Culture is a set of different traditions, customs, beliefs, ideas, knowledge, practices or patterns of behavior. Sport as a physical activity, what about those who engage in it and what about those who follow it, creating a fan subculture, is present in people's everyday life, which is why the connection between culture and sport cannot be denied. As in some societies there are beliefs, traditions, customs or patterns of behavior characteristic of the culture of their society, so in these societies there are sports that are characteristic of those societies, while for other societies they are less characteristic or perhaps not characteristic of those societies at all. In order for cultures to be able to understand each other, as well as certain sports characteristics that are an integral part of culture, but also the fan subculture that is part of sports culture, intercultural communication is needed, i.e. communication between several different cultures, which greatly facilitates the understanding of another culture and thus of its sports culture and, accordingly, enables the adaptation of behavior in accordance with another culture when communicating with it. Sports culture is closely connected with the cultural values of the society for which it is characteristic. It can be said that those societies, i.e. states, which organize various sports events or competitions, try to use this opportunity to, at least minimally, transfer their customs and culture to other countries participating in those events or competitions, as well as to those who monitor such events or competitions.