The Irriducibili Lazio is the most influential ultras group in the Curva Nord of S.S. Lazio Rome. The Irriducibili banner first appeared
Founded in 1888, Sparta Rotterdam is the oldest professional football club in the Netherlands. The team is based in Spangen in the
Founded in 1950, Torcida Split is an HNK Hajduk Split supporters group that has defied time and is still a strong force to reckon with. Hadjuk Split Torcida is the oldest Ultra
Founded in 1888, Sparta Rotterdam is the oldest professional football club in the Netherlands. The team is based in Spangen in the western part of Rotterdam. Sparta was originally a cricket club.
Known for their violence and right-wing politics, Legia Warsaw’s Teddy Boys 95 are one of the most notorious ultras groups in Eastern Europe. Teddy Boys 95 The story of Teddy Boys 95
Slovan Bratislava, also known as Kings of Bratislava and Sky Blues, is the most successful Slovakian football club. Slovan also has the largest fan base in the country. The core of its
Sporting Club Bastiais, popularly known as SC Bastia, is a French football club that is found in Bastia in the island of Corsica. After being demoted four levels from Ligue 1 in
Italian ultras have a strong, insane and deep passion for the club they support. For over 50 years, Italian ultras have turned “la curva” (the terrace behind the goal) into a true
Olympiacos Piraeus is the most successful club in Greece. Moreover, they have one of the most incredible fan base in Greece. Learn more about Olympiacos, the club’s history, and the Gate 7
Aris Saloniki, which goes by the full name of Aris Thessaloniki F.C., was founded in 1914 in the Votsi area of Thessaloniki. The club is named after the ancient Olympian god of
The Irriducibili Lazio is the most influential ultras group in the Curva Nord of S.S. Lazio Rome. The Irriducibili banner first appeared on the stands during a home match against Padova in
SV Austria Salzburg was founded in 1933 as a result of a merger between two local clubs, Hertha and Rapid. 20 years later, in 1953, Austria Salzburg reached the first tier of
