Goal brings comprehensive coverage of how to follow this pre-match moment.
The year carries a growing sense of optimism, as the Colombian national team pursues a clear path toward a strong cycle that could culminate in the 2026 World Cup. The squad is focused on delivering high-quality performances in major competitions like the Copa América 2024, with preparations visible in the friendly against South Korea on Asian soil this Friday. This match is viewed as a key step in building momentum and confirming the team’s readiness for upcoming challenges.
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The coffee-growing nation hopes that a positive result will renew belief in the World Cup project. There is still a long road ahead to reach the next global event, but this fixture marks an important milestone where progress is measured and confidence begins to grow.
In goal, fans of the Tricolor will receive a clear opportunity to follow the match on television or through online platforms, ensuring broad accessibility for supporters across the region.
WHEN IS?
The encounter is scheduled for Friday, January 24, with kickoff linked to the local times of the host country. Expect a tense opening as both teams test tactical setups and player combinations under competitive conditions.
HOW AND WHERE TO SEE?
The game will be broadcast on free-to-air television via Gol Caracol, providing visible coverage for audiences in Colombia and neighboring markets. For those who prefer streaming, GolCaracol.com offers access from computers, smart TVs, smartphones, and tablets. The platform supports Android and iOS devices, making it convenient to watch from various locations. Viewers can also follow the action in real time on Goal, with live commentary and key moments highlighted as the match unfolds. This multi-platform approach ensures fans can stay informed whether they are at home, at work, or on the move.
THE PAYMENTS
Colombia: Vargas; Muñoz, Cuesta, Lucumí, Mojica; Uribe, Castaño; Valoyes, Rodríguez, Carrascal; I. erased.
Colombia
South Korea: Seung-gyu Kim; Kim Tae-Hwan, Woo-Young Jung, Kim Min-Jae, Jin-Su Kim; Kim Young-Gwon, Hwang In-Beom; Woo-Yeong Jeong, Lee Jae-Sung, Heung-Min Son; Cho Gue Sung.
South Korea
Source: Goal