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Venezuela is the fifth-largest South American country by population, with an estimated 30 million people, and football is among its most popular sports alongside baseball and basketball.
SeatPick will help you find the best Venezuela soccer tickets on the market.
The Venezuelan Football Federation was founded in 1925, though the Venezuela national football team didn't play its first official fixture until 1938. The team made its debut at the Central American and Caribbean Games, losing its opening match against host nation Panama.
Only in 1952 did Venezuela gain affiliation with FIFA, before becoming a member of CONMEBOL the following year. In 1967, Venezuela participated in the Copa America finals for the first time.
The Venezuela national team is nicknamed La Vinotinto, and it earned an all-time high FIFA ranking of 25th in 2019.
Venezuela is the only South American nation to have never qualified for the FIFA World Cup.
La Vinotinto only made their Copa America debut in 1967, though the tournament was still referred to as the South American Championship at the time.
Venezuela haven't fared particularly well at the continental showpiece over the years. A maiden quarter-final appearance came on home soil in 2007, before the team reached the semi-finals at the following edition in 2011.
The Venezuelans have since progressed to the quarters twice more, in 2016 and 2019, but lost out to Argentina on both occasions.
Tomás Rincón has amassed no fewer than 130 appearances for his country and he has captained the national team on more than 65 occasions. The midfielder has played for multiple clubs in Europe, including Italian outfit Juventus.
Juan Arango retired in 2017 with 129 national-team outings to his name. He also scored 22 goals in the colours of his nation.
Salomón Rondón was aged just 18 when he made his senior international debut in 2008, and the striker would go on to become Venezuela's most prolific goalscorer. Rondón has played in excess of 100 times for La Vinotinto, scoring no fewer than 40 international goals. The striker has also represented English Premier League clubs Newcastle United and Everton.
Premier League side Manchester City signed young midfielder Yangel Herrera in 2017, before selling him to affiliate club Girona FC in 2023.
Venezuela striker Josef Martinez played alongside Lionel Messi following the arrival of the Argentina hero at Major League Soccer team Inter Miami in 2023.
The Venezuela national soccer team doesn't have a definitive home ground, but rather rotates its games across several venues.
These include Estadio Monumental in the city of Maturín, with a capacity of more than 50,000, as well as Estadio Olímpico in the capital city of Caracas.
In addition, some of Venezuela's international matches are played at Estadio Metropolitano, based in Mérida.
Whether you want to be in the stands for a friendly match or a major tournament, searching and buying Venezuela national football team tickets is made easy with SeatPick. Here's a simple guide for you to follow:
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In our mission to help Venezuela fans secure the best deals, we scour the ticket market and present a huge variety of options.
Fans who want to secure cheap Venezuela football tickets often target international friendly matches.
Yet, you don't need to limit yourself to friendlies. Often, it’s also possible to purchase affordable tickets to see Venezuela in competitive action via our platform.
It's usually the case that Venezuela tickets go on sale a few months before the event. SeatPick aims to provide the largest inventory of Venezuela tickets by comparing all the options across the entire ticket market.
Undoubtedly, yes. Every single Venezuela ticket for sale on SeatPick is sourced from reputable sellers that offer a money-back guarantee of 100% or more on every ticket.
The cost of Venezuela tickets vary based on the importance of the match and your choice of seat.
Friendly matches often deliver more affordable prices, while seeing Venezuela compete in an international tournament is usually more costly.
On the SeatPick platform, Venezuela football tickets typically begin at $36, and the average ticket price hovers around $75.
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Yes, you can ensure your Venezuela tickets will be seated together by selecting the 'Seated Together' filter on the event page. Using this filter ensures that every seat in the listing is together, giving you peace of mind when booking.
Should the match date or kick-off time change, your Venezuela tickets will still be honoured for the rescheduled event. You don't have to do anything - your tickets will work seamlessly for the new date and time.
When buying Venezuela tickets on SeatPick, there's no maximum quantity restriction. Specify the number of seats you want when navigating to the event page and you’ll be presented with listings that meet your needs. Availability fluctuates depending on the inventory of our ticket providers - each event will be different.
It depends. Last-minute Venezuela tickets might come at a reduced price closer to the event, though it's not certain. Venezuela ticket pricing shifts with demand levels, availability, and the listing source. For major events, last-minute pricing often increases.
It's recommended to arrive at Venezuela games approximately one hour before the match kicks off. This allows sufficient time to clear security, locate your seat, and enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. Getting there early will ensure you avoid the big queues, which are common as kick-off time nears.
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