Portuguesa FC
VenezuelaCoach：
Leo González
Establishment Date：
1972
League Affiliation：
VEN Primera Division
Stadium：
Estadio General Jose Antonio Paez
Seating Capacity：
18000
Team Info
Portuguesa Fútbol Club is a professional team based in Acarigua, competing in the Venezuelan Primera División. The club's home is the Estadio José Antonio Páez, a multi-use venue in Portuguesa state. Founded in 1972, the club wears a striking red and black kit. The name "Portuguesa" directly references the Venezuelan state where it is located. Historically, the club has experienced its greatest success in the Copa Venezuela, winning the domestic cup competition in 1973 and 1977, which stand as the pinnacle of its achievements. These victories provided entry into continental competitions, where they represented Venezuela in the Copa Libertadores. The modern era has seen Portuguesa oscillate between the first and second divisions, often fighting bravely against clubs with greater resources from Caracas and other major cities. The team is a point of immense pride for the state, with a loyal fan base known as the "Rojinegros." Portuguesa FC embodies the fighting spirit of Venezuelan interior football, always aiming to upset the established order.
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Arrivals(20)
Edwin De Jesús Peraza Larez
Wilfredo Daniel PenaEdwin De Jesús Peraza LarezDepartures(19)
Jose Useche
Aitor Lopez
Diego Ramunno
Standings
VEN Primera Division 2026