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FIFA WC: When And Where To Watch Colombia Vs DR Congo, Know All Details
Néstor Lorenzo's men made a commanding start by defeating tournament debutants Uzbekistan 3-1, putting themselves in a strong position ahead of what could prove to be the decisive group clash against Portugal later in the week. Another three points on Tuesday would guarantee Colombia's passage to the last 16 and strengthen its credentials as a potential dark horse in the competition.
DR Congo, meanwhile, exceeded expectations by holding Portugal to a 1-1 draw in its opening fixture. After falling behind to an early João Neves header, the Leopards remained composed, defended with discipline and found an equaliser through Yoane Wissa just before the break. The result secured the nation's first-ever point at a FIFA World Cup, having failed to score during its only previous appearance as Zaire in 1974.
