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'''Ultras Sur''' are a group of right-wing football (soccer) hooligans associated with [[Real Madrid]], Europe's most successful club. Although they follow the Italian Ultra tradition and have been strongly associated with anti-communist chanting, soccer-related extremism in Spain is generally less prevalent than elsewhere in Europe, particularly Italy, where Ultra fans are longer established, and Eastern Europe, where anti-[[communist]] football hooliganism has escalated dramatically since the fall of [[communism]].
'''Ultras Sur''' are a group of right-wing football (soccer) hooligans associated with [[Real Madrid]], Europe's most successful club. Although they follow the Italian Ultra tradition and have been strongly associated with anti-communist chanting, soccer-related extremism in Spain is generally less prevalent than elsewhere in Europe, particularly Italy, where Ultra fans are longer established, and Eastern Europe, where anti-[[communist]] football hooliganism has escalated dramatically since the fall of [[communism]].

Latest revision as of 00:56, 4 February 2024

File:Ultras Sur.png
Ultras Sur with a banner reading "White Europe - 14"
File:Ultras Sur Paris.png
Ultras Sur on Tour in Paris

Ultras Sur are a group of right-wing football (soccer) hooligans associated with Real Madrid, Europe's most successful club. Although they follow the Italian Ultra tradition and have been strongly associated with anti-communist chanting, soccer-related extremism in Spain is generally less prevalent than elsewhere in Europe, particularly Italy, where Ultra fans are longer established, and Eastern Europe, where anti-communist football hooliganism has escalated dramatically since the fall of communism.