USA vs Venezuela Copa America 2028 Tickets

Fans of The Stars and Stripes will no doubt be keen to see their national team in action in this prestigious tournament, and on this very page, you’ll be able to access a wide array of United States vs Venezuela Copa America tickets, from which you can isolate and select from those that suit your price point.

Only four nations competed in the first Copa America back in 1916, with Uruguay running out winners in the finals hosted by Argentina, with Brazil and Chile making up the esteemed quartet.

By the time the centenary event was played in 2016, much had changed. 16 teams fought it out in Copa America Centenario, including not only South American nations but also members from CONMEBOL (North and Central America) as well as Japan. Indeed, Qatar have also previously featured in the tournament.

Typically, as of 1993, 12 nations fight it out with two invites handed to CONCACAF nations as part of ongoing evolutionary steps that have been taken to help make the event as widely exposed as possible.

Supporters from around the world are attracted to the host nation for the finals, not just for the high quality of football on display (with all ten South American footballing nations being at least fairly strong), but also for the ambiance and atmosphere generated at the competition.

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USA vs Venezuela Copa America Tournament Record

Fans of the United States national team will always be keen on seeing their side take on the might of South America, and in their previous involvements in the Copa America, they have made a genuine impact.

At the 1995 tournament, they saw off both Chile and Argentina in the group phase before edging out arch-rivals Mexico via penalties before losing to Brazil in the Semi-Finals by a single goal, which was a strong showing given they were taking on the reigning FIFA World Cup champions.

That relative success came off the back of their poor debut in the tournament in 1993, when they managed just one point from three group games.

They hosted the centenary tournament in 2016 and once again proved themselves worthy of their place. Under the guidance of former Tottenham striker Jurgen Klinsmann, another run to the final four was secured before they were easily dealt with by Argentina.

Goals from Lionel Messi and former Napoli forward Ezequiel Lavezzi put La Albiceleste in the first half before Gonzalo Higuain scored twice after the break to complete a 4-0 whitewash.

Venezuela have perhaps the weakest record of all South American countries when it comes to their lack of success in the Copa America over the decades.

La Vinotinto first appeared in the Copa America in 1967, and over the course of their first 40 years in the competition they had amassed a single solitary victory. However, at the 2007 tournament, which they hosted, they went on a strong run to the Quarter-Finals.

Four years later, they went one better and got to the Semi-Finals in Argentina. There they were unfortunate to lose to Paraguay on penalties after a goalless draw in Mendoza. To illustrate an ongoing improvement in the competition, it’s worth noting that Venezuela reached the Quarter-Finals in both 2016 and 2019 and are now a far tougher nut to crack.

USA vs Venezuela Head-to-Head

The one previous time these two sides met in the Copa America resulted in a hugely enthralling encounter.

The game in question was in the group stage of the 1993 event and saw the United States go three goals up through Chris Henderson, John Doyle, and Dominic Kinnear, and it looked as if Bora Milutinovic’s side were set to complete their first-ever win in the Copa America.

However, Venezuela came storming back to score three times in the final 24 minutes to complete a 3-3 draw that helped neither side to progress in the tournament.