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Shayne Hope

ALM derby violence no distraction for Victory, City

A pitch invasion marred the previous ALM derby between Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City. (Will Murray/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Arch-rivals Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City insist they have moved on from the darkest day in A-League Men history as they prepare to lock horns for the first time since December's violent pitch invasion.

The round-eight derby was abandoned after just 21 minutes as fans stormed the AAMI Park pitch during an emotion-charged fixture amid protests against the A-Leagues' controversial decision to play grand finals in Sydney for the next three years.

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