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At international level, Boca Juniors won 6 titles more than River Plate, 18 against When you consider domestic leagues, tournaments and cups, River. Live coverage of the Boca Juniors vs. River Plate Argentine Liga Profesional De Fútbol game on ESPN, including live score, highlights and updated stats. River Plate and Boca Juniors will cross swords at the Estadio Monumental on Sunday, February 25, , with kick-off scheduled at pm ET /.
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Since then, Boca Juniors has been known as the club of Argentina's working class or the people's club, with many Boca fans coming from the local Italian immigrant community.
Boca fans are actually known as " Xeneizes " " Genoese ". By , both club had their fields in La Boca and had not won any league, being also far away from the popularity that would come after. The most known Argentine football rivalry until then had been Alumni — Belgrano A. Racing Club de Avellaneda became the first of the Big Five when that same year won the first of their seven consecutive league titles.
Before their first official match, Boca and River had played two friendlies and River Plate's nickname was Darseneros the most popular Millonarios came in Each stadium, Boca's La Bombonera and River's El Monumental are known to bounce with the simultaneous jumping of the fans. At times, the matches have been known to end in fights between the " barra brava " violent factions of both sides or with the police. Boca fans refer to River supporters as " gallinas " "chickens" claiming the lack of guts of River players.
Despite the fact that their club traces back its roots to La Boca, River fans refer to their Boca rivals as " los chanchitos " "little pigs" because they claim their stadium, located in the less affluent La Boca area, smells most of the time, [8] as well as " bosteros " "manure collectors" , a reference to the smell of a polluted river in La Boca.
The rivalry between the two clubs can also affect players, particularly those who are transferred between the two clubs. Cataldo Spitale was the first to make the change, when he left Boca to sign for River in One side looks on you as a traitor and the other doesn't really trust you. You need time to adapt and a lot of character to win people over. Although he was received very well by River fans, and won the and league titles there, Boca fans never forgave him, and he says he hasn't been to La Bombonera since then to avoid problems.
Recently, on March 21 in the Clausura tournament, the two teams started playing in La Bombonera. In the ninth minute of play, the match was suspended because of heavy rainfall in Buenos Aires.
The pitch was practically flooded, but in spite of this, referee Héctor Baldassi stated that the match could be played. The match restarted four days later, on March 25, and was played with two halves of 41 minutes. On June 23, , in El Monumental, after a 0—0 match between the two teams, 71 fans were killed in a crush at gate 12, with fans left injured. The disaster was the worst incident in the history of Argentine football and the majority of the dead were teenagers and young adults; the average age of the victims was There are various claims as to what exactly happened that day.
Some claim that the disaster happened after Boca Juniors fans threw burning River flags from the upper tiers of the stadium, causing a stampede of their own fans in the lower tier. Others claim that it happened after River fans arrived at the Boca section, causing the stampede of the visiting fans. Yet others claim that gate 12 was locked, or would not open at the time, and that the fans at the back did not hear the ones at the front telling them to stop coming in.
William Kent, River's former president, claimed that the police were the culprits, as they began repressing Boca fans after they had thrown urine at them from the stands. Some witnesses claim that the turnstiles to the exit were blocked by a huge iron pole.
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