Colombia vs France Highlights and Goals

Friendlies

7:00 PMMarch 29, 2026

Friendly International

Colombia

Show Score

1 – 3

HT:(0 – 2)

France

Northwest Stadium

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Match Stats

Ball possession

45%

55%

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Expected goals (xG)

0.00

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

13

Total shots

14

5

Shots on target

5

3

Shots off target

4

5

Blocked shots

5

8

Shots inside box

8

5

Shots outside box

6

9

Corner kicks

5

2

Offsides

3

Passing

370

Total passes

467

304 (82%)

Accurate passes

407 (87%)

Discipline

13

Fouls

14

1

Yellow cards

3

0

Red cards

0

2

Goalkeeper saves

4

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Lineup

Colombia

4-2-3-1

25
G

Álvaro Montero



6.2

17
D

Johan Mojica



6.0

13
D

Juan Cabal



6.0

23
D

Davinson Sánchez



6.5

2
D

Daniel Muñoz



6.3

16
M

Jefferson Lerma

77′

7.0

6
M

Richard Ríos



6.7

7
M

Luis Díaz



6.5

10
M

James Rodríguez (C)



6.6

11
M

Jhon Arias



6.7

24
F

Luis Javier Suárez



6.7

Substitutes

18
F

Johan Carbonero

19
F

Rafael Borré

5
M

Kevin Castaño

8
M

Jorge Carrascal

15
D

Yerson Mosquera

4
D

Santiago Arias

3
D

Jhon Lucumí

1
G

David Ospina

12
G

Camilo Vargas

20
M

Juan Fernando Quintero


63′ Replaced by J. Rodriguez



6.6

22
D

Deiver Machado


63′ Replaced by J. Mojica



6.6

21
M

Jaminton Campaz

77′

63′ Replaced by L. Diaz



7.2

9
F

Jhon Córdoba


46′ Replaced by L. Suarez



7.2

14
M

Gustavo Puerta


61′
Roughing


46′ Replaced by R. Rios



6.3

26
F

Andrés Gómez


46′ Replaced by J. Arias



6.7

Coach

Néstor Gabriel Lorenzo

France

4-2-3-1

1
G

Brice Samba



7.2

3
D

Lucas Digne



6.7

21
D

Lucas Hernández



7.3

17
D

Maxence Lacroix



7.2

5
D

Pierre Kalulu



7.0

13
M

N'Golo Kanté (C)



7.3

18
M

Warren Zaïre-Emery



6.6

20
M

Désiré Doué

29′

50′ Holding

56′


8.2

24
M

Rayan Cherki



7.3

25
M

Maghnes Akliouche

41′

7.2

9
F

Marcus Thuram


39′ Foul

41′
56′

8.3

Substitutes

7
F

Ousmane Dembélé

14
M

Adrien Rabiot

8
M

Aurélien Tchouaméni

2
D

Malo Gusto

19
D

Theo Hernández

15
D

Ibrahima Konaté

16
G

Mike Maignan

23
G

Lucas Chevalier

10
F

Kylian Mbappé


78′ Replaced by M. Thuram



6.9

11
M

Michael Olise


78′ Replaced by R. Cherki



6.9

6
M

Eduardo Camavinga


74′
Foul


64′ Replaced by W. Zaire-Emery



6.7

22
F

Hugo Ekitiké


63′ Replaced by D. Doue



6.9

12
F

Randal Kolo Muani


63′ Replaced by M. Akliouche



6.7

Coach

Didier Claude Deschamps

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France delivered a dominant display, with Désiré Doué’s double leading them to a convincing 3-1 victory over Colombia in a friendly encounter.

The international friendly at Northwest Stadium provided a crucial test for both sides on March 29, 2026. Colombia aimed to fine-tune their squad. France, meanwhile, looked to integrate new talent and solidify their tactical approaches.

The match began evenly, but France soon asserted control. Their quick passing and agile movement created early opportunities. The opening goal arrived in the 29th minute, showcasing individual brilliance.

Désiré Doué broke the deadlock with a well-placed shot. He capitalized on a defensive lapse, slotting the ball past the Colombian goalkeeper. This gave France a deserved lead, with Colombia struggling to respond.

As halftime approached, France pushed for a second. Marcus Thuram received a yellow card in the 39th minute for a mistimed challenge. However, he quickly made amends for his error.

In the 41st minute, Thuram doubled France’s advantage. He connected with a precise pass from Maghnes Akliouche, side-footing the ball into the net. This clinical finish gave France a strong two-goal lead at the break.

Colombia’s manager, Néstor Lorenzo, made three changes at halftime. Luis Suarez, Jhon Arias, and Richard Rios entered the game. These substitutions aimed to inject fresh energy and more attacking intent.

The second half saw Doué continue his impressive form. He picked up a yellow card in the 50th minute, but his focus remained sharp. Just six minutes later, Doué completed his double, further extending France’s lead.

In the 56th minute, Doué brilliantly guided the ball home after a smart assist from Marcus Thuram. This third goal for France effectively sealed the friendly’s outcome. Colombia now faced a significant challenge.

Colombia pushed hard, even as numerous substitutions altered the game’s rhythm. Gustavo Puerta was booked for rough play in the 61st minute. Both teams made a flurry of changes to test new combinations.

Despite France’s dominance, Colombia managed a consolation goal in the 77th minute. Substitute Jaminton Campaz, an earlier introduction, fired a powerful shot past the French goalkeeper. Jefferson Lerma provided the assist, giving Colombia a late lift.

France controlled 55% possession compared to Colombia’s 45%. Both sides registered 5 shots on target. French goalkeeper Brice Samba made 4 crucial saves. France committed three yellow cards to Colombia’s one.

France’s 3-1 triumph highlighted their squad depth and attacking prowess, particularly from young talents like Doué. Colombia gained valuable lessons, especially in defensive organization, as they prepare for future international challenges.

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