The Creepiest South American Football Iceberg Explained 

00:00 Intro - Leave a Like 00:40 Surface Level 06:14 Shallow Waters 13:32 The Depths 21:57 The Abyss

Haven’t watched it yet but when you say sinister I definitely understand. South American football is crazy and the fans are either passionate or crazy and needs mental help.

The cats buried in Racing Clubs’s pitch would’ve been interesting to talk about.

I will write down some crazy things you could have included: Teo Gutierrez, who was back then a world class talent and two years later played in the World Cup, once threatened his teammates at Racing with a gun after a loss against Independiente. The club Loma Negra, which now plays in their city’s league, a city with a population of around 5000 people, back in the early 80s, when they were backed by the biggest cement factory in Argentina and enjoyed considerable National sucess, played a friendly against the USSR national team, which could be considered as a clash bewteen capitalism and socialsim. It is believed Marshal Tito, the leader of Yugoslavia for more than 30 years, had been exhiled to Argentina before he came to power and that there he became a supporter of Estudiantes as he worked as a butcher in La Plata.

As a Peruvian I can say that PIRATA FC It is a modest club that was founded less than 10 years ago by a businessman from the city of Chiclayo and that competed in the first division after winning the Copa Perú,which gave an amateur team a place in the highest professional division of Peru (if you want know why, I can clarify it in the comments) and that it is now in the second division 😅

How does bro only have 657 views 😭 he deserves way more ngl

The difference between European and south-american football is wild (I really like these new iceberg-documentary vids keep it up)

There was also the case of Lothar Matthäus who was hired to train Atlético Parananse in Brazil, but he had a fight with a photographer, his wife was jealous of him living in Brazil because he was cheated on.

Worth noting that the São Paulo x Tigre match was said to have brought a curse upon the club. Given that it was the last major trophy they've won up until this year (2023). São Paulo was placed in a group with tigres in this years Sudamericana, and finally completed a full match against the Argentineans, winning both matches, and set to supposedly end the decade long title drought. It wasn't the Sudamericana thought, as LDU Quito eliminated them on the Quarter Finals. But São Paulo managed to beat both its biggest Rivals, Palmeiras and Corinthians, and lastly the powerful Flamengo team at the Brazilian Cup final (Copa do Brasil), a title which São Paulo never managed to conquer before (due to prior to the 2010s, teams competing in the Libertadores not being eligible to play the national cup), and so (hopefully) starting a new era of conquests for the club.

here are other topics you could include in a pt2 Racing's 7 cats Palermo's "Muletaso" goal Rolando Schiavi playing with appendicitis Gate 12 incident La Bombonera's toucan Bilardo and the Kiricocho curse Argentina's 1973 "Ghost Team"

Keep making videos of South American Football please, this is so well done!

If you ever do a part 2, look into these::: the curse of Alianza Lima (every team that gets them in the Copa Libertadores group stage never becomes champion, biggest example River Plate losing the final in 2019), Walter Oyarce an Alianza Lima fan that was thrown out of the box by rival fans in the Peruvian derby back in 2011 and died. Nice video btw!

Great video! Im surprised you are a small channel! If you decide to make a part 2 there are some topics you can talk about: São Paulo vs São Caetano 2004, Boca jr vs Corinthians libertadores 2013, Santos being relegated after 111 yeras during the brasileiro Pelé edition (this year), Fire in the Flamengo's youth academy killing many players, Flamengo vs sport fighitng on court about the 1987 brasileiro, Goleiro bruno

For a British guy, and although some images don't match at all, you did a great job in this video. You know a lot about South American Football, dude! Nice vid!

That owl story is crazy

There's so many more stories around this part of the world that I'm sure you can make so many icebergs! This is great work. To add some stories with little spoilers, so not to ruins anyone's suprise, including you, you may look into: Mirko Saric, Copa Libertadores' Sol de América 5-4 Olimpia, Neymar's Santos vs Ronaldinho's Flamengo, and I guess a couple more can be added from there. Cheers!

13:15 Another Ronaldinho W

In Colombia, we had a game between Santa Fe and America where fan were stabed during the half time, and the game continued like nothing happened.

Excellent video, keep doing these about South American Football!!! y AGUANTE BOCA CARAJOOOO

This video is hella entertaining you should do 1 of La Liga MX

Hey, really nice video. Some feedback for if you do part 2: try putting team and player names in google translate and listen to them, so that you can improve a bit in the pronunciation of the words. They are a bit too bad tbh. Still a very good video! Try putting the story of the Brazilian goalkeeper Bruno, who killed and dismembered his wife.

Very very good video

I'm loving these Iceberg Videos

These are absolutely phenomenal videos. Keep this shit up!

Great video bro I been looking for south american content in english for a long ass time😂

You forgot to mention Alianza Lima crash half of those players were part of the National team squad including their coach plus one of their goalkeeper is actually Paolo Guerrero's uncle

south american football is indeed superior. not in play level but more so in hinchada (fans) and clásicos (derbys), sadly, that comes with a lot of people and groups who cross the line and take the beauty away from the game. great video, AGUANTE BOCA 💙💛💙

The 87' Brazilian Championship, the recent players beting scandal; the Portuguesa paulista relegation and its atual situation; the 2014 Campeonato Carioca final (not) goal; Vasco da Gama player Edmundo giving beer to a monkey in a party (and in another occasion killing 3 people in a car accident); the proudest worst team in the world: Íbis FC and many others crazy historys of brazilian football deserve a place in an eventual 2° iceberg video

glad i got this recommended!

Peruvians...gotta love em

Boca-River video would be interesting for sure

The worst story I've ever seen in football was the goalkeeper Bruno and what he did to his son's mother because he didn't want to pay child support. **DARK STORY ALERT** He orchestrated her kidnapping, murder and concealment of the corpse by dismemberment and giving the remains to dogs. Also, if I'm not mistaken the intention was to kill the child (a 4-month-old baby) too, but the hired killers didn't have the courage and abandoned him to starve to death, luckily the police found the baby in time, he was very weak but he survived. This psycophath wasn't a player of a small club who didn't have money, he was Flamengo's goalkeeper, he had just won the Brasileirão the year prior.

Brother, make a video talking about legendary games that took place on the South American continent, for example, the historic turnaround of FLUMINENSE x sc Internacional in the second leg of the Libertadores 2023 semifinal

I'm Brazilian, I support FLUMINENSE, the current Libertadores champion, and I can say that South American fans are different (fanatics about the clubs), especially Brazilians and Argentines.

Thaks for the work man. 😊😊 I’m a flamengo’s fan from Rio de Janeiro and I agree with all what you said in the vídeo. We are passionate as F… in football, the libertadores have a lot a Will, and energy about win because the fans, we create that atmosphere in the stadiums and the player just follows the war. Thanks for the vídeo and we’ll seen soon in the fifa super mundial 2025

Nice video, as a brazilian i notíced some errors but nothing big. As a Fluminense fan i would just like to say that the images u show in the "desastre of maracanã" were in a flaFLU( flamengo x Fluminense) the biggest derby in rio and maybe Brasil.

Some suggestiona for a part 2: -BaVi da Paz: could have appeared in the begining about the violence in the games. This was a derby between Bahia and Vitória, in which both teams made a lot of ads for peace in the stadiuns. In the end, there were 9 red cards on the match, players and fands fighting, and Vitória forcing the last red cards to end the match. - 1987 Brazilian league: I thought this would be there, considering Flamengo keep trying to get the title recognized in the courts. The history as a whole is a big mess. - Not sure if it's in the other video, but when you talked about Boca x River, you could have mentioned the game in 2015 that was suspended after Boca fans throwed pepper fans on River players, and the 2018 final that had to be played at Bernabeu due to River fans throwing rocks at Boca bus, and injuring Boca players. - Peñarol 2x3 Palmeiras in 2017, Palmeiras secured a great comeback, and in the end there were fights on the pitch and the stands, Palmeiras players claiming that the stadium security were blocking the access to the dressing room in order to trap then in the field, and Palmeiras manager Eduardo Batista raging in the Interview. Another thing is that on the begining of the year, Felipe Melo gave an interview saying that "if we need to punch an Uruguayan in the face, we'll do it", when trying to saying that the team would do whatever it takes to win the cup. - The 2014 Libertadores semifinalists were San Lorenzo, Bolivar, Sporting Crystal and Nacional from Paraguay, while the Sudamericana ones were São Paulo, Atlético Nacional, River Plate and Boca Juniors. You don't need to know that much ablut South American football to feel that this seems weird. -CBF recognizing the Taça Brasil and Robertão as Campeonato Brasileiro in 2010, which led to Palmeiras and Santos becoming the biggest champions at the time with 8 titles each. Then this year, CBF also recognized Atlético-MG 1937 Torneio dos Campeões as a Brazilian League title, meaning they now have 3 titles. -Portuguesa relegation and their current situation. -Santa Cruz (my team) going from the 1st to the 4th division, having the biggest attendence in the country while in the 4th division, going back to the 1st, playing it's 1st international competition, just to go back to the 4th and now having no division to play, all between 2006-2023. Also, the Flamengo x Atlético-MG match was for the Copa Libertadores, not the Brazilian League.

Another iceberg theory. Lez gooo!

Do the boca river video please!

There was also the Bruno goalkeeper case that he killed his girlfriend and feed his dogs with her body and threw the rest on a river

Did you know, Andy Polo, one of the Peruvian players you mentioned, had his contract terminated with MLS side Portland Timbers after allegations of domestic violence against his wife

You need to watch a programme called derby days the one about boca v river is insane

One incident worthy commenting about in a possible second part video could be the death of a supporter by a toilet thrown onto his head by the Santa Cruz ultras in a match against Paraná. The one who was murdered was a Sport fan (santa cruz's biggest rival) and apparently had affiliations with Paraná ultras. This case happened in 2014, in Recife, after a Serie B match

Bro, you mixed teams when talking about the Sandro Hiroshi case. The one that got relegated and then made the relegations dont count was Gama, from Brasilia, you showed images of Vasco da Gama from Rio. Vasco actually went on to win the João Havelange the following year

An important thing to consider is that grêmio and inter are the biggest rivalry in brazil and one of the biggest ever since theyre both giant teams wich dominate their region, and dont have other regional rivals. Also it was the first time they ever matched in libertadores

The São Paulo x Tigre game has a even more eerie facts: this 2012 title was the last São Paulo, who were the most successful brazilian team at that point, went to win in this decade, like they were cursed after beating Tigre by W.O in the final,, and the pivot of all the trouble in the pitch that lead to the aggressions was an Argentinian defender called Orban. That was the Tigre's curse on SPFC, and Orban's. 10 years later São Paulo would have another chance for a title in the 2021 Paulistão, but there was a game for the Libertadores against Racing Club before the finals. Guess what? Orban now played for Racing and would be in the game - a chance to lift the curse perhaps? At this time SPFC lost the game 0 - 1 to Racing in Morumbi, but went champions the next game against Palmeiras - losing the game to Orban payed the karma and Tricolor could be champions again.

More information Once the Colombian supporters threatened to kill players from the Águilas del América and even sent Cuauhtémoc a coffin in allegory to Esoz, in the end they scored 3 goals against the Colombians arbitrations against the Mexican teams when their clubs played Libertadores and Sudamericana (the best known were when Conmebol changed the rules when Cruz Azul beat Boca and the same with Chivas against Inter, not to mention that in the semifinal those from Vélez wanted to try it) . but their managers failed) they did not want what happened when the North American team Pachuca did to Colo-Colo in the South American final. the famous maracanazo 7-1, 7-0, 5-0 (victories against Brazil, Mexico and the United States, those of Mexico and the United States were from Chile and Argentina) Boca Jrs fans wanted to lynch the Chivas players because in 2004 they scored 4 goals and were eliminated from the Libertadores The hatred that some South Americans have towards Chileans. Some South American regions play in CONCACAF The Copa América is more difficult and with a higher level than the Euro The South American-Europe Intercontinental counts as the Club World Cup The southern qualifiers are the closest and most exciting In South America they usually call fans "hincha" or "torcedor". The South American soccer RU-vidr called "Billonario" dedicated a hate video to Mencho and then deleted it, there is no need to ask why he did it

26:08 el de la derecha tiene la de paolin lin lin

I remember player from south america in 70's who had afro hair (I don't remember that name and don't know who he is but It's not Jairzinho btw) who tragically passed away so young by car crash and the case were unsolved. If anyone know, please reply this comment.

You must check Corinthians vs Palmeiras or Flamengo vs Vasco da Gama. Its very ,very nasty and dangerous.

This was creepy af

Small advice, its not gama, its just vasco, gama is its surname therefore we barely use it

El primer video iceberg en inglés 😱😱😱😱

Difference is: European, American and Saudi Football are all about money South American football, is about PASSION

As a fellow Peruvian, I want to apologize on behalf of my countrymen. These things happen... Im sure you can understand.

a few more ideas 1971- Boca Juniors vs Sporting Cristal - 19 Red Cards Alberto Spencer - Highest goalscorer in Libertadores history is an Ecuadorian Scandal of the 17th Floor Ecuador - After a Copa América elimination 6 players of Ecuador where seen bringing beer into a hotel room in the 17th floor of the hotel including the likes of Antonio Valencia. This was a step of the now restructuring of Ecuadorian football and why the national team is doing well as of now. Lucas González - The death of a young Argentine academy player being killed due to police brutality. Suicide of Moro García - His suicide had an impact of mental health talks about South American athletes. Mauricio Baldivieso - a 12 year old that debuted in the Bolivian top flight. Ninho do Urubu Fire - A fire that broke out in Flamengo's youth academy complex where 10 young footballers between the ages of 14 to 17 died. Max Barrios - A former Peruvian u-20 national team player who was disocvered that his documents where falsified resulting on the fact that he was 5 years older and was not even born in Peru but in Ecuador América de Cali - a Colombian club who is know to be unlucky, they reached 4 LIbertadores finals 3 in a row and lost all of them, also losing a women's libertadores final as well. ====== Relegation and Relegation Escapes Miracle of Rancagua - U de Chile 3-2 Unión la Calera, U de Chile was fighting in the last matchday to avoid their second ever relegation in 2021 by the 75th Minute they where down 2-0 but managed to pull a historic comeback of 3 goals to avoid the drop, after the final whistle blew U de Chile players where seen to cry tears of releif after they confirmed their safety in the top Flight. Gimnasia de la Plata 3-0 Atlético de Rafaela - During the 2009 Promotion Playoff between Gimnasia and Atlético de Rafaela, Gimnasia de la Plata lost 3-0 in the first leg meaning that they had to score 3 goals to keep themselves in the top flight after a goaless first half they where set to be Relegated, however after 50 minutes of the match a red card was set for Gimnasia and Rafaela leaving them with 10 men each Gimnasia scored at the 72nd minute and was down to 9 men at the 85th minute 2 goals by Francisco Neil atthe 89th and 91st minute pulled of a comeback that kept Gimnasia in Argentina's top flight. www.espn.com.ar/futbol/partido/_/juegoId/272765 America de Cali vs Patriotas - A relegation playoff between América de Cali that saw the Cali side be the first relegated side of Colombia's big 8 in history by penalty kicks, not only was this event remembered by the impact of América's relegation but by the fact that it took them 5 years to come back to the top flight. River Plate vs Belgrano - The Promotion playoff which saw River Plate be relegated for the first time in the clubs history

I would like a video on el Superclásico 💙💛💙

No hate It’s a great vid but you left out a 44-1 win in a Ecuador 3rd tier game

Where the alianza Lima universitario instead

SOUTH AMERICA MENTIONED🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆⚽⚽⚽WHAT IS CHOOSING A GOVERNMENT?????🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆⚽⚽⚽⚽

I bet all of my money that there will be the incident in the ninho do urubu (fire broke out and kids died) in the deeper parts of the iceberg. Current time watching is 2:00

Roberto rojas el condor 🇨🇱

Damn only 12 views undeserved

You missed Jonathan Fabbro story, Its disgusted.

Why do you sound like Vizeh?

Black Hole level: Garrincha and the goat.😅

13:20 Ronaldinho is openly right wing, no shock there

Wrong Gama Bro

27 minutes of Argentina robbing titles

Argentina and the corruption …

The dirtiest world cup is 2002

Your video is really well made, i really enjoyed it The Sao paulo - Tigre gun situation was a hoax tho, no threats were involved. Some argentine fans rally like to marginalize brazilian fans as dangerous and criminals, specially with the big rivalry Sao paulo and Tigre built up after the Sudamericana 2012 final As a sao paulo fan, i hope for respect from both sides 🤝 Congratulations for your great video mate

Britt accent Is the best

Nero futbol

I feel like ur rushing ur speech. Just chilll slow down a bit.

SALVE O CORINTHIANS!

11:07 playing in brazil as a foreigner is INSANE. there is always police involved, they do anything dirty available to win, and then cry racism…