Crvena Zvezda ( Red Star Belgrade )

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Red Star Belgrade (FK Crvena Zvezda) is one of the most iconic and successful football clubs in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia. Founded on March 4, 1945, the club is based in Belgrade, Serbia, and is known for its rich history in European and domestic football. Red Star has won numerous national titles, including multiple Yugoslav First League and Serbian Superliga championships, and is perhaps best known for its triumph in the 1991 European Cup, where they were crowned champions of Europe.
The club has a passionate fanbase, with the most prominent supporters being the "Delije" (The Brave Ones), who are known for their unwavering support and vibrant atmosphere. The Delije were officially founded in 1989 and are one of the most influential fan groups in Eastern Europe. They are also known for their fierce rivalry with Partizan Belgrade, which is the basis for the "Eternal Derby" — one of the most heated and intense football rivalries in the world.
Red Star's fan culture has evolved over the years, with the creation of various supporter groups such as the Ultras, Red Devils, and Zulu Warriors, which all helped shape the identity of the club's fanbase, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s. Today, Red Star continues to be a dominant force in Serbian football, and its supporters remain a core part of the club's identity. Additionally, the Hooligans are known for using weapons and attacking normal families