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Top 10 Matches to see Before you die Part One (142 views)
26 Feb 2024 08:42
Football is said to be the most popular sport in the world and there are some great Giovanni Rescigno Jersey rivalriesand derbies through out the world that are widely watched or fairly unknown outside of their countries. Ive been lucky enough to travel to a fair number of countries and see the impact some of these games have on peoples lives. Im sure with some of my choices yourll agree or disagree over the weeksIwrite these. So please comment and let me know what you think. Clifford FosterMy first choice is widely viewed as the game you have to see before you die by many football fans around the world and is set in the country whereI am currently based.Superclsico (Argentina) Boca Juniors vs River PlateBuenos Aires is considered by many as thecultural Capital of South America. With its longboulevards with coffee houses, tea rooms, tango halls and shops that seem to stretch on and on. But the other highlight of Buenos Aires is the football and one of the biggestrivalries in the city is between Boca Junior and River Plate.Both Dallas Walton Jersey clubs started life in the La Bocas workcla s docklands. In 1925 River moved north to the more upper cla s part of the city called Nez. Because of this therivalry grew between the fans as one stayed working cla Josh Hicks Jersey s and one became a more middle cla s (Both clubs do however have supports from all walks of life may i add) and so El Superclasico was born.This longrivalry is best known for the pa sion the fans feel for it. With ribbons of each of the clubs colour (Boca/Blue and Gold and River/Red and White) hanging over the heads of each sets of supports. With each sets of supports singing, mocking and even fighting (Rivals and police) makes this match one of most electricatmospheres in the modern game. As any footballing rivalry both sets of supports insult the other with nicknames from both sides. Washington Huskies Jersey Boca fans knowing River fans as gallinas chickens because of their supposed lack of guts and River knowing Boca fans as los chanchitos (Little pigs) because River fans say thats how Bocas stadium and fans smell like a pig sty.The football isnt as fast as some Europeanleagues but with these two huge sides you may get to see some future stars or older ones. Boca have had the likes ofDiego Maradona, Carlos Tvez andMartn Palermo and River the likes of Gonzalo Higuan, Javier Mascherano and Esteban Cambia so playing for the clubs.This is a must see for any football fan. With Both sets of fans know fortheirbands Blake Countess Jersey (firms) i would advise anyone lucky enough to go see this amazing football game to go in large groups and also to go to the El Monumental de Nuez (River Plates Studium) rather than theEstadio Alberto J. Armando (Bocas stadium) because of the location of the ground and acce s in and out of the stadium. With both teams in the Argentine Primera Divisin this is a regular fixture and well worth the Long trek acro s the water.Next part Ill be travelling back to Europe to Scotland so keep a eye out for part two!
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