Colombia wraps up 2026 World Cup preparation with Jordan match in USA. In San Diego, Colombia will play Jordan in their final warm-up game before the 2026 World Cup. Coach Lorenzo is searching for the optimal lineup. The match will be broadcast by Gol Caracol and Fútbol RCN.
Today in San Diego, the Colombian national team will play its final warm-up match before the start of the 2026 World Cup. Their opponent will be Jordan—another tournament participant hoping to make an impact. For the coaching staff led by Néstor Lorenzo, this game presents the last chance to evaluate players and make adjustments to the squad before departing for Mexico.
The Colombians arrived in the U.S. after a 3-1 win over Costa Rica in Bogotá. Despite the positive result, the coach still has questions about several positions, and the starting lineup for the match against Jordan has not yet been announced. Special attention is being paid to James Rodríguez, who is looking to regain his form and earn more playing time ahead of the main event of the four-year cycle.
The match will take place on Sunday, June 7, kicking off at 18:00 Colombian time. The live broadcast will be provided by Gol Caracol, Ditu—Fútbol RCN, and the Canal RCN app. For fans in Spain and Latin America, this is one of the last opportunities to see the team in action before the World Cup begins. As russpain.com notes, interest in national teams' preparations for the World Cup has traditionally been high, as reflected in recent debates surrounding advertising campaigns related to the tournament, such as the renovation of the LLeifa venue for an Adidas commercial shoot.
The match against Jordan will not only test Colombia’s tactical setups, but also provide an opportunity to assess the readiness of key players. After the game, the team will head to Guadalajara, where they will continue preparations directly for the World Cup matches. For reference: Colombia regularly reaches the final stages of major tournaments, and interest in national team match broadcasts remains consistently high. In 2026, broadcasting rights for the 2026 World Cup matches in Spain and Latin America belong to several major media groups, including ESPN and Disney+ Plan Premium.
