The embarrassing postponement of the Copa Libertadores final thrust Argentina's hooligan problem back into the spotlight, as well as society's acceptance that it is part of football fan culture, ...

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Last week, with the sending of two simple messages, a key battle in Argentine football's struggle against violence was lost. Javier Cantero, the man who took on the barra bravas, resigned from his ...

The arrest of several members of an international drug trafficking organization made up of soccer hooligans from Argentina and Colombia adds to the mounting evidence of the involvement of these groups ...

Argentinian football authorities deny any ties, but the presence in South Africa of known hooligans of the country's clubs has led to questions on who is financing their trips. "There is no tie to ...

A fan of Brazil's Vasco da Gama awaits the start of the Copa Libertadores football match between his team and Argentina's Lanus in Buenos Aires May 9, 2012. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian By Magali ...

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- A player was assaulted by hooligans and stripped of his shirt and shorts during a match in an Argentine lower-tier club match. The Argentine newspaper Clarin captured on ...

“It is across the Atlantic, in lovely Argentina, where the hooligans have evolved on a whole different wavelength. The British made soccer hooliganism a bizarre cultural artifact. The Argentines have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. March 1 (Reuters) - Eradicating soccer violence in Argentina will be much harder than it was to get rid of hooligans in England, ...

A player was assaulted by hooligans and stripped of his shirt and shorts during a match in an Argentine lower-tier club match. The Argentine newspaper Clarin captured on video the incident in which ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...