tifo
/ˈtēˌfō
/noun (plural tifos) US
(Especially at soccer games) a choreographed display in which fans in a sports stadium raise a large banner together or simultaneously hold up signs that together form a large image: the fans in Kansas City pulled off an impressive tifo of the USA flag...
- The tifo was a tribute to - of all things in Portland - the rain.
- There won't likely be a big tifo display for this game.
- Gala fans unveiled a quite superb tifo behind one of the goals, featuring Souness planting the flag on an outline of a pitch.
Origin
Italian, literally 'typhus (fever)', by extension 'passionate support for a sports team'.
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