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FIFA World Cup 2026: Highlights: Colombia v Ghana: Round of 32
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That’s all from us today. Thanks for following along through the highs and lows.
For our Socceroos, there’s always 2030 – as my colleague Vince Rugari would say: this team is only going to get better.
We’ll be back with live coverage from 6.30am for France and Paraguay’s round of 16 match.
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That’s full-time in Kansas City. Colombia have officially locked down the final round of 16 spot. They will play Switzerland at 6am (Australia time) on Wednesday.
For Ghana, that’s the end of their World Cup campaign.
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Jhon Arias has scored early off a sharp cross from Luis Suarez and Colombia controlled Ghana on a sweltering night, allowing Los Cafeteros to advance to the World Cup round of 16 with a 1-0 victory in Kansas City.
Colombia will play Switzerland on Tuesday in Vancouver, British Columbia, for a spot in the quarter-finals.
The game was just minutes old when Colombia forward Jhon Córdoba appeared to hurt his groin, forcing coach Néstor Lorenzo to bring Suarez off the bench as an early substitute.
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