Internacional
- City
- Porto Alegre
- Country
- Brazil
- Stadium
- Estádio Beira-Rio
- Founded
- 1909
Sport Club Internacional, known simply as Inter, is a Brazilian football club from Porto Alegre in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, founded in 1909. One of the country's true giants, the club has won the Copa Libertadores twice and the FIFA Club World Cup, famously defeating Barcelona in the 2006 final. It plays at the Estádio Beira-Rio and contests the ferocious Grenal derby with city rivals Grêmio.
Corinthians
- City
- São Paulo
- Country
- Brazil
- Stadium
- Neo Química Arena
Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is a Brazilian football club from Sao Paulo and one of the most popular and successful clubs in the country, with a colossal nationwide fan base known as the Fiel. Playing at the Neo Quimica Arena, Corinthians has won numerous Brazilian championships and Copa do Brasil titles, the Copa Libertadores, and two FIFA Club World Cups, memorably beating Chelsea in the 2012 final. Its rivalry with Palmeiras, the Derby Paulista, is one of the biggest in world football. The club routinely trades players at valuations and fees among the very largest in South American football. Fans follow Corinthians' live scores, results and fixtures throughout the season.