Estadio Monumental de Maturín, home stadium of Wenezuela
Wenezuela

Wenezuela

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Aktualna forma drużyny Wenezuela (ostatnie pięć meczów): P W P R R.

Założony

1926

Trener

Oswaldo Vizcarrondo

Obiekt

Estadio Monumental de Maturín

Miasto

Maturín

Pojemność

51,796

Nawierzchnia

grass

#1 Copa America R0# Towarzyskie

Trofea

CAC Games

1982

1xWinner

Wenezuela

The Venezuela national football team, known as La Vinotinto, has experienced a dramatic rise in South American football over the past two decades. Governed by the Venezuelan Football Federation, the team competes in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers and Copa America. Traditionally one of the weaker CONMEBOL nations, Venezuela made significant strides in the 2010s, coming close to World Cup qualification and producing top European-based talents such as Salomon Rondon, Juan Arango, Tomas Rincon, and Josef Martinez. The team's passionate fan following and distinctive burgundy and white kit have made La Vinotinto a beloved national symbol. Under recent management, younger talents have emerged, giving Venezuela genuine hope of qualifying for future FIFA World Cups.