Academia Puerto Cabello
WenezuelaAcademia Puerto Cabello zajmuje 8. miejsce (Primera División Wenezueli) z 17 pkt po 13 meczach (4 zwycięstwa, 5 remisów, 4 porażki, bramki 16:14). Aktualna forma drużyny Academia Puerto Cabello (ostatnie pięć meczów): P R W W R.
Założony
2014
Trener
Eduardo Sarago
Obiekt
Estadio La Bombonerita
Miasto
Puerto Cabello
Pojemność
7,500
Nawierzchnia
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Statystyki sezonu
Bilans
13W 11D 9L
H:9W/A:4W
Bramki
44 / 35 (+9)
H:30/A:14
Czyste konta
8
H:3/A:5
Pozycja
3
Ostatnie wyniki
vs Monagas
18/10/2026Primera División Wenezueli
@ Trujillanos
11/10/2026Primera División Wenezueli
vs Portuguesa
19/09/2026Primera División Wenezueli
@ Deportivo Táchira
15/09/2026Primera División Wenezueli
vs Carabobo
12/09/2026Primera División Wenezueli
@ UCV
07/09/2026Primera División Wenezueli
vs Deportivo La Guaira
03/09/2026Primera División Wenezueli
vs Academia Anzoátegui
31/08/2026Primera División Wenezueli
@ Estudiantes de Mérida
22/08/2026Primera División Wenezueli
vs Rayo Zuliano
15/08/2026Primera División Wenezueli
Nadchodzące mecze
@ Monagas
Primera División Wenezueli
24/10/2026
23:30
vs Caracas
Primera División Wenezueli
27/10/2026
23:30
vs Deportivo Táchira
Primera División Wenezueli
31/10/2026
23:30
@ Deportivo Táchira
Primera División Wenezueli
03/11/2026
01:30
@ Caracas
Primera División Wenezueli
07/11/2026
01:30
vs Monagas
Primera División Wenezueli
21/11/2026
01:30
Academia Puerto Cabello
Academia Puerto Cabello is a Venezuelan football club founded in 2014 and based in Puerto Cabello, a major port city in Carabobo state. The club competes in the Venezuelan Primera División, the country's top professional football league, and plays home matches at Estadio La Bombonerita, which accommodates approximately 7,500 supporters. Since their founding, Academia Puerto Cabello has established themselves as one of Venezuela's more progressive clubs, reaching the final of the CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana in 2023—a historic achievement that brought international attention to Venezuelan football. Their run in the Sudamericana was one of the most surprising stories in South American football that year. The club continues developing local talent from the Carabobo region, which has become one of Venezuela's most productive football areas.