Venezuela achieved a resounding victory this Tuesday, December 2, at the Estadio Metropolitano de Cabudare, defeating Peru 6–0 in a new matchday of the CONMEBOL Women’s Nations League, a result that strengthens its path in the qualifying tournament toward the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

La Vinotinto showed collective solidity, precision in finishing, and a constant attacking rhythm that allowed them to dominate the match from start to finish. Peru tried to hold firm defensively, but Venezuela imposed its superiority in all areas of the pitch and built a wide margin on the scoreboard.

– Venezuela 6–0 Peru –

Venezuela defeated Peru 6–0 on Matchday 4 of the qualifying tournament for the 2027 World Cup.

Deyna Castellanos opened the scoring for La Vinotinto in the 12th minute of the first half. At 35’, Gabriela García scored the second goal, and Bárbara Martínez extended the lead at 42’ to make it 3–0.

In the second half, Enyerliannys Higuera scored the fourth goal at 48’ and the fifth at 52’, while Genesís Florez sealed the final 6–0 scoreline at 85’.

With this victory, Venezuela adds key points to take the top spot in the standings, while Peru remains with three points.

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Venezuela kept a clean sheet against Peru tonight, reaching four clean sheets in eight matches played in 2025 in CONMEBOL competitions (Copa América and Women’s Nations League).

Deyna Castellanos (Venezuela) opened the scoring at the 13th minute and scored her first goal with the national team in 2025, considering the CONMEBOL Copa América and the Women’s Nations League. She also provided an assist in the 52nd minute, reaching four assists this year and remaining La Vinotinto’s top assist provider in 2025.

This is the second time this year that Venezuela has scored three goals in the first half of a CONMEBOL tournament match. In July, La Vinotinto defeated Bolivia 7–1 in a match that went into halftime with a 3–1 scoreline.

Venezuelan player Deyna Castellanos delivered five key passes tonight against Peru, bringing her total to 15 in the current CONMEBOL Women’s Nations League, leading all players in this category.