FIFA World Cup

COL Colombia Colombia - POR Portugal Portugal

Colombia Colombia

Portugal Portugal

Miami Stadium(Sold out)

Alireza Faghani

End of second half

Full-time

90'

+ 2

Substitution

Matheus Nunes

Nuno Mendes

87'

Substitution

Daniel Muñoz

Santiago Arias

86'

Yellow card

Gustavo Puerta

76'

Substitution

Juan Fernando Quintero

James Rodríguez

76'

Substitution

Kevin Castaño

Jhon Arias

70'

Substitution

Samú Costa

Vitinha

70'

Substitution

Rafael Leão

João Félix

60'

Substitution

Richard Ríos

Jefferson Lerma

60'

Substitution

Luis Suárez

Jhon Córdoba

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Diogo Dalot

João Cancelo

45'

+ 4

Substitution

João Neves

Rúben Neves

Half-time

Kick-off!

10:31

Watch: The best of Díaz in the Bundesliga

The Bayern Munich winger is arguably in the form of his life. Díaz enjoyed a sensational debut campaign in the Bundesliga last term, netting 15 goals in 32 matches.

What's at stake?

Colombia have already qualified for the Round of 32, but a Portuguese victory would see them pipped to Group K's top spot. Meanwhile, Portugal - on four points - cannot finish lower than third regardless of results elsewhere, and in that eventuality, would likely still be one of the strongest third-placed sides in the tournament. Nevertheless, the Euro 2016 winners will be wanting to end their group stage campaign on a high.

7:18

Watch: Díaz's Bundesliga goals & assists

Colombia's talisman could be crucial in his side's fortunes as they seek a perfect group-stage run, though they face their toughest test yet in the shape of Portugal.

Last time out: Colombia

Luis Díaz and Colombia booked their spot in the Round of 32 as the South Americans made it two wins from their opening two outings after edging DR Congo 1-0, with Daniel Muñoz's late strike proving decisive.

Last time out: Portugal

41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo became both the second-oldest player to ever score at a FIFA World Cup and the first player ever to score in six different iterations of the tournament after his brace helped Portugal to a 5-0 thrashing of Uzbekistan - their first win in the competition so far - which took their points tally up to four in Group K.

Welcome!

Follow all of the action as Colombia take on Portugal in the final game of Group K of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 12:30am CEST in Miami.