Racing Club de Avellaneda became champion of the South American Cup this Saturday afternoon, after beating Cruzeiro 3 to 1 at the La Nueva Olla stadium in Asunción, Paraguay. After years without being able to lift an international cup, the team led by Gustavo Costas broke the drought categorically and gave joy to the fans who traveled and to those who enjoyed it from the Cilindro de Avellaneda or from home. In this framework, celebrity fans of The Academy shared photos and videos of how they experienced the historic triumph.
Guillermo Francellaone of the greatest symbols of Racing, was present at La Nueva Olla to watch the grand final and an image of him with the shirt on quickly went viral. On social networks like X, “Francella” was trending topic and even the image of repeated memes to share the racing joy.
The famous people happy with Racing Campeón
Araceli Gonzalez He captured the moment in which Roger Martínez converted the final 3 to 1 to close the score. “Please! For my brother! Goal, damn!”, he said from the living from his home in the company of Adrián González. “This is beautiful”he shouted and then said: “I want to say that I went to the supermarket. I don’t sit down because of cabala and when they start scoring goals, even less so.” In addition, the actress explained that she is a fan of The Academy precisely because of her brother present there and added: “For all the years that I saw him cry and suffer, putting my heart on my hand for this wonderful team… The one from Racing It is identified immediately, it is all emotion.”
Rodrigo DePaulfrom Madrid, watched the game with his children Francesca and Bautista with the Racing shirt on and a dunk. “Everything ready,” he wrote in the first image and then stated: “Congratulations, Racing. Deserved. Enjoy”.
The famous people happy with Racing CampeónThe famous people happy with Racing Campeón
The urban artist La Joaqui He uploaded a photo of his daughter wearing the albiceleste shirt and a postcard of her watching a game. “My happy place”he wrote along with a video of the fans in El Cilindro.
The famous people happy with Racing Campeón
Another celebrity who shared content was the chef Donato De Santiswho He took a plane to go to the final in Paraguay wearing his favorite club’s sweatshirt.
The famous people happy with Racing Campeón
As to Abel Pintosin charge of singing the Argentine anthem for the fans who watched the final from the Cilindro de Avellaneda, shared a reel of everything he had to live: “I love you Racing. An honor to sing the anthem at home and on a historic day. “Thank you, champion.”.
He streamer Martín Pérez Di Salvo, better known as Coscoshowed the moment of Roger Martínez’s goal on his Instagram account. “Come on Racing, your mother’s c***! Good!”he shouted from the living from his house. In the following stories he shared images of his life with Racing, especially his emotional bond with his deceased father, who was also from The Academy.
Agustín “Cachete” SierraMeanwhile, he showed the previous moment before the trip to Paraguay with two friends from Racing. “We left”he wrote before taking the plane to one of the happiest days of his life.
The famous people happy with Racing Campeón
Others who lived a dream afternoon was the cumbiero singer El Pepowho was in charge of the entertainment prior to the grand final by Racing and entered the Paraguayan stadium to sing one of his songs covered by the fans. On his social networks, the musician showed how he lived the minutes before the grand final.
The famous people happy with Racing Campeón
All Racing celebrities celebrated this special consecration for the club with a categorical 3-1 victory against Cruzeiro. The celebrations continued until hours after the grand final concluded and will continue for a few more days.
Beyond the celebrations, how might this win inspire social and cultural shifts within the passionate Racing fan community, particularly in terms of identity and collective expression?
## World Today News Exclusive: Racing’s Triumph & The Passion of its Fans
**Welcome to World Today News! Today we’re delving into the electrifying victory of Racing Club de Avellaneda in the South American Cup final, exploring not just the team’s achievement but also the fervent passion of its celebrity supporters.**
* **Joining us are:**
* **[Guest 1 Name]**: Renowned sports journalist and commentator, specializing in South American football.
* **[Guest 2 Name]:** Sociologist specializing in fan culture and its impact on society.
**Let’s jump right in!**
**Section 1: The Historic Victory**
* **[Guest 1, addressing both guests]:** Racing’s South American Cup victory ends a long drought for the club. How significant is this win not just for Racing but also for Argentine football on the international stage?
* **[Guest 2, responding to Guest 1]:** What does this victory say about the enduring power of fandom and its ability to transcend generations, particularly given the long wait for a trophy?
**Section 2: Celebrity Fans and their Passion**
* **[Guest 1, addressing Guest 2]:** The article highlights several prominent Argentinian celebrities expressing their joy. What role do celebrity fans play in amplifying the passion and emotional intensity surrounding a team like Racing?
* **[Guest 2]:** Looking at the various ways these celebrities celebrated - from social media posts to attending the game in person – what does this diversity of expression reveal about the nature of modern fandom?
**Section 3: The Deeper Meaning of Football Fandom**
* **[Guest 1]:** This article emphasizes the emotional investment fans have in their teams. How does this passion, sometimes even bordering on obsession, fit into the larger social and cultural landscape?
* **[Guest 2]:** Can we consider football fandom a form of identity expression? What does it mean for individuals to be part of a larger community united by their love for a team?
**Section 4: Looking Forward**
* **[Guest 1]:** How do you believe this victory will impact Racing Club moving forward? Will it serve as a catalyst for further success?
* **[Guest 2]:** This win undoubtedly deepened the connection between the club and its fans. How do you see this bond evolving in the future, particularly with the rise of social media and digital engagement?
**Thank you both for sharing your insights on this momentous occasion!**
**Remember:**
This is just a framework. Feel free to personalize the questions further based on the specific individuals interviewed and their expertise. Encourage lively discussion and explore different perspectives on the various facets of Racing’s triumph and the powerful bond between a team and its dedicated supporters.
