Colombia, a Sea of Doubts Before the World Cup: See the Rout Suffered Against France
The Colombian national team once again left a worrying image on Sunday afternoon, March 29, after falling 3-1 to France in the last friendly of the March FIFA date. The team led by Néstor Lorenzo thus completed its second consecutive defeat in preparation for the 2026 World Cup, a situation that is beginning to generate concern among both the coaching staff and fans. The setback against the French adds to the recent stumble against Croatia and confirms that the national team is not going through its best moment.
TL;DR
- Colombia lost 3-1 to France in a March FIFA friendly.
- This marks Colombia's second consecutive defeat, following a loss to Croatia.
- France's tactical superiority and effectiveness were evident throughout the match.
- Colombia struggled with defensive errors, intensity, and individual duels.
- Jáminton Campaz scored Colombia's only goal.
- The team's lack of response under pressure is a growing concern.
- Coach Néstor Lorenzo is struggling to establish a solid tactical and psychological base.
- Colombia will compete in Group K of the World Cup against Portugal, Uzbekistan, and a playoff winner.