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Argentina’s obsession turns ugly as worst fears realised in Buenos AiresCopa Libertadores final second leg delayed after attack on Boca Juniors team busRory Smith in Buenos Aires They are seductive, those images, those snapshots of a place where the colours shine brighter, the noise rings louder.It is all so vibrant, so alive, so enticing that it is irresistible – the sight of tens of thousands of fans mounting a pilgrimage just to see their team train; the sound of 70,000 in full voice, basking in glorious sunshine, hours before a game; the smell of the cordite, the smoke of the flares.But what makes the scene so mesmerising – at least to the weary eyes of a European, or a North American, resigned to the corporatisation of sport – is the sense that this is something that we have lost, or that this is how it should be.Read more at: https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/argentina-s-obsession-turns-ugly-as-worst-fears-realised-in-buenos-aires-1.3709738
COP THAT Copa Libertadores violence sparks fears over protection of Theresa May and Donald Trump at Argentina G20 summitBoca Juniors stars were hospitalised and the Superclasico was abandoned after River Plate fans ambushed their team busBy Gerard Couzens25th November 2018, 3:43 pmUpdated: 25th November 2018, 3:43 pmThe police in Argentina managed to arrest a number of football fanshttps://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/7823585/copa-libertadores-violence-theresa-may-donald-trump-argentina-g20/