Overview
- Román Davis (39'), Dioner Fuentes (45') and Eider Barrios (90+3') scored in Doha to secure the Group E victory at Aspire Zone’s Campo 4.
- England had the early initiative but midfield turnovers left them vulnerable to Venezuela’s pace on the break.
- Venezuela sit second in Group E on three points, level with Egypt on goal difference according to the reported standings.
- Venezuelan media and fans labeled the result 'historic' and credited coach Oswaldo Vizcarrondo for the team’s organized play.
- Next up, Venezuela face Egypt on November 7, while England meet Haiti later that day.