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Club from Cabudare near Barquisimeto, playing at one of the country's largest stadiums.

Club from the border town of Ureña in Táchira state, close to the border with Colombia.

Club from Barquisimeto in Lara state.

Club from the city of San Felipe in Yaracuy state.

The B reserve team of Zamora FC — the link leads to the parent club's website.

The B reserve team of Academia Puerto Cabello — the link leads to the parent club's website.

Club from Barinas, which changed its name in 2026 and introduced a capybara mascot named Chigui.

Club from the border state of Táchira, officially known as Real Frontera.

Club from the city of El Vigía in Mérida state, officially operating as Atlético El Vigía FC.

The B reserve team of Monagas SC — the link leads to the parent club's website.

Club from Los Teques in Miranda state, officially Deportivo Miranda FC.

Club from Ciudad Bolívar in the south-east of the country (not to be confused with the Bolivian or Argentine clubs of the same name), officially Bolívar SC.

Club from the port state of La Guaira, revived in 2022 to continue the history of the original Sport Marítimo de Venezuela.

Club from Puerto La Cruz nicknamed El Búfalo, officially Dynamo Puerto FC.

Club from Maracay nicknamed Chocolateros.

New club from Caracas linked to the Atlético Madrid academy, officially Club Atlético Ávila (not to be confused with the famous Caracas FC, nicknamed Rojos del Ávila).

Club from Ciudad Guayana in the mining region of Bolívar state.