Caracas Femenino

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Caracas Femenino vs Independiente Santa Fe Femenino

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Established
1967 (59 years old)

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Caracas, Venezuela

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Copa Libertadores Femenina

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AndyIgnacio: 16/Sep/26

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16 Oct 26	Caracas FCaracas Femenino	12:00am	IndependiIndependiente Santa Fe Femenino
19 Oct 26	CorinthiaCorinthians Women	12:00am	Caracas FCaracas Femenino
21 Oct 26	Colo-ColoColo-Colo Femenino	8:00pm	Caracas FCaracas Femenino

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Caracas Fútbol Club Femenino is a Venezuelan women's football team based in Caracas. The club is the female section of Caracas F.C. They have won five Superliga Femenina titles, the most by any club.

Caracas F.C. was originally founded on 12 December 1967 at the initiative of a group of fans led by José León Beracasa, Luis Ignacio Sanglade, Ángel Román, Diógenes Álvarez, Luis Abad Obregón and José Abad Obregón, gathered in the "Quinta Rebeca" located in the San Román neighborhood of Caracas. The club was created due to the fact that there was no soccer team in the capital with the name Caracas, since at that time most of the existing capital teams had representative names of the European colonies that arrived in Venezuela after the World War II, specifically from Spain, Italy and Portugal. This is how the idea matured and later the team name was registered on 27 December 1967. On 2 January 1968 the board of directors was formed as follows: Ángel Román as president, Diógenes Álvarez as vice president, Luis Abad Obregón as Secretary, José León Beracasa as Treasurer and finally Luis Ignacio Sanglade and José Abad Obregón as Members, later the record is published in the Official Gazette on 29 January 1968 (at the time of foundation the team had a Subscribed Capital of Bs. 1,000) and had their administrative headquarters in La Florida neighborhood.