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Caracas FC Falls to Botafogo, Ends Sudamericana Campaign

The club closed its continental group stage with a loss on the road after a string of competitive results in both South American and domestic fixtures.

By Caracas Sport Desk · Published July 18, 2026

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Caracas FC fell 1-3 to Botafogo on May 27 in the CONMEBOL Sudamericana, wrapping up a mixed run of results across continental and league play this spring.

The timing matters for local fans because the club balanced early progress in the Sudamericana with steady domestic points that kept it in the Primera División picture through late May. Supporters in Caracas followed the matches closely as the team traveled for away fixtures and hosted others at home grounds.

Matches unfolded against clubs from Brazil, Argentina and Bolivia, with results that showed defensive resilience at times and occasional lapses on the road. The club played its home legs in the capital while facing long trips for the away games listed on the schedule.

Key Results From Recent Weeks

According to ESPN, Caracas FC earned a 2-2 draw at Racing Club on May 21, a 3-2 win at Independiente Petrolero on May 5, and a 1-1 draw at home against Racing Club on April 29. In the Primera División, the side posted a 2-1 home win over Rayo Zuliano on April 25 and a 1-1 draw away at Zamora FC on April 20. Earlier in the Sudamericana, Caracas FC secured a 1-0 home win over Independiente Petrolero on April 15.

Those outcomes reflect four points from the final three Sudamericana matches and four points from the two league games reported in the same period. The pattern shows the team collecting results against varied opposition while managing travel demands between competitions.

Looking Ahead for Caracas FC

With the Sudamericana group stage concluded, attention now turns to the next Primera División fixtures and any domestic cup commitments that may follow in the coming weeks. Fans can track updated schedules through the club and local media outlets to plan attendance at upcoming home matches in Caracas.

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