- The FVF has not enabled virtual ticket sales, so fans must go to designated commercial establishments to purchase them.
The Venezuelan Football Federation (FVF) announced that tickets are now on sale for the match between Venezuela and Uruguay, which will be played on September 10 in Maturín, Monagas state.
La Vinotinto will host the Uruguayan national team at the Estadio Monumental de Maturín for matchday 8 of the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, which will be played in Mexico, the United States and Canada.
The FVF has not enabled online ticket sales, so fans must go to the points of sale indicated in the federation’s publication. Forum supermarket branches and Arturo’s franchises will be some of the establishments where tickets can be purchased.
How much are the tickets
The FVF has published the list of ticket prices divided by zones on its website. The seats are numbered, so the buyer can choose the exact place from where he will watch the match at the time of the transaction.
Tickets range from $10 to $60 and will be distributed in the following areas:
– BDV North Inferior/Superior Tribune – BDV Sur Inferior/Superior Tribune: $10
– Movilnet Upper East Grandstand: $15
– Movilnet East Lower Grandstand: $30
– Lower Forum Tribune: $40
– Upper Forum Tribune: $60
Where to buy tickets?
The federation set up ticket sales points in commercial establishments in nine different cities. The organization claimed that tickets would only be sold in this way to ensure availability to all fans.
Below are the cities and ticket sales points:
– Caracas: Forum Zona Rental y Forum Humboldt
– Maturin: Forum Monagas Plaza, Forum Centro and Arturo’s La Cascada
– Valencia: Forum Mañongo
– Dairy: Arturo’s Dairy
– Puerto Ordaz: Arturo’s Orinokia Mall
– Barquisimeto: CC Babylon Forum
– Maracaibo: Arturo’s Sambil
– The Watchman: Arturo’s Junior Mall
– Saint Christopher: Arturo’s Sambil
We invite all Vinotinto fans to purchase their tickets in advance and prepare to cheer on our team in this first qualifying match in Venezuela in 2024,” the FVF said in a publication.
How does the Vinotinto approach this round of the Qualifiers?
La Vinotinto is currently in fourth place in the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. If the Venezuelan team maintains this position, it would have the possibility of qualifying for its first World Cup.
Venezuela has played six games, in which it has managed to add nine points out of a possible 18 after winning two games, drawing three and losing one match.
The national team competed in the Copa América between June and July, reaching the quarter-finals, where it lost to Canada in a penalty shoot-out. Despite this, Venezuela’s result in the continental tournament was satisfactory for many sports analysts, as they managed to remain undefeated in all their matches up to the 90th minute.
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2024-08-14 03:41:30
