Boca fans cheered for the team at the beach, met the river bed fans mocked: You fell in Madrid

June 16th According to DAZN, Boca fans held a grand cheering event in Miami Beach, but unexpectedly encountered the provocation of the airplane banner of the fans of the riverbed.

Boca Youth fans organized a grand cheering event at Miami Beach to cheer for the team's debut in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The event is to support the team led by Russo, who will face Benfica at Hard Rock Stadium.

Thousands of Boca fans gathered at the beach, wearing jerseys, beating drums, and waving flags, full of enthusiasm. The entire South Beach is covered in blue and gold, and the fans sang classic cheering songs, and the scene is spectacular.

However, an unexpected incident interrupted the enthusiasm. Just as the cheering event was in full swing, a small plane flew over the coastline, dragging a conspicuous banner: "You are falling in Madrid, RIP". This banner is obviously a provocation for River Plate fans, meaning Boca lost to River Plate 1-3 in the 2018 Libertadores final.

Despite this episode, the Boca players completed their last training session at Barrie University. Club Chairman Riquelme expressed high praise for the enthusiasm of the fans in an interview with the media: "This is normal, our fans will sing the whole game tomorrow. Boca fans are very crazy. They love their clubs and live in a unique way. The whole country should be Boca fans."

Riquelme continued: "Nothing is better than being a Boca fan. It is unique and wonderful. All children should be Boca fans."

Although this provocation became a small episode, Boca is ready to meet the first game. In the last tactical drill, Russo determined the starting lineup against Benfica. This game will be a serious test, with the opponents having extensive European experience and many well-known players.

Russo said at a press conference: "Benfica and Bayern are both top teams and our goal is to compete with them, perform well and strive for victory. We are in good shape and are confident in dealing with this type of game."