Definition: Uruguay v. Venezuela refers to a series of games that took place on August 23, 1904, involving Uruguay and Venezuela. The game was part of the Copa América tournament, which was held in Argentina at the Mar del Plata Stadium. The Uruguayan team had won the previous edition of the tournament by defeating Bolivia with a score of 5-0. The Uruguayan coach and forward Juan Antonio Pellegrini led his team to victory against Venezuela, scoring one goal each for Uruguay and Venezuela in the final match of the competition. During this game, Uruguay scored twice in the second half, while Venezuela scored once. Uruguay's goal was scored by player Pablo Puelga. The game ended with a score of 3-0 in favor of Uruguay, as they won the tournament. The Uruguayan team were able to clinch the tournament title and win their first major international championship. The game also featured some controversy due to the fact that both teams had ties against each other. Both Uruguay and Venezuela played their home games on September 23 at Mar del Plata, which is just before the opening of the Copa América tournament in Argentina. The match was part of a series of friendly matches that were held between the two teams during the tournament. Overall, the Uruguayan v. Venezuela game was an important moment in the history of soccer and a turning point for both Uruguay and Venezuela, as they reached their first major international championship and established themselves as two formidable sides in the world of football.
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