- Copa Simón Bolívar (Venezuela)
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Copa Simón Bolívar (Venezuela) Founded 1970 Region South America (CONMEBOL) The Copa Simón Bolívar (English: Simón Bolívar Cup) was a football competition played from 1970 to 1976 by the traditional top clubs from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Paraguay, and Venezuela. The competition was created by Venezuelan Football Federation.
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List of Champions
Year Champion Count Runner-up Third Place Fourth Place 1970 
Santa Fe1 
Deportivo Galicia Junior Unión Deportiva Canarias1971 Deportivo Galicia1 Atlético Nacional Unión Deportiva Canarias Deportivo Cali1972 Millonarios1 Deportivo PortuguésN/A 1975 
Defensor Lima1 Portuguesa El Nacional Atlético Nacional1976–I América de Cali1 Estudiantes de Mérida
The Strongest
LDU Quito1976–II Alianza Lima1 Guabirá Portuguesa América de CaliPerformances
By club
Team Won Runner-up Years won Years runner-up Deportivo Galicia1 1 1971 1970 Alianza Lima1 0 1976–II — América de Cali1 0 1976–I — Defensor Lima1 0 1975 — Millonarios1 0 1972 — Santa Fe1 0 1970 — Atlético Nacional0 1 — 1971 Deportivo Portugués0 1 — 1972 Estudiantes de Mérida0 1 — 1976–I Guabirá0 1 — 1976–II Portuguesa0 1 — 1975 By country
Country Won Runners-Up Winning Clubs Runners-Up Colombia3 1 América de Cali (1); Millonarios (1); Santa Fe (1) Atlético Nacional (1) Peru2 0 Alianza Lima (1); Defensor Lima (1) — Venezuela1 3 Deportivo Galicia (1) Deportivo Galicia (1), Deportivo Portugués (1), Estudiantes de Mérida (1), Portuguesa (1) Bolivia0 1 — Guabirá (1) See also
National teams men: Men's team · Men's U-20 team · Men's U-17 team
women: Women's team · Women's U-20 team · Women's U-17 teamLeague system men: Primera División · Segunda División · Segunda División B · Tercera División
women: Liga Nacional FemeninaNational cup International cup Copa Simón BolívarVenezuelan Primera División · List of clubs · List of venuesFootball in South America (CONMEBOL) 
Argentina (AFA)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Primera División · Copa Argentina Bolivia (FBF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Liga de Fútbol Profesional · Copa Aerosur
Brazil (CBF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Série A · Copa do Brasil
Chile (FFC) Colombia (FCF) Ecuador (FEF)
Paraguay (APF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Primera División Peru (FPF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Primera División
Uruguay (AUF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Primera División Venezuela (FVF)National team · Women's national team · Under-20 National team · Under-17 National team · Primera División · Copa VenezuelaNational team competitions MenCopa América · Under-20 Football Championship · Under-17 Football Championship · Under-15 Football Championship · Pan-American Games · Superclásico de las AméricasWomenWomen's Football Championship · Under-20 Women's Football Championship · Under-17 Women's Football ChampionshipClub competitions CurrentCopa Libertadores · Copa Sudamericana · Recopa Sudamericana · Copa Suruga Bank · Copa Libertadores de Fútbol Femenino · Under-20 Copa LibertadoresDefunctIntercontinental Cup · Copa Iberoamericana · Copa CONMEBOL · Copa Mercosur · Copa Merconorte · Supercopa Sudamericana · Supercopa Masters · Copa de Oro · Copa Masters CONMEBOL · Copa Ganadores de Copa · Campeonato Sudamericano de Campeones · Copa Río de La PlataSouth American Footballer of the Year · South American Coach of the Year · South American Best 11 · Top-division clubs · Club competition winning teams · Club competition winning managersCategories:- Football competitions in Venezuela
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