2014 Copa Venezuela Explained

Copa Venezuela
Year:	2014
Num Teams:	34
Dates:	5 August – 3 December 2014
Champions:	Deportivo La Guaira (1st title)
Runner-Up:	Trujillanos FC
Top Goal Scorer:	Fredys Arrieta (8 goals)
Prevseason:	2013
Nextseason:	2015

The 2014 Copa Venezuela was the 45th staging of the Copa Venezuela. The winner qualified for the 2015 Copa Sudamericana.^[1]

Preliminary round

• Teams entering this round: 8 teams from Venezuelan Segunda División.
• First legs: August 5, 6; Second legs: August 13.

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First round

• Teams entering this round: 16 teams from Venezuelan Primera División, 8 teams from Venezuelan Segunda División.
• First legs: August 13, 20, 21, September 3; Second legs: September 6, 7.

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Round of 16

• Teams entering this round: Caracas FC (2013 Copa Venezuela champion), Zamora FC (2012–13 Venezuelan Primera División champion).
• First legs: September 17, October 1; Second legs: October 1, 8.

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Quarterfinals

• First legs: October 12; Second legs: October 22

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Semifinals

• First legs: November 5; Second legs: November 16

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Final

• First leg: November 26; Second leg: December 3

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External links

• • Official website of the Venezuelan Football Federation Copa Venezuela 2014, Soccerway.com

Notes and References

1. http://www.federacionvenezolanadefutbol.org/ve/index.php/2013-03-30-17-38-04/1ra-division/1046-copa-venezuela-ya-tiene-definida-sus-llaves Copa Venezuela ya tiene definida sus llaves