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Colombia and Portugal Through to World Cup Last 32 After ...

Colombia hold a two-point edge as Portugal start Cristiano Ronaldo and Ruben Neves in midfield for the decisive Group K match.

  • On Saturday, Portugal and Colombia played to a 0-0 tie in Miami Gardens, Florida, in their final Group K encounter of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
  • Both teams entered the match having already clinched spots in the round of 32, with Colombia needing only a draw to advance as the Group K winner.
  • Colombia coach Nestor Lorenzo emphasized the team needed "special tactical discipline" to counter threats from Cristiano Ronaldo and Vitinha, while the match occurred in nearly 100-degree temperatures.
  • The draw resulted in Colombia winning Group K while Portugal finished second; captains Cristiano Ronaldo and James Rodriguez embraced before kickoff and again at halftime.
  • Portugal now prepares for the knockout stage, facing Croatia in Toronto on Thursday as Ronaldo aims to deliver soccer's ultimate prize in his final World Cup.
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Portuguese and Colombians to win the group.

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It seems that time has caught up with 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo. The final group match against Colombia ended 0–0.

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Cristiano Ronaldo did not deliver a good performance as the match between Portugal and Colombia ended goalless.

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The winner of Group K ends up on the theoretically easier side of the bracket in the knockout phase of the World Cup. So, Portugal will be keen to deal with group leader Colombia at 1:30 AM. At the same time, Congo hopes to defeat Uzbekistan and thus qualify for the second round.

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Last Word on Sports broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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