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Colombia vs. DR Congo Prediction, Odds, Line, Time: 2026 World Cup Picks

Colombia need a win to reach the Round of 32, while DR Congo seek another upset after holding Portugal to a 1-1 draw.

  • Colombia faces DR Congo on Tuesday, seeking to secure a Round of 32 berth after opening with a 3-1 win over Uzbekistan. Coach Nestor Lorenzo's team aims to build on their strong start in the FIFA World Cup.
  • The South Americans began Group K with victory over Uzbekistan, though Lorenzo cautioned the team must address defensive vulnerabilities and improve clinical finishing. The scoreline masked a difficult second half that exposed weaknesses opponents may exploit.
  • Bayern Munich forward Luis Diaz spearheads the attack after delivering a goal and assist against Uzbekistan. Captain James Rodriguez faces pressure to exert greater influence after playing a quieter role in the opener.
  • Congo enters the match following a surprise 1-1 draw against Portugal, with coach Sebastien Desabre's team impressing through defensive discipline and transition-based play featuring long balls and quick breaks.
  • Thousands of Colombian fans previously transformed Mexico City's Estadio Azteca into a home environment during the opener. With their tournament base in Guadalajara, the team expects similar support as they seek a more complete performance.
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Congo surprisingly held Portugal in check. Will they pull off a minor upset against Colombia as well?

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo hopes to maneuver this Tuesday to the selection of Colombia at Akron Stadium, in the Mexican city of Guadalajara, as it did on June 17 in its World Cup debut against Portugal on the second day of the K Group.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Yle Urheilu follows Tuesday's four World Cup matches in this article.

·Finland
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Reuters broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
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