Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Colombia made two changes to the side, with Daniel Muñoz and Johan Mojica returning to the starting XI. The pair replaced Santiago Arias and Deiver Machado as Néstor Lorenzo refreshed both full-back positions while keeping the rest of the lineup unchanged for the knockout clash.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Ghana manager Carlos Queiroz replaced goalkeeper Benjamin Asare with Lawrence Ati-Zigi, relying on Ati-Zigi’s tournament experience and leadership following his full recovery from a groin injury that sidelined him during the group stage.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Ghana starting line-up – Lawrence Ati-Zigi; Caleb Yirenkyi, Thomas Partey, Kwasi Sibo, Jordan Ayew, Antoine Semenyo, Gideon Mensah, Jerome Opoku, Inaki Williams, Derrick Luckassen, Marvin Senaya.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Colombia starting line-up – Camilo Vargas; Daniel Munoz, Jhon Lucumi, Luis Diaz, Jhon Cordoba, James Rodriguez, Jhon Arias, Gustavo Puerta, Jefferson Lerma, Johan Mojica, Davinson Sanchez.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Queiroz, now appearing at his sixth World Cup as a coach, is hoping to guide Ghana on a memorable run reminiscent of the Black Stars’ historic campaign in 2010, when they reached the quarter-finals in South Africa and came within a penalty shootout of becoming the first African nation to make the last four.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Colombia will aim to carry their impressive group-stage form into Friday’s Round of 32 clash against Ghana after emerging as one of the standout teams of the tournament. However, standing between them and a place in the last 16 is a man who knows them better than most. Ghana are coached by Carlos Queiroz, the former Colombia boss, whose familiarity with several of their players and setup adds an intriguing subplot to an already compelling knockout encounter.
Colombia vs Ghana LIVE Score FIFA World Cup: Hello and welcome to our live blog of round of 32 match between Colombia and Ghana.