Colombia and Ghana meet for the first time in history in the World Cup Round of 32, with the two sides arriving in contrasting form.
Colombia topped a difficult Group K ahead of Portugal after winning two of its three matches. Néstor Lorenzo’s side has impressed at both ends of the field, combining its trademark attacking play—with wing back Daniel Muñoz scoring twice—with a solid defense that has conceded just one goal. Colombia has also recovered possession in an average of just 41.46 seconds, highlighting its aggressive pressing.
