Colombia Wins Group K After 0-0 Draw with Portugal; Both Squads Already Into World Cup Knockouts
- On Saturday, Colombia and Portugal played to a scoreless draw in Miami, allowing Colombia to secure the top spot in Group K of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- Both squads entered the match having already secured spots in the Round of 32, with Colombia needing only a draw to clinch the group and Portugal aiming to leapfrog them.
- A sellout crowd of 64,478 watched as Colombia dominated with 24 shots, though a late header by defender Davinson Sanchez was disallowed for offside following a VAR review.
- Colombia will face Ghana as the Group K winner, while runner-up Portugal travels to Toronto to play Croatia in the Round of 32.
- Goalkeepers Diogo Costa and Camilo Vargas produced crucial saves throughout the match, keeping the score level until the final whistle despite high-tempo play.
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World Cup 2026 Colombia Draw Portugal 0-0 to Win Group K
World Cup 2026 Colombia drew 0-0 with Portugal in Miami to win Group K, with a late Davinson Sanchez header ruled out for a narrow offside by VAR. The post World Cup 2026 Colombia Draw Portugal 0-0 to Win Group K appeared first on The Rio Times.
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No goals but Portugal and Colombia play out World Cup thriller in Miami heat
MIAMI - As Portugal and Colombia squared up for their final World Cup group game, top spot in Group K was on the line and the intensity on display from both teams matched the stakes in an entertaining but ultimately goalless draw.
Colombia is the first of the group K to enter the K.o. phase and meets Ghana. The again pale Cristiano Ronaldo gets to deal with legend colleague Luka Modric.
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