Estadio General José Antonio Páez, home stadium of Portuguesa
Portuguesa

Portuguesa

VenezuelaBenezuwela
DWLDD

Portuguesa na matsayi na 5 a Ƙungiya ta Farko ta Venezuela da maki 20 daga wasanni 13 (nasara 5, canjaras 5, kashi 3, ƙwallaye 20-12). Yanayin Portuguesa na baya-bayan nan (wasanni biyar na ƙarshe): C N K C C.

An kafa

1972

Koci

Leonardo Gonzalez

Wurin wasa

Estadio General José Antonio Páez

Birni

Acarigua-Araure

Yawan 'yan kallo

18,000

Irin fili

grass

#2 Ƙungiya ta Farko ta Venezuela R0

Kofuna

Primera División

1983,

1x2nd Place

Portuguesa

Portuguesa FC was founded in 1972 in Acarigua-Araure, a twin city in the Portuguesa state of western Venezuela. The club is one of the most historically successful in Venezuelan football, having won multiple Venezuelan Primera Division titles and participated in the Copa Libertadores on several occasions. They play home matches at Estadio General Jose Antonio Paez, which holds 18,000 spectators. Known informally as Los Granates for their distinctive dark red shirts, Portuguesa have a passionate regional fanbase. The club has historically served as a development ground for Venezuelan talent, and their successes in the 1980s and 1990s helped define an era of Venezuelan club football before the game's broader modernisation in the country.