Lionel Messi played the distance on a saturated, rain-soaked pitch as the Argentine National Football Team settled for a 1-1 draw against host Venezuela on Thursday in a qualifying match for World Cup ...

Lionel Messi watched in street clothes from a Hard Rock Stadium suite as Argentina’s national team beat Venezuela 1-0 in a friendly match on a soggy Friday night. There had been speculation all week ...

Expected lineups for Argentina and Venezuela ahead of the match Prediction for the Argentina vs Venezuela match Head-to-Head between Argentina and Venezuela Argentina and Venezuela will face each ...

Argentina return to action at River Plate’s Estadio Mâs Monumental, hosting Venezuela in their final home game of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. La Albiceleste secured their place in next summer’s ...

BUENOS AIRES/CARACAS (Reuters) - Argentina's government is set to ramp up pressure on Venezuela to grant safe passage to six opposition aides who had sought refuge in its embassy in Caracas, official ...

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, right, and Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello gesture during an event marking the United Socialist Party Youth's 16th anniversary in Caracas, Venezuela, ...

The Albiceleste finally delivered Lionel Messi a senior international honour this year and will hope to reach next year's tournament with little fuss Argentina will aim to maintain their Copa America ...

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appears even more isolated this week after losing two regional allies, Honduras and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, at the polls as he confronts Washington’s naval ...

Lionel Messi will play at least two more games with Argentina, the reigning World Cup champion and two-time Copa America champion, later this month. Messi was officially called up by Argentine coach ...

Argentina on Tuesday accused Venezuela of cutting the electricity supply to its embassy in Caracas after the diplomatic mission hosted a meeting with the country’s opposition leaders, the latest sign ...

As the Venezuelan elections impact the entire South American region, a pressing question arises: Will Brazil follow Venezuela’s authoritarian lead, or adopt the more liberal trajectory of Argentina?