Responsabilidade civil dos clubes de futebol no contexto da violência das torcidas organizadas nos estádios do Brasil

Abstract

The football that beats in the heart of Brazil is not always limited to the pitch. The passion of crowds can also turn into violence, especially when it comes to supporters’ fan groups. Fights, vandalism and even deaths mark a worrying scenario that requires reflection and current measures. Faced with growing violence in stadiums, a crucial question arises: who should be held responsible for the damage caused? The response, complex and multifaceted, points to the civil liability of football clubs as one of the solutions to this problem. In this sense, the present work seeks to analyze the civil liability of football clubs in the context of violence by supporters’ fans. The research was carried out through a bibliographical review, with analysis of books, scientific articles, course completion works, legislation and jurisprudence. Furthermore, this study becomes relevant to address a topic of great importance for Brazilian society. Violence in football is a problem that needs to be faced incisively, and the analysis of clubs' civil liability can contribute to the construction of effective solutions.