This Match in Brazil was CRAZY
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
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I swear they sleeping on the Liberatores this does not happen in the UCL...
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non-ironically that probably wasnt even the most violent grenal ever
There was already a classic grenal with 20 red cards for both teams
We have some great rivalry in Brazilian football such as Flamengo and Vasco, Cruzeiro and Atlético Mineiro, São Paulo and Palmeiras, Flamengo and Fluminense, Bahia and Vitória, but when it comes to violent confronts I always grab the popcorn to watch Grêmio and Internacional and Corinthians and Palmeiras 😂
eu tambem sou brasileiro xD so n sou gaucho
mas eu gosto dms de uns classicos alternativos, tipo Guarani x Ponte Preta, Treze x Campinense, ABC x América
@@esnupidog hahahhaha também! Clássicos são entretenimento puro 😂
todos sao bem tensos, alguns a tensao explode e da nisso, mas teve outros mais violentos q esse
nah man Brazil might actually be the most underrated place 😭 how does no in Europe cover this 😭😭
i'm from brazil and i sometimes hear the libertadores final is covered in europe, but it's very late night for europeans and only the final is not enough lmao
Final here in Brazil is usally early-night(7/8pm), so Europeans usually dont adsist
Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay have some crazy histories and insane rivalries. Palmeiras x Corinthians, Peñarol x Nacional, Boca x River, that’s what makes the Libertadores so awesome.
Cara a liga brasileira é uma das melhores do mundo
The Brazilian league may not have as high a technical level as the European ones, but it is very good to watch in this one. Botafogo looked like the undisputed champion, coming in 5th place
finalmente achei alguem ingles que fala da maior rivalidade do brasil e a setima maior do mundo , só obg
cara, dois times minusculos
@@blackyonkoulá vem o nordestino querendo dizer q os times do eixo tem mais rivalidade
"Sétima" vsf q vcs tão contando kkkkkk
n, sou do rio@@thiagocoppo
Uma das maiores
Pois é, né cara
Eu sou do Grêmio, e é bem raro o meu time enfrentar o Internacional na Libertadores, e esse jogo foi histórico.
claro, os bagre nem tao jogando la kkkkkkkkkkk
que honra perder pro flu em casa e nem jogar o ano seguinte, boa morangos kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Eu quero uma final de liberta assim
voces vivem na série B pô kkkk
@@brunovanlopesta falando oq mlk, nós tava na libertadores enquanto teu time na série B, literalmente não tem moral nenhuma.
You spoke about Grenal's name and Brazil actually has a lot of these rivalry names that are composed by abreviations of the clubs' names, such as FlaFlu (Flamengo x Fluminense), BaVi (Bahia x Vitória), RePa (Remo x Paysandu) and some other examples
Wow that’s really interesting actually, I’ve only seen Brazil do this. Thanks for sharing!
@@Kur3at superclassico mineiro (Atlético-MG and Cruzeiro)
CaJu (Caxias and Juventude)
@@Kur3at the last year when Boca and River both needing the same results, or one benefiting the other if trying to win, they created the fake union "Bover" 🤣
The Premier League could only be deserving of the status of best league in the world if LivMan and ArsTot were a thing
This rivalry is so intense that there was a match that a fight broke up during the coin toss.
That was magical
Inter fan here. I was at the away sector this match, definitely was of the most fun experiences of my life. From getting tear gassed by the police on the bus heading to the stadium to witnessing the most epic 0x0 match ever, zero regrets. Also I'm super thankful that I went to this game, since fans weren't allowed for the other match. Proud to say that I went to the only grenal with fans in Libertadores history
awesome story! it must have been crazy being there! Thanks for watching my video :)
my men had more red cards than man united goals in the last 10 games
nah that’s deep 😭😭😭
😂😂
Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
And they probably scored more goals than United too 😅
This match was so crazy that a pandemic starts right after the finish. Unfortunately the back match at Internacional's home was without crowd.
foi literalmente o último jogo com torcida antes da pandemia
Gre-Nal do Fim do Mundo
E nos vencemos né? Eles tinham a chance de eliminar a gente se eu não me engano
Grenal is the best classic in Brazilian football
Derby>>
@@claudineiprado Derbi é marca de cigarro.
@@arielmaierdacosta3562 e Grenal é o nome do meu Pau
@@arielmaierdacosta3562 Derby é como se chama um clássico de futebol em inglês
@@robson_17 mais no brasil e cigarro por isso grenal>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>qualquer classico brasileiro.
Thank you for showing our football to more international audiences. We really appreciate it. Brazils football deserves so much more due to the fact that some of the greatest players in the world and its history have come from our home
Sou de São Paulo e quando fui visitar o estádio do inter ano passado descobri que a rivalidade deles é muito maior que palmeiras x corinthians muito louco!
Mn em São Paulo foi proibido de ter 2 torcidas rivais no mesmo estádio por causa da violência kkkkkk
Sou do RS e as brigas aq não são nem só entre rivais.Acho q os jogadores gauchos são realmente agressivos
@@diegofoxygamer6444 mal tem gaúcho nos times de porto alegre
@@nicolasmfa ja tacaram fogo em grenal,a torcida se quebra na porrada toda vez q tem grenal,ja teve 8 expulsos em um jogo nesse tal de derby ai?
@@gusfreitasdj vdd,do inter eu só conheço o pedro henrique q é gaucho mesmo
Im a gremio fan and I'm really happy that someone finally valued this rivalry. GREnal is certainly the top 5 rivalries in the world.
BBBreNAL
🍓? @@gustavok1
@@gustavok1 só um é tri da libertadores ⭐⭐⭐
até os gringo já sabem da tunda que vcs tomaram aquela noite na propria casa, pnc ;**
@@migowplaying 5x0 que se fala 😅 levaram 3x0 em casa da gnt na B e com Diego Souza pesando 115kg kkkkk
I'm an international fan and I'm happy that our teams here in my state have recognition outside of Brazil, I loved the video. He portrays very well on the grenal one of the greatest world rivalries
torcedor é supporter mano
@@pedrooo13 os dois tão certos
Internacional fan with al-hilal pfp😂
@@user-vt3qw5ql8b he's mocking Flamengo, who lost to Al Hilal in the previous Club World Cup after saying "pode esperar, real madrid" (you can wait, Real Madrid).
how do I know this? guy's username is literally "@podeesperarrealmadri", so yeah
this kind of banter is very common in Brazil btw
@@GoulartGH sim
Daora é a entrevista do Rafael Sóbis (jogador do Inter) falando que o pai dele foi assistir o Grenal torcendo contra o filho porque ele era Gremista 😅😅😅
É us guri pai, a maior rivalidade do futebol 🇪🇪 🤝 🇮🇩 🇧🇷
Obrigado por homenagear o nosso grandioso clássico!
The craziest Libertadores match happened in the 1971 edition, Boca Juniors and Sporting Cristal were drawing 2-2, bad result for both, each one needing to win to have a chance of advancing in the competition.
In the last minutes of the match, a Boca player tried to forge a penalty, but the referee ignored, and this started a field battle between the teams, which resulted in 19 red cards, 3 players being hospitalized and the rest was arrested, being released just in the next day
This is Copa Libertadores.
It must be horrible playing in South America.
Some places are very hot, others cold....
My South American brothers just saw Mount Everest and thought "Why not make a fucking stadium?"💀
@@MatteoSalvatore160 the worst part about playing South America is the height in some places, imagine playing a game above 3000m 💀💀💀. We are lucky that the bolivians and the peruvians teams are weak, because when the match is in the heights, It is painful to the away teams of other countries, they can barely breathe
And about the weather, some matches during the summer happens above 30ºC, but is hard having a cold day during a match, like 5ºC, but in countries like Colombia this never happens
craziest was 2000 palmeiras x boca jrs, that craaaaaaazy robbery hahahaha
A partida mais amigável de times na libertadores. 😅
Grenal is crazy! Once the two captains fought during the coin toss, before the game start.
That's true! I think no one derby guys started fighting during the coin toss (lol)
Very happy to mention my team, Grêmio and really Grenal is the biggest classic in Brazil, maybe even in America, both are Brazilian giants, Grêmio entering the top 5 and being Luis Suarez's team
And congratulations on the video👏
Da América é Boca x River
Grenal isn't by far the biggest classic in Brazil haha. We have Palmeiras x Corinthians and Flamengo x Fluminense classics to be more popular than Grenal.
Sim, o Inter é gigante 😎🇵🇱
maior classico do sul mas não do brasil
Eu sou flamenguista ,e concordo.
South american football is wild
One more red card it would be a forfeit
for real bro 😂😂
You have no ideia, here once a match had 19 red cards, 3 players were hospitalized and the rest were arrested.
I'm a Grêmio fan and I say, it's not just a classic, it's a rivalry that divides families and friends.
A crazier match: the “Batalha dos Aflitos” in 2005.
Grêmio (who else?) won the Brazilian D2 title and promotion, after being 4 players down and having 2 PKs against.
By far the most insane match I have ever witnessed. There are 2 movies (plus a sequal!) and 1 book about it.
Every single Grêmio supporter who has seen it knows to this day where he was watching it. Unforgettable.
foi na serie b
@@blargaduns3853 , isso. “Brazilian D2” = “2a Divisão Brasileira”
This
Uns fazem filme de campeão mundial e outros da serie 🅱️.... cada um com a sua grandeza 🇲🇨🇨🇬🧉
Really? Are we gonna talk about second division? Sure? Come on!
Why are Brazilian football and Turkish football so violent and so cool, like, the Champions League is always the main competition of the year, but there are Brazilian, Argentinian, Turkish, and other leagues, which are crazy!
Brazilian football isn't violent at all. What brings the violence is the Libertadores da América. The referees are way worse, so the players runs the game with their rules.
Maaan, look at this content, the dude studied even Divisional States to produce this video, as a Brazilian I'm quite touched by it.
Great job man, got yourself a new fan in Brazil
I,m a colorado (Inter torcedor), and i can"t really reinforce how much this match was antecipated by other club torcedores in Brasil, the rivalry was know and everybody just espected a fistsfight (Sadly those happened quite often in state championships (staduals), and that is just what happened.
But in all honsesty, both teams have a briliant historys and if you want to dabble a litle further i recomend Inter 2006 world championship (That was inflicted in a "superteam Barcelona" that contain amazing players, such as "ronaldinho gaúcho" a legendary player that start his career in Grêmio.
and Grêmio "batalha dos aflitos" in wich they secured a place in Brazilizan top league. (But Gremio also have some nice stories os world championship and Inter have a nice one in his return to the top championship as wel).
Sorry for any misurdenstanding. English not being my mother lenguage and all...
*Edit - spelling and I really dont like the google translations to "torcedores", so i'm keeping that word. "fan" doesn't quite translate well. "torcedores" is a word that is exclusive to sports teams in Brasil.
supporters my friend, cheers from a Tricolor
i,m a gremio
Inter torcedor kk
@@Murillowski-406 INTER TORCEDOR, FOI FODA, KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
1 minuto de silêncio.🤫🤫🤫🤫
Talking as someone that only keeps up with brasil, argentina and the big european leagues, but both teams have an incredibly similar and vast arsenal of trophies in both nationally and internationally to the point that you can make an argument for either in regards to having the better one. Then you add the incredibly detailed origin stories, the clashing color schemes and logos, how their stadiums were layed out, the fact that for more than a 100 years no other team in the state even came close to competing with those, the incredibly passionate fans and the cultural divide in Porto Alegre it created out of a blue x red, and I can say its the biggest football rivalry I know of.
Shout outs to Boca and River to being close, but I think Boca has an undeniable edge over River when it comes to Libertadores and Sul-Americanas.
you're underrated as hell man, i like how you talk about the more underrated leagues like turkish and brazillian and i have a feeling that your channel will blow up soon
Vamo Inter! ❤ Baita vídeo, que bom que alguém de fora trouxe reconhecimento pro RS
Amazing vídeo! It's awesome that someone from outside of Brazil spoke about our football here in the South
This match… IT’S THE RIVALRY, MAN.
It’s nuts. And it’s also pure. It’s based on soccer alone.
There’s nothing that differentiate the clubs, but themselves. They don’t represent distinct anything: religion, geography, social class, raison d’être, etc.
Yet, the hatred is there. They are “them”. We are “us”. They are the team to which we cannot lose, ever; and that’s all that matters.
It’s the best rivalry there is.
Now, let me watch the video. I’ll comment on it later. 🇧🇼
Like people say: You don't play GreNal, you win.
My mother once interviewed 2 brazilian fans from different teams who had taken part in a massive fight. When she asked if there were any ulterior motives behind it, one of the fans just said: "Ulterior motives, like racism and shit? No, fighting because of racism is stupid, fighting for literally nothing is the man's way to deal with everything." And the fan he was fighting the day prior, who was in the adjacent bed just goes: "Agreed"
Brazilian passion is something else
Internacional fan here, very nice work man! This is definitely the first accurate international cover of that crazy game
Glad you enjoyed it!
Im a inter fan, raised and born in Porto Alegre. Grenal is the biggest rivalry in Brazil. Its more than just footbal. The first thing we ask to someone else in our home state is "gremio or inter?". We also use the term "grenal" as language figure to describe something that is polarized, like "the politics in brazil are grenalized" instead of polarized, divided.
this video was amazing, Thank you for present our soccer culture to the rest of the world 💙🇪🇪🇪🇪
Also, the state champioship is boring nowadays, at least for the big teams in brasil. But, back them, it was the only title they would had to play, we didnt had a nacional champioship until 1959, and a nacional cup until 1989, and brasilians teams didnt care about libertadores until the 90s, soo the state title was something big.
People love to diminish it, but when their team wins, it’s party all over.
State Championships are intersting, because no one says that care about it, but no one wants to lose it.
@@fleisbester612 , exactly.
My grandpa supports Grêmio, so we watched it live. I remember I just bursted out laughing when the players started fighting. It was absurd. Occasionally, I still watch the fight on YT. Suco de futebol brasileiro.
Existem clássicos e existe o GRENAL 😎
Just to add some context to the video. The States Championships actually were a lot more important in the 20 century, because the Winners went on to compete for the League title of Brazil. Serving like a qualifying competition and duking on the regional rivals. That's also the reason why Brazil have so much BIG CLUBS, 13 in total.
That's probably one of the more tame Grenal's I've seen lmao
The state championships in Brazil used to be a thing until transportation was improved (look at the size of this country), and national robust tournments were implemented.
They are still important for small clubs which are mostly not qualified for any of the National four divisions. There are also a few players from these tornments who get signed for 1st and 2nd divisions for instance
As an Brazilian that is “Gremista” I can confirm that this is just the start of the chaos of our league, e a gente é o IMORTAL! And the player who got an concussion was Villasanti (Uruguayan), and I think you should go deeper in the Brasilerão, half of our player on that match exited years or months later, like Pepe exited for Porto, Everton Cebolinha exited for Benfica and then Flamengo, Alisson (midfielder) exited for I think another team from Portugal and I loved that time, It was incredible, the Grenal founded Lucas Leiva, Ronaldinho, Allison (Goalkeeper), Dunga, Alexandre Pato and much more
It appears that South American football has been getting more recognition, that's pretty nice
The red cards were in the last 10mins of the match, and to me the best part was... that was actually a great game. Offensive, intelligent football from both sides, being denied by the post or the opposite keeper many times. If the game ended 4x4 it wouldn’t have been a surprising result. Shame that because there were no goals, no one will remember the quality of football played. Truly an epic showdown from Brazil's biggest rivalry
Thank you for recognizing our country and our teams, I'm from Grêmio, but I have a friend who supports the international team and we are friends
This is the biggest classic of the sports.
Nice, love it. You nailed it! Despite the huge national propaganda and lobby for Corinthias and Flamengo by the largest national communication network in Brazil. TV, Radio, Media Streams, etc (The Rede Globo), to represent these two as the two "biggest teams" and "most popular classic" in the country, and streaming them all day long on public channels to all corners of Brazil (understandable, since Rio - São Paulo zone where these teams are from has 1/3 of Brazil's population alone), Grêmio and Inter are by far the biggest rivalry classic in Brazil, FYI in Rio Grande do Sul, you have to choose one of the two as soon as you leave your mother's womb and that will define you for the rest of your life.
To the point where people won't say which team they support until they know which team their teachers, boss, etc, support. On our birthdays, Christmas, etc... We usually give gifts and say "Although he is Grêmio/Colorado, he is a good and sweet person, etc..." 😂😂😂
So true. The crowd also has a style of cheering and culture that is similar to the Argetinian style, which makes sense considering that Rio Grande do Sul shares a lot of cultural characteristics with Argentina and Uruguay. The two teams are respected everywhere in Brazil, and playing a game locally against any one of them is a challenge that no team takes lightly. Check "rua de fogo", or "street of fire", for instance, where Internacional fans use red smoke to make the whole street leading tho the stadium bright red in anticipation of big matches. The streets of Porto Alegre always get meanier whenever there's a big game (Libertadores) and one of the teams lose. Porto Alegre is definitely one of the cities in South America (and probably the world) that is craziest about football.
@@CecilBranfordit's one of the few cities in the world to have 2 club world cup winners
Man, I'm loving your channel, I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 And you deserved more recognition, showing underrated leagues and their cultures, that's informative content
Ronaldinho, the Bruxo, was raised in Grêmio. And Inter won the Club World Cup in 2006 precisely against that super Barcelona of Ronaldinho. For both sides, everything was personal. I think that's beautiful.
I really have to confess, as a Gremio fan, that I see theres one of most disputed classic ever over the globe
About the police: they are there to protect the referee and assistents, not to make the players stopping fighting.
more cards than chealsea can get goals
In 1969, there was a GreNal in which only Gremio’s goalkeeper and an Inter midfielder did not receive a red card. It happened in a “friendly” match for the inaugural tournament of Inter’s stadium, Beira-Rio. The tension happened specially because Gremio’s players wanted revenge for their defeat in former Gremio’s stadium inaugural tournament, in which Inter won 6-2.
Grenal is second largest rivalry in Brazil,it incredible!
INTERNACIONAL!!! 🇦🇹🇦🇹
If you really want to know about a crazy game, look up "a batalha dos aflitos" from the same Grêmio you just showed.
In 1954 there was a match between botafogo (the team who just bottled the league title) and Portuguesa (a team that was strong but nowadays its very weak), in that match 22 red cards were given and one of the players was garrincha, the legendary player who won the WC for Brazil
Those are both world level teams with club world cup wins (1986, 2006) and have raised many talents that played in Europe like Ronaldinho.
The funny thing is that the rival in blue is always superior to the rival in red.
Inter always beat Milan
Man City always beat Man United
Real Madrid (which uses blue details) always beat Atletico de Madrid
and in Brazil we have Grêmio beating Intchênacional
As a Brazilian, there are actually a LOT of other rivalries like this but from other states, like Flamengo vs Fluminense (FlaFlu), Palmeiras vs Corinthians (Paulista Derby), Goiás vs Vila Nova (no particular name, but usually a massacre between fans), and many many others. Grenal is very historical indeed, so it's great to see someone talking about it outside Brazil
As a colorado(International Supporter) I say it's good to have someone well informed talking about the biggest rivalry in Brazil's Soccer. Great Vid!
and it's not just the rivalry, in addition there are two great teams that reveal great players, for example, goalkeeper Alisson for Internacional and Ronaldinho for Grêmio.
Im brazilian and a BIG fan of Internacional, i can say inter is better😎.
Btw i think both of the teams are great, in history, football, fanbase, everything, whitout inter, gremio would not exist, and whitout inter, gremio would not exist. So i like each other (lie, i hate gremio)
Hate is a form of love. We love hating each other.
I'm Brazilian and I live in the south, and in Grenal it seems like the UFC always has fights
The rivalry is so great that the red and blue color have been fundamentally associated with each club in Rio Grande. There is a Gremio themed restaurant in the capital of the state that even apologizes for the Ketchup being red, the label reads "Sorry for our fail. We couldn't change the color"
Brasil mentioned, let's go 🇧🇷
I am a brazilian and Grêmio fan, and i can say is that rivality "Gre-Nal" is the bigger and most insane in Brazil. Imagine a city wich have two world champions teams. It's Porto Alegre.
The both teams have theirs prides. For example, Grêmio was responsible for bring Ronaldinho Gaúcho to the pitches, while Internacional, some years later, won the own legendary Ronaldinho's Barcelona of 2006, in final match of FIFA clubs world cup.
Also because of the proximity of Uruguay and Argentina that the city haves. This makes to their culture be of a very strong play mode inside the pitch, and very fanatic crowd around him.
I'm brazilian, and I can say that wasn't even the most violent grenal we had
As a Grêmio fan I feel honored to watch a so well-described GREnal video. Congrats for narrating so well, besides Grêmio still occupies more than of the state, and Brasil as well.
You should take a look also in "Batalha dos Aflitos" in 2005 between Gremio and Náutico. In my opinion it was crazier and historical!
This game was absolutly crazy! I am “gremista” (gremio fan) and I was at this game. I remember that before the game started, the police nearby the stadium stoped a fan fight over pepper spray and I was there! Memories for life 🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪
1969,um dos jogos de inauguração do Beira-Rio, todos os jogadores foram expulsos e o jogo foi cancelado (era só um torneio amistoso) 1969, one of Beira-Rio's opening games, all the players were expelled and the game was canceled (it was just a friendly tournament)
Definitely the biggest rivalry in Brazil and one of the biggest in the world. No soccer, just fighting. Every game is almost like this one.
I'm a Grêmio fan here and I can say that this isn't rivalry, it's a family legacy, children are abandoned if they don't support the same family team pprt
The crazy thing is that was one of the last games on the world before everything was shut down due to covid, some called ''the last game in the history of the world''
As a Brazilian, I can say that this is the pure juice of Brazil hahahahaha 😂😂
I think what makes this derby one of the toughest in the world is: 1) Football REALLY matters in Brazil. 2) Both teams come from the same city. 3) they are some of the biggest teams in the country and although either side claims to be bigger, we all know they both need each other and are very similar. 4) It's, in general, unpredictable. One of them can be doing much better in the national championship and still lose the derby. 5) It's a freaking GRENAL. It's always fun to watch!
It's definitely without a doubt the biggest rivalry of Brazil,not sure if it's the biggest in the world cause there's also River Plate and Boca Juniors in Argentina,but if you look at the numbers it's truly incredible,they faced each other 440 times,161 victory from Inter and 141 from Grêmio,138 draws,Grêmio have 3 Libertadores but Internacional have more important titles in my opinion,2 Libertadores but 1 Team Fifa World Cup in 2006 with a victory against Barcelona from Spain and Ronaldinho was in that team! that was a amazing achivement from Inter,they also have a victory over Internazionale from Italy and Stuttgart from Germany winning the Dubai Cup in 2008,and just last year they went to the Libertadores Semifinals but lost against Fluminese from Brazil,take your picks to who's better but I choose Inter.
cool vid, dude! kudos! More infos on this derby for ppl out there. These are clubs that combined have won libertadores 5x and 2 times the Club World Cup (Inter 1x0 Barcelona -2006 & Grêmio 2x1 Hamburger SV - 1983), plus MANY other national titles. It's deemed as one of South America's most important/difficult derbies by journalists, players, and supporters. On the top of that, they've only battled for local titles for roughly 70 years because there wasn't a Brazilian league that counted with Inter and Grêmio, so to beat each other was a big deal to rule the city/state. Also, football in South America used to be really physical, especially in south of Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina. Therefore, fights were common... violent sliding tackles, shovels, punches, and so on. It has been less violent in the recent years, but these brawls still break out every now and then. Oh, another fun fact: these two squads had been taking the piss out of each other for quite some time. Grêmio had won a few important titles and Inter had been relegated. These squads (players) had fought and argued a number of times over the years prior to the Libertadores Derby in 2020, so when things heated up in this match, they simply came to blows. This "squad hatred/derby" only ended when Inter won a derby that pretty much relegated Grêmio to Brazilian's league second division in 2021. Internacional players waved carton-made coffins (which means the team is "dead" for going to second division in Brazil). Grêmio's players were pissed as Inter's players made fun of their defeat and a fight broke out (again). After that, both teams squads, little by little, disbanded and the rivalry is only on the pitch and less violent, but it still divides the city of Porto Alegre between reds and blues as well as it makes this city an interesting place if you are a football aficionado!
this is one of the most savage rivalry
Legal é ver o CZcams me recomendar esse vídeo 😂 o grenal aqui em Porto Alegre é algo insano. A rivalidade é reconhecida internacionalmente.
The next game, which was at Inter's stadium, took place during a late night and the next day was Inter's birthday. And Grêmio's goal was scored at 00:03, so inter lost a grenal on his birthday and at home
hello, I discovered your content recently and I really liked it, since you are one of the only creators of content of this type who talks more about "unknown football", so to speak, since you talk about players, clubs and matches that are not so well known, I wanted you to talk about the Batalha dos Aflitos (battle of the afflicted, in english), played at the Eládio de Barros Carvalho stadium, Popularly known as "stadium of the afflicted", a match valid for the Brazilian second division, between the clubs Gremio x Nautico, this match has a very interesting story, I would be happy for you to tell this story on your channel, thank you (sorry for any English errors, I wrote this text in Portuguese and translated it into English)
Im Gremio. thanks for this video. It's important for us to show you what the biggest football classic in the world is.
and remember, Ronaldinho Gaucho era do Gremio
See ya.
if kursat mixed video making styles of maqwell & daily dose of football he would be the best football channel ever.
Talk about the match Vitória x Bahia, in this match had 8 red cards too
Hello from Porto Alegre. Don't forget that Inter won the FIFA world champ and Grêmio won the Toyota Cup that was considered world champ too. Both are great teams with great international results.
As International supporter I'm not proud of this match... but my team won against Barcelona with Ronaldinho, won at Penalties against Maradona and lost in penalties to Messi... ;)
Ohh, I support the comment that said this wasn't the most violent, was the match with most red cards.
you should look up the "Batalha dos Aflitos", arguably one the most famous matches in Brazilan football history :V
Simplesmente a maior finalidade do Brasil 🇪🇪🇪🇪
In Brazil there is a classic called BA-Vi, which is held between Bahia and Vitória, there was a game that was held in honor of peace. The result of the game was a fight between fans organized before and during the game, 9 red cards and Bahia's victory by W.O..
Grenal is like bloods vs creeps
Good job nice video! You could say that Ronaldinho is Grêmio former player too
It's a rivalry that divides families in the state and neighboring states.
Can you do the "Derby"? It's a rivarly in the São Paulo state that have two big teams, Palmeiras and Corinthians, they are the 2nd better rivarly of our country. And they have made an match in the Libertadores 1999 and 2000, and these matchs was just 🔥
Biggest world football rivals.
Portugal and Netherlands are big rivals, you barely see them in the same groups. Last time they played was nation league
As a Brazilian from Porto Alegre, i'm amazed to see a english content about Grenal. Here, we're born with a team. Even if you dont like/watch football you need to choose a side. You have to pick Gremio or Internacional.
The Grenal is considered by many the best derby in Brazil, and it's definitively the most competitive. Both team HATES each other. Some people dont even talk with each other if they support the opponent team. Also, for context: this game was in the Libertardores, which is the Champions League of South America. And a match between two rivals from the same country are extremely rare to happen. Thats why the tension where so high.
biggest classics in Brazil:
1- Grenal;
2 - Rivallity Classic;
3 - São Paulo's Derby
4 - Grandpa's Classic
5 - RePa
Maior rivadade da sulamerica e um dos maiores do mundo. Isso é classico greNal, isso é futebol gaucho, com garra y peleia sempre para ganhar 🇲🇨🇲🇨🇨🇬🇨🇬🧉🧉
This rivalry is so huge that when CocaCola sponsored most of the teams in Brazil, they had to change their logo color to black because red could not go on Grêmio’s shirt. Actually, not even in the stadium. The only exception are the fire extinguishers because their color is law enforced. I don’t know how it is nowadays, but not too long ago Grêmio’s players were advised not to buy red cars because they wouldn’t be allowed to enter when going to training sessions.
Curious Fact: In Brazil we have a radio talking 24 hours a day of those teams and the rivalry
As a Brazilian I can say: If you watch a Grenal (Gremio x Internacional) at a stadium ans you leave with your life, you are lucky. Grenal always is a chaos and fire