Esporte Clube Juventude, based in Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, is a club with a rich history currently competing in the Brazilian Série A. The team's home is the Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, known for its passionate atmosphere. Founded in 1913, the club's colors are green and white. Juventude's history is marked by resilience, famously known as "O Time que Veio do Interior" (The Team from the Interior). The club's peak era came in the late 1990s, when they won the Copa do Brasil in 1999—a monumental achievement—and established themselves as a solid top-flight side. That team, full of grit and determination, became legends in Caxias do Sul. After years oscillating between divisions, the modern era sees Juventude back in Série A, having earned promotion by winning the Série B in 2023. The current squad blends experienced campaigners with young talent, aiming to consolidate their place among Brazil's elite. The fan base, "Juve," is famously loyal and vocal, creating a fortress at the Jaconi. Juventude is a symbol of pride for the Gaúcho interior, once again fighting among the giants.