals from Óscar Sánchez (2), Robert Arteaga, Percy Colque, and Modesto Molina; Álvaro Peña scored the consolation goal for Bolivar.

But the biggest thrashing in the history of the derbies was achieved by The Strongest on December 9, 2004 when they defeated Bolivar 7-0. The goals were scored by Diego Cabrera (3), Cristian Zermatten (2), Víctor Hugo Angola, and Sandro Coelho. That night Bolivar played with their youth team because at that time they were more focused on the Copa Sudamericana.