The Bolivia national football team, founded in 1925 and governed by the Bolivian Football Federation, is known for its historic 1963 Copa América triumph and its formidable high-altitude home advantage at the 3,600m Estadio Hernando Siles in La Paz, traditionally wearing white and green striped home kits and black or blue away kits while producing legendary players like Marco “El Diablo” Etcheverry, the creative 1990s playmaker considered Bolivia’s greatest ever; Erwin Sánchez, the technically gifted midfielder and Copa América record scorer; José Milton Melgar, the iconic 1963 championship-winning defender; and Marcelo Moreno Martins, the modern-era goalscoring leader, all of whom have embodied Bolivia’s underdog spirit in memorable victories over football giants like Brazil and Argentina.