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Although both teams started in the Labuca district of Buenos Aires, each team took a different route. Riverblight then became the "club of the rich" and Boca Juniors became the "representative of the poor".
According to Sport 360, there is almost no match between the rich and the poor, with clear enmity and a clear hatred of the actions of fans and fans.
In 2011, after River Plate moved into the second division, Boca Juniors fans made fun of their big enemy by organizing a symbolic funeral ceremony, wearing coffins decorated with the white and red colors of River Plate.
In 2011, in one of Copa Libertadores 'two matches, Boca Juniors fans pitched an unmanned drone into the Argentinean second division capital in 2011, spraying chili spray on River players' eyes. Plate.
"Monominal tragedy"
At Monomental Stadium in 1968, after a match between the two teams, 71 people died after a traffic jam at Gate 12 while they were trying to leave the stadium. The tragedy was the worst football incident in Argentina, with an average of 19 years.
There are various stories about what happened: some say that the disaster occurred after the Boca Juniors started burning the River Plate flags in the upper layers of the stadium, pushing the fans to rush to the lower floors. Boca Juniors, causing them panic.
River Plate President William Kent accused the police of killing supporters after Boca Juniors fans were pursued and chased into the stands for urination. He also claimed that the local police had closed the exit doors with huge iron bars.
After three years of government investigations, no charges were laid against the families of the victims, but since then the alphabet has been used to mark the doors of the Monumental Stadium instead of the numbers that were considered an omen of the sad event.
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Although both teams started in the Labuca district of Buenos Aires, each team took a different route. Riverblight then became the "club of the rich" and Boca Juniors became the "representative of the poor".
According to Sport 360, there is almost no match between the rich and the poor, with clear enmity and a clear hatred of the actions of fans and fans.
In 2011, after River Plate moved into the second division, Boca Juniors fans made fun of their big enemy by organizing a symbolic funeral ceremony, wearing coffins decorated with the white and red colors of River Plate.
In 2011, in one of Copa Libertadores 'two matches, Boca Juniors fans pitched an unmanned drone into the Argentinean second division capital in 2011, spraying chili spray on River players' eyes. Plate.
"Monominal tragedy"
At Monomental Stadium in 1968, after a match between the two teams, 71 people died after a traffic jam at Gate 12 while they were trying to leave the stadium. The tragedy was the worst football incident in Argentina, with an average of 19 years.
There are various stories about what happened: some say that the disaster occurred after the Boca Juniors started burning the River Plate flags in the upper layers of the stadium, pushing the fans to rush to the lower floors. Boca Juniors, causing them panic.
River Plate President William Kent accused the police of killing supporters after Boca Juniors fans were pursued and chased into the stands for urination. He also claimed that the local police had closed the exit doors with huge iron bars.
After three years of government investigations, no charges were laid against the families of the victims, but since then the alphabet has been used to mark the doors of the Monumental Stadium instead of the numbers that were considered an omen of the sad event.
