Colombia World Cup 2026 Tickets

Supporters of the Colombia national football team are certainly a passionate bunch and they thoroughly enjoy following their heroes all across the globe.

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Colombia World Cup History

The first time Colombia took part in the FIFA World Cup was back in 1962, ending in a group-stage exit, and only in 1990 did Los Cafeteros return to the showpiece event.

The South American nation advanced to the knockouts but then crashed out to Cameroon in the Round of 16. Four years later Colombia were beaten by tournament hosts USA in which defender Andrés Escobar scored an own goal. Upon his return to his homeland, Escobar was gunned down resulting in his death.

The 21st century has been kinder to the Colombia national team at the World Cup, with progression to the knockouts at back-to-back events in 2014 & 2018. The former saw Los Cafeteros lose just a single game, with defeat to hosts Brazil in the quarter-finals.

In 2018, the Colombians were eliminated by England on penalties. Their last-16 encounter ended 1-1 after Yerry Mina's late equaliser cancelled out Harry Kane's second-half penalty.

Best Colombia Players at the World Cup

There have been a number of well-known individuals who have pulled on the famous yellow shirt at the FIFA World Cup. Carlos Valderrama captained Colombia at both the 1994 & 1998 editions, though the team failed to progress beyond the group stage on both occasions.

James Rodriguez was the star of the show at the 2014 World Cup, inspiring his nation to a first quarter-final appearance at the quadrennial event. The playmaker scored a tournament-high six goals, including an exquisite volley against Uruguay in the Round of 16 for which he was awarded the Goal of the Tournament.

Colombia's squad at the 2014 World Cup also featured winger Juan Cuadrado and veteran defender Mario Yepes. In addition, the likes of Radamel Falcao & David Ospina represented Los Cafeteros on the world stage in 2018.

Colombia at the FIFA World Cup