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07/07/2026

Colombia fell out of the world cup on penalties against the Swiss, missing two penalties to see the sun set on their World Cup dream

Colombia lost on penalties after a gritty match in Vancouver this afternoon to end their world cup run at the last 16 stage again. The game wasn't one for the purists, with no goals in 120 minutes and ending up on penalties.

There, Colombia missed two of their five to crash out of the tournament. It was a relatively fair result, with los cafeteros devoid of ideas for much of the game and lacking a cutting edge.

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Words by Oli Pritchard

07/07/2026

Colombia crash out of the world cup on penalties: match report here:

Colombia lost on penalties after a grinding match in Vancouver. The team tipped by many as dark horses couldn't find a way past the Swiss.

27/06/2026

Colombia face Portugal for top spot in Group K

Colombia play their last world cup group game against Portugal in Miami today and we take a look at whether they can win, who they might face in the next round and how the team is doing this year.

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Words by Oliver Pritchard

27/06/2026

Colombia go up against Portugal in the world cup today for Group K top spot. Find out where* and when to watch, plus a form guide and info on the next round

Colombia face Portugal needing only a draw to finish top of group K. Our guide tells you when and where to watch and Colombia's chances of a win.

27/06/2026

Triumph of the Tiger: Colombian election fallout

One week on from the 2026 Colombian presidential election, what’s been going on, how did Abelardo win and what happens next? 

After the Colombian people voted for Abelardo de la Espriella to be the next president of Colombia on Sunday, there has been a lot going on. The dispute over results was resolved fairly quickly and now the president-elect is naming cabinet members and clarifying some of his promises. In the Cepeda camp, meanwhile, there is much wailing and gnashing of teeth.

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Words by Oil Pritchard

26/06/2026

One week after the 2026 Colombian presidential election, we take a look at how Abelardo won, what his government might look like and what the fallout has been like for both sides.

One week on from the 2026 Colombian presidential election, what's happened and what will the de la Espriella government look like?

21/06/2026

With over 99% of tables counted, de la Espriella has won the 2026 Colombian presidential election. Our guide fills you in on what he's like, what his term might be like and how he won:

Abelardo de la Espriella is the next president of Colombia, winning the 2026 election. Our guide tells you how he won and what his term will be like.

21/06/2026

With over 99% of the tables declared, it is now obvious that Abelardo de la Espriella has won the 2026 Colombian presidential election. Our guide clues you on what his presidency will look like and what happens next in Colombia.

Final counting continues, but the result is clear: the next president of Colombia will be Abelardo de la Espriella. This follows his surprising performance in the first round and cements his unlikely rise to political power. The race was incredibly tight, with de la Espriella leading by under 300,000 votes. As of 17:24, he has 49.67% of the vote compared to Cepeda’s 48.69%.

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Words and fotos by Oliver Pritchard

18/06/2026

After eight years, Colombia are back with a bang on the biggest stage of all. A 3-1 win over Uzbekistan puts them top of their group after the first set of games, but los cafeteros were flattered by the scoreline.

Goals from talisman Luis Díaz, right-back Daniel Muñoz and Jaminton Campaz gave Colombia a narrow win tonight over their central Asian opponents in Mexico City.

They were made to work for the result by a disciplined Uzbekistan team that proved hard for los cafeteros to break down. A fumble from Camilo Vargas let them back into the game on the hour mark after Muñoz had given Colombia a halftime lead.

Luis Díaz struck minutes after to decide the game, before Campaz put the cherry on top.

Words by Oli Pritchard

Match report and team guide on link in bio

18/06/2026

After eight years, Colombia are back with a bang on the biggest stage of all! A 3-1 win over Uzbekistan puts them top of their group after the first set of games, but los cafeteros were slightly flattered by the scoreline.

Goals from Luis Díaz, Muñoz and Campaz earned Colombia three points tonight. Our report on the game includes highlights, a team and form guide