The coffee team opens its third match of the year as a friendly tuneup, aiming to sharpen form and build momentum for the new cycle.
The fans of Colombia are embracing the fresh approach under Néstor Lorenzo, who now guides the squad into a fifth official match against Korea in an international warm-up. The squad blends veterans who helped define a golden generation with a solid core of young players eager to lift the team toward the next World Cup cycle.
Colombia’s recent results—victories over Guatemala, Mexico, and Paraguay, plus a draw with the United States on the Argentine debut for Lorenzo—signal a team eager to reclaim its edge. The new era seeks to fuse the experience of seasoned internationals with the energy and ambition of a promising batch of talents, crafting a balance that could carry the program forward on the world stage.
Looking ahead, the schedule includes a friendly against Japan during the FIFA international window in March to test fresh selections on neutral soil, offering a valuable opportunity to evaluate players who could contribute in future tournaments.
WHEN IS IT AND WHAT TIME DOES COLOMBIA – JAPAN PLAY?
The Lorenzo era takes on a test match against Japan on Tuesday, March 28, with kickoff slated for 5:20 a.m. local Colombia time.
WHERE CAN YOU SEE COLOMBIA – JAPAN LIVE?
Viewers can watch the clash on Caracol Televisión, which provides free-to-air coverage across the country. Online and mobile enthusiasts can stream the game via golcaracol.com, ensuring fans can follow the buildup and action wherever they are.
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Source: Goal