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Saci Pererê Curiosities - Saci Pererê Quiz - Saci Pererê Challenge
* Saci Pererê is Internacional's mascot. The folkloric figure of the mischievous black boy who arrives in whirlwinds of wind is an allusion to the players' ability to deceive opponents with their dribbling and was adopted as a symbol of the team around the 40s, when the team was called Roller Compressor. The mascot gained even more popularity when, during his time at the club in 2006, Colombian striker Wason Rentería celebrated goals by imitating the Colorado mascot. When scoring, the player would jump on one leg, with a red cap and a pipe in his mouth. *
The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The club was named International inspired by the mission of welcoming representatives of different nationalities to the team. At the time, the hegemony of German descendants in Riograndense clubs was common. It was with this concern to include all the players that the team also earned the epithet of Clube do Povo. Red as the team's color says that Arquimedes Fortim, one of the founders, believed that it represented the "blood that flows equally in all". *
The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The first Grenal took place in the founding year of Internacional. On the occasion, Grêmio scored 10-0 against Inter, until today considered the greatest defeat in the classic. This would actually be the second biggest goal difference in the dispute between the two biggest teams in Rio Grande do Sul if, in 1938, the referee Álvaro Silveira had not considered the score of 11 to 0, in favor of Internacional, with “ too many goals for a Grenal”. He decided to nullify 5 goals and Colorado ended up winning with just 6 goals difference. *
Sport Curiosities - Sport Quiz - Sport Challenge
* Sport Club Internacional was founded on April 4, 1909, by the brothers Henrique, José Eduardo and Luiz Poppe. Two Internacional stadiums hosted matches in the World Cups held in Brazil, in 1950 and in 2014. In the last century's World Cup, two games were hosted at Estádio dos Eucaliptos, which had been inaugurated in 1931. In the 2014 World Cup, the The stage was Beira-Rio, inaugurated in April 1969 and renovated for about two years to be able to host the FIFA games. *
One of Inter's top scorers Curiosities - One of Inter's top scorers Quiz - One of Inter's top scorers Challenge
* One of Inter's top scorers, Carlitos, earned the nickname "dirt" because he was always up for mischief on the field. He once pinned Grêmio goalkeeper Júlio's shorts before a corner kick was taken. When he came out to defend the ball, the shorts ripped. The team that defended the shirt of Colorado in the 1940s became known as the “steamroller”. He had stars like right-wing Tesourinha. At the time, he won six consecutive Gaucho championships. *
Internacional Curiosities - Internacional Quiz - Internacional Challenge
* Internacional was the first team from the south of Brazil to be Brazilian champion: it was in 1975. Colorado was also the first Brazilian to win the Copa Sudamericana: it was in 2008. Internacional still bears the mark of the last undefeated Brazilian champion of the history: there were 16 wins and 7 draws in the victorious journey of 1979. Internacional was the basis of the Brazilian team that won the gold medal in football at the 1952 Pan American Games. Eight starters plus the coach came from Colorado *
In 1984 Curiosities - In 1984 Quiz - In 1984 Challenge
* In 1984, Brazil competed in the football tournament of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles with the main team of Internacional and won the silver medal. Since the undefeated title of 1979, Internacional has never been Brazilian champion again. Colorado has beaten the bar several times: it was runner-up in 1988, 2005, 2006 and 2009. The biggest title in Internacional's history, the 2006 Club World Cup, was won thanks to an unlikely hero: substitute Adriano Gabirú left bench to score the title goal in the final against Barcelona. *
Inter Curiosities - Inter Quiz - Inter Challenge
* Inter owns the two biggest goals in the history of the Campeonato Gaúcho finals: 9 x 0 over Bagé, in 1944, and 8 x 1 over Juventude, in 2008. Imitate a Saci – that was the celebration used by the Colombian player Rentería during his time at Internacional. In addition to jumping on one foot, the attacker had the custom of putting a red cap on his head and a pipe in his mouth. *
Internacional Curiosities - Internacional Quiz - Internacional Challenge
* Internacional is called “champion of everything” because it has titles in the Campeonato Gaúcho, Copa do Brasil, Campeonato Brasileiro, Libertadores, Club World Cup, Copa Sudamericana, Recopa Sul-Americana and Copa Suruga Bank. At the 2010 Club World Cup, however, Colorado made history in a negative way: for the first time a South American representative was eliminated before the final. Inter lost to Mazembe, from Congo, 2-0 in the semifinal. *
Inter won what Curiosities - Inter won what Quiz - Inter won what Challenge
* Inter won what is considered one of the greatest classics in history. In 1988, in the semifinal of the Brazilian Championship, Inter lost to Grêmio by 1-0 with one player less, but managed to turn the game around in the second half to go for the decision. In addition, Colorado won the five knockout matches it played against Grêmio at national or international level: Campeonato Brasileiro in 1988, Copa do Brasil in 1992, Seletiva da Libertadores in 2000 and Copa Sudamericana in 2004 and 2008. *
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Saci Pererê Curiosities - Saci Pererê Quiz - Saci Pererê Challenge
* Saci Pererê is Internacional's mascot. The folkloric figure of the mischievous black boy who arrives in whirlwinds of wind is an allusion to the players' ability to deceive opponents with their dribbling and was adopted as a symbol of the team around the 40s, when the team was called Roller Compressor. The mascot gained even more popularity when, during his time at the club in 2006, Colombian striker Wason Rentería celebrated goals by imitating the Colorado mascot. When scoring, the player would jump on one leg, with a red cap and a pipe in his mouth. * The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The club was named International inspired by the mission of welcoming representatives of different nationalities to the team. At the time, the hegemony of German descendants in Riograndense clubs was common. It was with this concern to include all the players that the team also earned the epithet of Clube do Povo. Red as the team's color says that Arquimedes Fortim, one of the founders, believed that it represented the "blood that flows equally in all". * The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The first Grenal took place in the founding year of Internacional. On the occasion, Grêmio scored 10-0 against Inter, until today considered the greatest defeat in the classic. This would actually be the second biggest goal difference in the dispute between the two biggest teams in Rio Grande do Sul if, in 1938, the referee Álvaro Silveira had not considered the score of 11 to 0, in favor of Internacional, with “ too many goals for a Grenal”. He decided to nullify 5 goals and Colorado ended up winning with just 6 goals difference. * Sport Curiosities - Sport Quiz - Sport Challenge
* Sport Club Internacional was founded on April 4, 1909, by the brothers Henrique, José Eduardo and Luiz Poppe. Two Internacional stadiums hosted matches in the World Cups held in Brazil, in 1950 and in 2014. In the last century's World Cup, two games were hosted at Estádio dos Eucaliptos, which had been inaugurated in 1931. In the 2014 World Cup, the The stage was Beira-Rio, inaugurated in April 1969 and renovated for about two years to be able to host the FIFA games. * One of Inter's top scorers Curiosities - One of Inter's top scorers Quiz - One of Inter's top scorers Challenge
* One of Inter's top scorers, Carlitos, earned the nickname "dirt" because he was always up for mischief on the field. He once pinned Grêmio goalkeeper Júlio's shorts before a corner kick was taken. When he came out to defend the ball, the shorts ripped. The team that defended the shirt of Colorado in the 1940s became known as the “steamroller”. He had stars like right-wing Tesourinha. At the time, he won six consecutive Gaucho championships. * Internacional Curiosities - Internacional Quiz - Internacional Challenge
* Internacional was the first team from the south of Brazil to be Brazilian champion: it was in 1975. Colorado was also the first Brazilian to win the Copa Sudamericana: it was in 2008. Internacional still bears the mark of the last undefeated Brazilian champion of the history: there were 16 wins and 7 draws in the victorious journey of 1979. Internacional was the basis of the Brazilian team that won the gold medal in football at the 1952 Pan American Games. Eight starters plus the coach came from Colorado * In 1984 Curiosities - In 1984 Quiz - In 1984 Challenge
* In 1984, Brazil competed in the football tournament of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles with the main team of Internacional and won the silver medal. Since the undefeated title of 1979, Internacional has never been Brazilian champion again. Colorado has beaten the bar several times: it was runner-up in 1988, 2005, 2006 and 2009. The biggest title in Internacional's history, the 2006 Club World Cup, was won thanks to an unlikely hero: substitute Adriano Gabirú left bench to score the title goal in the final against Barcelona. * Inter Curiosities - Inter Quiz - Inter Challenge
* Inter owns the two biggest goals in the history of the Campeonato Gaúcho finals: 9 x 0 over Bagé, in 1944, and 8 x 1 over Juventude, in 2008. Imitate a Saci – that was the celebration used by the Colombian player Rentería during his time at Internacional. In addition to jumping on one foot, the attacker had the custom of putting a red cap on his head and a pipe in his mouth. * Internacional Curiosities - Internacional Quiz - Internacional Challenge
* Internacional is called “champion of everything” because it has titles in the Campeonato Gaúcho, Copa do Brasil, Campeonato Brasileiro, Libertadores, Club World Cup, Copa Sudamericana, Recopa Sul-Americana and Copa Suruga Bank. At the 2010 Club World Cup, however, Colorado made history in a negative way: for the first time a South American representative was eliminated before the final. Inter lost to Mazembe, from Congo, 2-0 in the semifinal. * Inter won what Curiosities - Inter won what Quiz - Inter won what Challenge
* Inter won what is considered one of the greatest classics in history. In 1988, in the semifinal of the Brazilian Championship, Inter lost to Grêmio by 1-0 with one player less, but managed to turn the game around in the second half to go for the decision. In addition, Colorado won the five knockout matches it played against Grêmio at national or international level: Campeonato Brasileiro in 1988, Copa do Brasil in 1992, Seletiva da Libertadores in 2000 and Copa Sudamericana in 2004 and 2008. * Back