The 10 most notorious ultras groups in world football
From South America to Eastern Europe a look at the the most infamous barra bravas, ultras and active supporter groups in the game.
Stunning outfits catch the eye on SI red carpet
Los del Sur: Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
Los del Sur are the "barra brava" connected to Atlético Nacional in Medellín, Colombia and were formed in 1997.
Foto: FREDY BUILES / REUTERS
Los del Sur: Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
Los del Sur are the "barra brava" connected to Atlético Nacional in Medellín, Colombia and were formed in 1997.
Foto: LUIS ACOSTA / AFP
Los del Sur: Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
Los del Sur are the "barra brava" connected to Atlético Nacional in Medellín, Colombia and were formed in 1997.
Foto: LUIS ACOSTA / AFP
Los del Sur: Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
Los del Sur are the "barra brava" connected to Atlético Nacional in Medellín, Colombia and were formed in 1997.
Foto: RAUL ARBOLEDA / AFP
La 12: Boca Juniors (Argentina)
Famed for generating the raucous atmosphere at La Bombonera in the Argentine capital.
Foto: ALEJANDRO PAGNI / AFP
La 12: Boca Juniors (Argentina)
Famed for generating the raucous atmosphere at La Bombonera in the Argentine capital.
Foto: ALEJANDRO PAGNI / AFP
La 12: Boca Juniors (Argentina)
Famed for generating the raucous atmosphere at La Bombonera in the Argentine capital.
Foto: ALEJANDRO PAGNI / AFP
Famed for generating the raucous atmosphere at La Bombonera in the Argentine capital.
La 12
Foto: DANIEL GARCIA / AFP
La Garra Blanca: Colo Colo (Chile)
Founded in 1990, Chilean side Colo Colo boast the largest of the country's "barra".
Foto: MAX MONTECINOS / REUTERS
La Garra Blanca: Colo Colo (Chile)
Founded in 1990, Chilean side Colo Colo boast the largest of the country's "barra".
Foto: IVAN ALVARADO / REUTERS
La Garra Blanca: Colo Colo (Chile)
Founded in 1990, Chilean side Colo Colo boast the largest of the country's "barra".
Foto: IVAN ALVARADO / REUTERS
La Garra Blanca: Colo Colo (Chile)
Founded in 1990, Chilean side Colo Colo boast the largest of the country's "barra".
Foto: CLAUDIO POZO / AFP
Delije: Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)
Created in 1989 they occupy the North stand at the club's Marakana ground in the Serbian capital.
Delije: Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)
Created in 1989 they occupy the North stand at the club's Marakana ground in the Serbian capital.
Delije: Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)
Created in 1989 they occupy the North stand at the club's Marakana ground in the Serbian capital.
Foto: ANDREJ ISAKOVIC / AFP
Delije: Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)
Created in 1989 they occupy the North stand at the club's Marakana ground in the Serbian capital.
Foto: MARKO DJURICA / REUTERS
Fenerbahce Ultras
The supporters' motto is Hep Destek Tam Destek, abbreviated as HDTD (Continuous Unwavering Support).
Foto: OZAN KOSE / AFP
Fenerbahce Ultras: Fenerbahce (Turkey)
The supporters' motto is Hep Destek Tam Destek, abbreviated as HDTD (Continuous Unwavering Support).
Foto: BULENT KILIC / AFP
Fenerbahce Ultras: Fenerbahce (Turkey)
The supporters' motto is Hep Destek Tam Destek, abbreviated as HDTD (Continuous Unwavering Support).
Foto: BOGDAN CRISTEL / REUTERS
Fenerbahce Ultras: Fenerbahce (Turkey)
The supporters' motto is Hep Destek Tam Destek, abbreviated as HDTD (Continuous Unwavering Support).
Foto: JOHN THYS / AFP
Irriducibili: Lazio (Italy)
Lazio's Irriducibili were formed in 1987 are are renowned for their staunch right-wing political views.
Foto: ALBERTO PIZZOLI / AFP
Irriducibili: Lazio (Italy)
Lazio's Irriducibili were formed in 1987 are are renowned for their staunch right-wing political views.
Foto: Giampiero Sposito / REUTERS
Irriducibili: Lazio (Italy)
Lazio's Irriducibili were formed in 1987 are are renowned for their staunch right-wing political views.
Foto: GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP
Irriducibili: Lazio (Italy)
Lazio's Irriducibili were formed in 1987 are are renowned for their staunch right-wing political views.
Foto: ALESSANDRO BIANCHI / REUTERS
Teddy Boys 95: Legia Warsaw (Poland)
Teddy Boys 95 are the ultra group of the side from the Polish capital Legia Warsaw.
Foto: GIAMPIERO SPOSITO / REUTERS
Teddy Boys 95: Legia Warsaw (Poland)
Teddy Boys 95 are the ultra group of the side from the Polish capital Legia Warsaw.
Foto: GIAMPIERO SPOSITO / REUTERS
Ultras Ahlawy: Al Ahly (Egypt)
Ultras Ahlawy (UA-07) is the group that supports the Cairo-based Egyptian Premier League football club Al Ahly SC and was created in 2007.
Foto: Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuter / REUTERS
Ultras Ahlawy: Al Ahly (Egypt)
Ultras Ahlawy (UA-07) is the group that supports the Cairo-based Egyptian Premier League football club Al Ahly SC and was created in 2007.
Ultras Ahlawy: Al Ahly (Egypt)
Ultras Ahlawy (UA-07) is the group that supports the Cairo-based Egyptian Premier League football club Al Ahly SC and was created in 2007.
Grobari: Partizan Belgrade (Serbia)
The "black & white" side of the Serbian capital.
Landscrona Ultras: Zenit (Russia)
Landscrona are another group famed for having far-right wing political views.
Foto: ALEXANDER DEMIANCHUK / REUTERS
