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Colombia national football team: results and stats

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Latest Colombia national team football matches: every report comes with full stats, xG analysis and the Crime Index of the result.

36%
Average Crime Index
0 of 5
Matches flagged as anomaly (60%+)

Current squad — Colombia national team

Goalkeepers

  • 1D. Ospina
  • 12C. Vargas
  • 24Á. Montero

Defenders

  • 2D. Muñoz
  • 3J. Lucumí
  • 4S. Arias
  • 13Y. Mina
  • 17J. Mojica
  • 18W. Ditta
  • 22D. Machado
  • 23D. Sánchez

Midfielders

  • 5K. Castaño
  • 6R. Rios
  • 7L. Díaz
  • 8J. Carrascal
  • 11J. Arias
  • 14G. Puerta
  • 15J. Portilla
  • 16J. Lerma
  • 20J. Quintero
  • 21J. Campaz
  • 26A. Gómez

Attackers

  • 9J. Córdoba
  • 10J. Rodríguez
  • 19C. Hernández
  • 25L. Suárez

Injuries & Suspensions

  • J. Córdoba— Missing Fixture (Muscle Bruise)

Colombia Squad: Latest Match

Uzbekistan — Colombia · 4-3-3
  • 12C. VargasG
  • 2D. MunozD
  • 23D. SanchezD
  • 3J. LucumiD
  • 17J. MojicaD
  • 14G. PuertaM
  • 16J. LermaM
  • 11J. AriasM
  • 10J. RodriguezF
  • 25L. SuarezF
  • 7L. DiazF
Coach: Nestor Lorenzo
Index: 56%18 July 2026

Uzbekistan vs Colombia 1:3 — Goals from Muñoz and Díaz in Different Halves Sealed the Win

Colombia beat Uzbekistan 3-1, backing up a modest xG edge (1.61 to 1.16).

Index: 25%17 July 2026

Colombia vs Congo DR 1:0 — 8 Saves Kept It Level Until the 76th

Colombia beat Congo DR 1-0 in the Round of 32 thanks to a single Daniel Muñoz goal in the 76th minute.

Index: 4%8 July 2026

Switzerland — Colombia 0:0: One Save Kept It Level

No goals and 7 points each in Group B is the sort of line that usually closes discussion before it starts.

Index: 41%4 July 2026

Colombia — Ghana 1:0: One Goal, Full Control

The goalkeeper at one end had 7 saves to make; the goalkeeper at the other had none. That is the quickest way into this match, and maybe the cleanest. A casual viewer might shrug at 1 : 0 and file it under narrow escape, tense finish, one of those nights when a favorite leaves a little change on the table. But this was not that kind of evening. This was control with a stubborn scoreline attached: Colombia produced 2.18 xG to Ghana’s 0.26, spent long stretches in possession, and asked far more demanding questions all night. The funny part is that Jhon Arias had already put his name in the book before he put it on the scoreboard.

Index: 56%29 June 2026

Colombia — Portugal 0:0: Twenty-Four Shots Met A Wall

Thirty-seven shots between the sides and not a single goal. Games like this get filed under boredom, but this one is better described as stubborn: Colombia out-attacked Portugal on every line of the sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the head coach of the Colombia national team?

Per the most recently analyzed match (Uzbekistan — Colombia) — Nestor Lorenzo.

How many players are in the Colombia national team's current squad?

26 players: goalkeepers — 3, defenders — 8, midfielders — 11, attackers — 4.

How often do Colombia's match results diverge from the xG-expected outcome?

Bravsen has analyzed 5 matches — average Crime Index 36, with 0 scoring 60+ (the threshold for an anomalous gap between the result and the xG model).

A goalless home draw with Portugal is Colombia's single most anomalous covered match out of 5 reviewed, Crime Index 56%. A moderate figure by the site's standards, but for a 0-0 it's still a signal: the underlying chance quality pointed toward a higher-scoring game than what ended up on the board.

One of the tournament's more predictable profiles

The team's average Crime Index across its 5 reviewed matches is 36% — notably below the typical 40-50% range: Colombia's results have largely tracked the quality of play, and the Portugal draw stands out against that calm backdrop rather than defining it.

Finishing slightly below the model

Across the 5 matches with calculated xG, Colombia generated 6.65 expected goals and scored 5 — a modest shortfall. Combined with the low average Crime Index, that points to a team creating chances broadly in line with its results, but finishing them a shade less efficiently than expected — a gap that can cost decisive points over a tournament run.