Colombia Final Score
Colombia beat DR Congo 1-0 at Azteca, and Daniel Muñoz gives the Portugal night a cleaner runway.
Colombia beat DR Congo 1-0 on June 23 at Estadio Azteca, with Daniel Muñoz scoring the goal that settled the match. The confirmed score now sits between the Uzbekistan win and the Portugal finale, giving Colombia a second straight result before the group closes in Miami Gardens.
The margin was small, but the night did what Colombia needed.
Colombia 1-0 DR Congo is the confirmed line, and it matters because it keeps the group moving in Colombia's direction before Portugal. This was not a wide-open win like the Uzbekistan opener. It was tighter, more stubborn, and decided by the moment Muñoz found.
DR Congo made Colombia live with pressure longer than the home-colored pockets around Azteca wanted. The match needed patience, second balls, and enough defensive calm to make one goal stand up. Colombia found that balance and left Mexico City with the result they came to take.
What changed before Portugal
The Portugal match now has the feel of a proper final group test rather than a repair job. Colombia can go to Hard Rock Stadium with two confirmed wins on the page, but the DR Congo match also warned them that control can turn thin if the first goal takes too long.
That is the piece to carry forward: Colombia have the result, but Portugal will ask for cleaner exits, sharper wide play, and fewer loose spells through midfield.
Colombia 1-0 DR Congo, final at Estadio Azteca. Daniel Muñoz scored the decisive goal, and Colombia next face Portugal at Hard Rock Stadium.
Colombia 1-0 DR Congo is final at Azteca.
Muñoz found the goal; Portugal waits in Miami Gardens.
What matters next
The Colombia schedule page now carries the DR Congo final score and the Portugal kickoff. The Colombia team hub and Colombia squad page stay close for the broader tournament picture.
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