Colombia’s 2026 World Cup match records include a 0-0 Group K draw with Portugal at Miami Stadium. The listing records Luis Suárez replacing Jhon Córdoba in the 60th minute.
A separate listing records Colombia’s 1-0 victory over Congo DR, with Jhon Córdoba replacing Suárez in the 58th minute. FIFA’s Ghana association profile lists five participations and identifies the 2026 Round of 32 as the team’s most recent tournament stage.
Suárez’s club form has also featured in coverage of Colombia’s forward options. ESPN Deportes México reported on the Sporting CP forward’s scoring rate and discussed Colombia’s national-team selection under coach Néstor Lorenzo amid injuries across the forward group, including Luis Díaz and Jhon Durán. Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernández also figured in that discussion.
Colombia’s World Cup path has drawn attention to the depth and changing roles within its attacking group. Suárez’s appearances and Córdoba’s place in the forward rotation are part of that broader picture, alongside the performances of other players competing for places in the squad.
Coverage of major World Cup milestones has also highlighted the tournament’s wider history, including Lionel Messi’s scoring record, discussed in reports on Messi's historic achievement.
