Uzbekistan vs Colombia Highlights and Goals

World Cup

2:00 AMJune 18, 2026

Group Stage – 1

Uzbekistan

Show Score

1 – 3

HT:(0 – 1)

Colombia

Estadio Azteca

Referee: Anthony Taylor, England

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Match Stats

Ball possession

39%

61%

1.14

Expected goals (xG)

1.61

0.16

Goals Prevented

0.16

Attack

Total shots

Shots on target

Shots off target

Blocked shots

Shots inside box

Shots outside box

Corner kicks

Offsides

Passing

318

Total passes

520

242 (76%)

Accurate passes

445 (86%)

Discipline

Fouls

Yellow cards

Red cards

Goalkeeper saves

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Lineup

1
G

Utkir Yusupov

5.5

5
D

Rustam Ashurmatov

6.3

18
D

Abdulla Abdullaev

6.9

2
D

Abdukodir Khusanov

34′

6.3

13
M

Sherzod Nasrullaev

6.2

7
M

Otabek Shukurov

6.9

6
M

Akmal Mozgovoy

6.7

24
M

Bekhruz Karimov

6.5

11
F

Oston Urunov

6.3

22
F

Abbosbek Fayzullaev

60′

7.2

14
F

Eldor Shomurodov (C)

6.2

Substitutes

23
M

Sherzod Esanov

19
M

Azizjon Ganiev

10
M

Ruslanbek Jiyanov

9
M

Odiljon Khamrobekov

8
M

Jamshid Iskandarov

25
D

Avazbek Ulmasaliyev

15
D

Umarbek Eshmuradov

3
D

Khozhiakbar Alizhonov

16
G

Botirali Ergashev

12
G

Abduvokhid Nematov

21
F

Igor Sergeev

90+3′

6.2

20
F

Azizbek Amanov

77′

6.5

26
D

Jakhongir Urozov

77′

6.5

17
M

Dostonbek Khamdamov

46′

6.5

4
D

Farrukh Sayfiev

6.2

Coach

Fabio Cannavaro

12
G

Camilo Vargas

6.2

17
D

Johan Mojica

7′

6.3

3
D

Jhon Lucumí

6.5

23
D

Davinson Sánchez

6.6

2
D

Daniel Muñoz

40′

7.2

11
M

Jhon Arias

6.6

16
M

Jefferson Lerma

6.9

14
M

Gustavo Puerta

65′

6.3

7
F

Luis Díaz

65′

40′

8.3

25
F

Luis Javier Suárez

6.7

10
F

James Rodríguez (C)

6.6

Substitutes

9
F

Jhon Córdoba

20
M

Juan Fernando Quintero

15
M

Juan Portilla

8
M

Jorge Carrascal

13
D

Yerry Mina

18
D

Willer Ditta

4
D

Santiago Arias

22
D

Deiver Machado

1
G

David Ospina

24
G

Álvaro Montero

26
F

Andrés Gómez

90+3′

6.7

5
M

Kevin Castaño

90+3′

6.6

19
F

Cucho Hernández

90+9′

80′

6.6

6
M

Richard Ríos

80′

6.3

21
M

Jaminton Campaz

90+9′

72′

7.6

Coach

Nestor Lorenzo

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Colombia cruised to a commanding 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan at Estadio Azteca, with Luis Díaz’s all-around brilliance and clinical finishing from the visitors proving too much for the home side.

Colombia dominated proceedings in Mexico City, controlling the match with superior possession and shot accuracy. Uzbekistan entered the contest looking to make an impact in their World Cup campaign, but they quickly found themselves under sustained pressure from a well-organized Colombian outfit.

Daniel Muñoz opened the scoring for Colombia in the 40th minute, firing past the Uzbekistan goalkeeper to give the visitors a deserved lead. The goal came as a result of Colombia’s relentless attacking play in the first half, where they created multiple chances while limiting their opponents’ opportunities.

Uzbekistan showed resilience despite falling behind. They kept their defensive shape and looked to hit on the counter-attack. However, Colombia’s 61 percent possession and superior passing accuracy of 86 percent highlighted their control of the match’s tempo and flow.

The second half began with Colombia maintaining their intensity. Abbosbek Fayzullaev pulled one back for Uzbekistan in the 60th minute, momentarily giving the home crowd hope of a comeback. The goal energized the stadium and suggested Uzbekistan might mount a genuine challenge.

That hope proved short-lived. Luis Díaz restored Colombia’s two-goal advantage just five minutes later in the 65th minute, finishing with composure after a well-worked attacking move. Díaz’s performance throughout the match earned him a match rating of 8.3, reflecting his influence on both ends of the pitch.

Colombia’s dominance in the statistics told the full story. They registered 15 total shots compared to Uzbekistan’s eight, with four shots on target versus two. Colombia’s expected goals (xG) of 1.61 exceeded Uzbekistan’s 1.14, demonstrating their superior chance creation.

Jaminton Campaz added a fourth goal deep into injury time at the 90+9 minute mark, sealing a comprehensive victory for the visitors. The late strike put the result beyond doubt and capped off a dominant performance from the Colombian side.

Colombia’s commanding display showcased their attacking prowess and defensive solidity. They won the battle in midfield, completed 445 of 520 passes, and limited Uzbekistan to minimal opportunities throughout the 90 minutes.

Uzbekistan fought hard but lacked the cutting edge required at World Cup level. Despite committing 14 fouls and receiving one yellow card, they could not disrupt Colombia’s rhythm or create enough clear-cut chances to threaten a comeback.

This victory represents a significant statement from Colombia in the tournament. The three points move them up the standings and establish them as a serious contender in their group, while Uzbekistan faces a difficult road ahead in their World Cup campaign.

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