ultras
/ˈʌltrəz/
noun
- Extremely passionate and often aggressive fans of a sports team, especially in soccer.
- Some ultras have a reputation for causing trouble at stadiums.
- The team's ultras organized a huge banner display before the game.
- The ultras set off flares and sang loudly throughout the entire match.
- People who hold extreme political views, especially far-right or far-left activists.
- Ultras in the country have been linked to violent protests.
- The political rally was disrupted by a group of ultras from both sides.
- The government warned that ultras could destabilize the peace talks.