Caykur Rizespor's derby days are much more than just a football match. When the Yeşil-Maviler face off against Trabzonspor, it envelops the streets, cafés, and even homes of Rize. Fans gather not just in the stadium but everywhere; the streets are adorned with green and blue flags, and music and excitement fill the air.

On the morning of match day, meeting points for fans spring up all over Rize. Tea gardens, cafés around the stadium, and streets come alive with fans gathering for breakfast. These gatherings are not only for pre-match discussions but also serve as an opportunity to reinforce friendship and solidarity.

In front of the stadium, the chorus formed by fans begins with the most beloved anthems. Supporters prepare various banners and placards to express their emotions. Banners themed "Green-Blue Love" are hung at the stadium entrance, showcasing the commitment of all Rize to this match.

The derby atmosphere intensifies as fans step into the stadium. They take their places in every corner to support their team. With the kickoff, the sense of togetherness peaks; every goal, foul, and whistle elicits enthusiastic reactions from the fans.

One of the most important rituals of Caykur Rizespor fans is the prayers held before the match. The mosque next to the stadium becomes a gathering place where fans come together to pray for their team’s success. This is not just a belief but also a testament to their dedication to the team's achievements.

At the end of the match, regardless of victory or defeat, the fans celebrate the joy of togetherness. Songs that symbolize Rize's green-blue passion continue until nightfall. The rivalry with Trabzonspor forms a bond that transcends mere competition, creating a brotherhood among the supporters of both teams.

In conclusion, Caykur Rizespor's derby days are not just a sporting event; they are an integral part of Rize's cultural fabric and a social event. The passion of the supporters is not only a support for this football team but also a source of energy that brings to life the spirit of Rize.