Esporte Clube Juventude is a historic football club from Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, competing in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. The team, affectionately called "Ju," plays its home matches at the Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, a venue known for its passionate atmosphere. Founded in 1913 by the Italian immigrant community, the club's green and white colors reflect its roots. Juventude's golden era culminated in 1999 when, against all odds, the club won the Copa do Brasil, a legendary triumph that included a victory over giants Corinthians in the final. That team, led by coach Ivo Wortmann and stars like forward Márcio, is forever celebrated. After years oscillating between divisions, the modern Juventude has fought its way back to the Série A, relying on a solid defensive structure and the fervent support of its fans. The "Juba" fan base is one of the most loyal in southern Brazil, creating an intimidating fortress at the Jaconi. Juventude's story is one of resilience, a club that repeatedly proves its ability to compete with the nation's best.