Venezuela vs Colombia: Players’ Pre-Match Celebration

This was the moment when some Venezuelan football legends supported the players of their selection – credit @cuedeportes_10 / x

The South American qualifiers on the way to the World Cup in North America 2026 left several contrasts.

On the one hand, the classification of the Bolivia selection to the repechage, allows them to dream of returning to a World Cup after 32 years of absence (helped by the win of Colombia to Venezuela) and, in addition, to win the Brazil of Carlo Ancelotti.

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The curious moment was lived in the previous party between Venezuela and Colombia – Credit Leonardo Fernández Viloria / Reuters

But before the results, in the Monumetal stadium, in Maturín, there was a particular image, before the Venezuelan team went to the Gramilla.

“The exciting moment! The Vinotinto players jumped to the Gramado of the Maturín Monumental stadium crossing a corridor formed by historical legends of the National Team. It is the game of all Venezuelans,” they said in the television broadcast of that country.

The act, which sought to be a stimulus for the team, was perceived by much of public opinion as an excess of confidence and a premature celebration.

The scene was even commented during the transmission of the party, where a journalist stressed the symbolic burden of the moment.

“Here all the path of transpiés, humiliations and win against”Said the journalist in the transmission.

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After knowing the video, the memes and the comments about what happened they did not wait. X users took the opportunity to use James Rodríguez or Memes of the flags of the Venezuelan National Team to make fun of the moment.

  • “They ate a win, just like those who ate those legends hahahaha the PTM” – Credit @Gonzarampla
  • “Legends of what?” – Credit @acetaminofenmk
  • “You are without things that are not done, they put the nervous and pressured boys. The vinotinto has never had a good psychological team and today it still does not have it, it was seen in the field.
  • “That is the problem, celebrate ahead of time, the same thing that happened to Peru in the repechage of 2022, where the players and coaching staff brought to their relatives and even their hairdresser and friends cevicheros” – credit @giomos2013
  • “One of a player from the Venezuela National Team and that to motivate him put the legends of Venezuela … that is to paga the skull” – Credit @juanpablevmw
  • “As a selection has historical legends if they have not even classified a World Cup? What is the achievement of those legends? – Credit @g_andc777

Party: Venezuela 3-6 Colombia

  • Estadio: Maturín Monumental
  • Goals: Luis Suarez’s poker in the 42, 50, 59 and 67th minutes, Yerry Mina at 10 and Jhon Córdoba to 78 for Colombia, Tellasco Segovia at minute 3 and Josef Martínez at 12 for Venezuela

Party: Bolivia 1-0 Brazil

  • Estadio: Municipal El Alto
  • Goals: Miguel Terceres de Tire Criminal at 45+4 for Bolivia

Party: Chile 0-0 Uruguay

  • Estadio: Nacional de Santiago
  • Goals: There was no

Party: Peru 0-1 Paraguay

  • Estadio: National of Lima
  • Goals: Matías Galarza at minute 78 for Paraguay

Party: Ecuador 1-0 Argentina

  • Estadio: Monumental Isidro Romero Carbo de Guayaquil
  • Goals: Enner Valencia de Tire
  1. Argentina: 38 points – 18 games played (+21 goal difference)
  2. Ecuador: 29 points – 18 games played (+9 goal difference)
  3. Colombia: 28 points – 18 games played (goal difference of +10)
  4. Uruguay: 28 points – 18 games played (goal difference of +10)
  5. Brazil: 28 points – 18 games played (+7 goal difference)
  6. Paraguay: 28 points – 18 games played (+4 goal difference)
  7. Bolivia: 20 points – 18 games played (goal difference from -18)
  8. Venezuela: 18 points – 18 games played (goal difference from -10)
  9. Peru: 12 points – 18 games played (goal difference from -15)
  10. Chile: 11 points – 18 games played (goal difference from -18)

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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