The Brazilian football Sunday saw a bloody, swollen marked by conflicts between rivals in the cities of Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte, which culminated with the death of one person and injuring 40 others, according to a report released today by the authorities.
The most serious case occurred in the city of Belo Horizonte, where a fan of Atlético Mineiro, aged 20, died after being wounded by a bullet in the neck by two gunmen who fired from a motorcycle to the bus stop waiting for transport to go Mineirão stadium where his team face andalusia Cruzeiro.

The attack wounded a boy of 16 years, a cousin of the fatal victim, who informed the police at the hospital that the authors of the bullet would be fans of Cruzeiro, who won 2-1 in the match Sunday, valid for the Minas Gerais provincial championship.
The "derby" between two traditional rivals soccer in Brazil, Sao Paulo and Corinthians, also blew up violence after the match played in the Morumbi stadium, which ended in a draw 1-1.
As reported today by military police colonel Boiled Velozo, the confrontation began after an explosion near the entrance at the stadium.
Velozo reported that police tried to calm the crowd, but many of the fans rammed into a group of policemen, who responded by launching sound bombs.
The conflict resulted in the wounding of more than 40 people, of whom five were hospitalized, and a lot of damage to units of Morumbi and some vehicles parked near the stadium.
In addition, police arrested a fan he was carrying a makeshift bomb and is under suspicion of having caused the explosion that blew up the panic.

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