Biasus, Alessandra ReginaPicolo, Nando Junior2025-03-202024https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/826In the context of sports law, the issue of the civil liability of football clubs in relation to the acts carried out by their fans emerges as a topic of significant complexity and interest. This study investigates the historical and conceptual foundations of civil liability, from its origins in Roman law to its contemporary application, highlighting its evolution over time and its specificities in the sporting context. The analysis of sports legislation reveals the fundamental role of specific regulations in defining the responsibilities of clubs and regulating the behavior of fans. However, a lack of clarity and consistency in laws and management practices often challenges the effectiveness of measures adopted by clubs to deal with incidents in the sporting environment. In this context, the issue of (in)civil responsibility of football clubs for the acts of their fans presents ethical, social and practical challenges, requiring a comprehensive and collaborative approach to promote a safe, fair and inclusive sporting environment for all involved. This study seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of these issues and to identify possible solutions and approaches to address current and future challenges related to civil liability in football.pt-BRDireitoDireito desportivoResponsabilidade civilTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso