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Colombia national football team results (1926–1979)

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Colombia national football team results

This page details the match results and statistics of theColombia national football team from 1926 to 1979.

Key

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Key to matches
  • Att.=Match attendance
  • (H)=Home ground
  • (A)=Away ground
  • (N)=Neutral ground
Key to record by opponent
  • Pld=Games played
  • W=Games won
  • D=Games drawn
  • L=Games lost
  • GF=Goals for
  • GA=Goals against

Results

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Colombia's score is shown first in each case.

No.DateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionColombia scorersAtt.Ref.
117 February 1926Julio Torres Stadium,Barranquilla (H) Costa Rica4–1Friendly—[1][2]
210 February 1938Estadio Olímpico,Panama City (N) Mexico1–31938 Central American and Caribbean GamesM. Mejía—[3][4][5]
314 February 1938Estadio Olímpico, Panama City (N) Panama4–21938 Central American and Caribbean GamesMeléndez (2),Torres (2)—[3][4][5]
418 February 1938Estadio Olímpico, Panama City (N) Costa Rica1–2[A]1938 Central American and Caribbean GamesM. Mejía—[3][4][5]
521 February 1938Estadio Olímpico, Panama City (N) El Salvador3–21938 Central American and Caribbean GamesMeléndez (2),M. Mejía—[3][4][5]
623 February 1938Estadio Olímpico, Panama City (N) Venezuela1–21938 Central American and Caribbean GamesR. Mejía—[3][4][5]
78 August 1938Estadio Universitario,Bogotá (N) Peru2–41938 Bolivarian GamesBotto (2)—[3][4][6]
810 August 1938Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (N) Ecuador1–21938 Bolivarian GamesMier—[3][4][6]
913 August 1938Estadio Universitario, Bogotá (N) Venezuela2–01938 Bolivarian GamesUmaña,Torres—[3][4][6]
1016 August 1938Estadio Universitario, Bogotá (N) Bolivia1–21938 Bolivarian GamesR. Mejía—[3][4][6]
1121 January 1945Estadio Nacional,Santiago (N) Brazil0–31945 South American Championship60,000[3][4][7]
1228 January 1945Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N) Uruguay0–71945 South American Championship28,000[3][4][7]
1331 January 1945Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N) Chile0–21945 South American Championship60,000[3][4][7]
147 February 1945Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N) Argentina1–91945 South American ChampionshipMendoza60,000[3][4][7]
1518 February 1945Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N) Ecuador3–11945 South American ChampionshipL. González,Gámez,Berdugo65,000[3][4][7]
1621 February 1945Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N) Bolivia3–31945 South American ChampionshipL. González,Berdugo,Gámez22,000[3][4][7]
179 December 1946Estadio Municipal,Barranquilla (H) Curaçao4–21946 Central American and Caribbean GamesL. González,Granados (2),Arango—[3][4][8]
1812 December 1946Estadio Municipal, Barranquilla (H) Venezuela2–01946 Central American and Caribbean GamesBerdugo,Granados—[3][4][8]
1915 December 1946Estadio Municipal, Barranquilla (H) Guatemala4–21946 Central American and Caribbean GamesCarrillo (3),Arango—[3][4][8]
2016 December 1946Estadio Municipal, Barranquilla (H) Puerto Rico4–11946 Central American and Caribbean GamesBerdugo,Cardona,Ruiz—[3][4][8]
2118 December 1946Estadio Municipal, Barranquilla (H) Costa Rica4–11946 Central American and Caribbean GamesArango,García,Granados,L. González—[3][4][8]
2220 December 1946Estadio Municipal, Barranquilla (H) Panama2–11946 Central American and Caribbean GamesL. González,Arango—[3][4][8]
232 December 1947Estadio George Capwell,Guayaquil (N) Uruguay0–21947 South American Championship20,000[3][4][9]
244 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Ecuador0–01947 South American Championship30,000[3][4][9]
2513 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Bolivia0–01947 South American Championship18,000[3][4][9]
2618 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Argentina0–61947 South American Championship12,000[3][4][9]
2720 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Paraguay0–21947 South American Championship20,000[3][4][9]
2823 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Peru1–51947 South American ChampionshipArango5,000[3][4][9]
2927 December 1947Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil (N) Chile1–41947 South American ChampionshipGranados5,000[3][4][9]
306 April 1949Pacaembu Stadium,São Paulo (N) Paraguay0–31949 South American Championship30,000[3][4][10]
3110 April 1949Estádio São Januário,Rio de Janeiro (N) Peru0–41949 South American Championship15,000[3][4][10]
3217 April 1949Pacaembu Stadium, São Paulo (N) Brazil0–51949 South American Championship45,000[3][4][10]
3320 April 1949Estádio São Januário, Rio de Janeiro (N) Chile1–11949 South American ChampionshipBerdugo7,000[3][4][10]
3425 April 1949Pacaembu Stadium, São Paulo (N) Uruguay2–21949 South American ChampionshipGastelbondo,A. Pérez14,000[3][4][10]
353 May 1949Estádio São Januário, Rio de Janeiro (N) Ecuador1–41949 South American ChampionshipN. Pérez3,000[3][4][10]
366 May 1949Estádio General Severiano, Rio de Janeiro (N) Bolivia0–41949 South American Championship12,000[3][4][10]
3713 March 1957Estadio Nacional,Lima (N) Argentina2–81957 South American ChampionshipGamboa,Valencia42,000[3][4][11]
3817 March 1957Estadio Nacional, Lima (N) Uruguay1–01957 South American ChampionshipArango50,000[3][4][11]
3921 March 1957Estadio Nacional, Lima (N) Chile2–31957 South American ChampionshipArango,Carillo45,000[3][4][11]
4024 March 1957Estadio Nacional, Lima (N) Brazil0–91957 South American Championship45,000[3][4][11]
4127 March 1957Estadio Nacional, Lima (N) Peru1–41957 South American ChampionshipArango55,000[3][4][11]
421 April 1957Estadio Nacional, Lima (N) Ecuador4–11957 South American ChampionshipÁlvarez,Gutiérrez,Gamboa (2)40,000[3][4][11]
4316 June 1957Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Uruguay1–11958 FIFA World Cup qualificationArango15,000[3][4][12]
4420 June 1957Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Paraguay2–31958 FIFA World Cup qualificationGutiérrez,R. Díaz—[3][4][12]
4523 June 1957Estadio Atanasio Girardot,Medellín (H) Paraguay1–2FriendlyPanesso—[3][4][13]
4630 June 1957Estadio Centenario,Montevideo (A) Uruguay0–11958 FIFA World Cup qualification35,000[3][4][12]
477 July 1957Estadio Defensores del Chaco,Asunción (A) Paraguay0–31958 FIFA World Cup qualification—[3][4][12]
485 February 1961Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) United States2–0FriendlyAceros,Gamboa—[3][4][14]
4930 April 1961Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Peru1–01962 FIFA World Cup qualificationEscobar—[3][4][15]
507 May 1961Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru1–11962 FIFA World Cup qualificationH. González—[3][4][15]
511 April 1962Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Mexico0–1Friendly30,000[3][4][16]
524 April 1962Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero,Cali (H) Mexico2–2FriendlyKlinger,Rada32,000[3][4][17]
5325 April 1962Estadio Olímpico Universitario,Mexico City (A) Mexico0–1Friendly65,000[3][4][18]
5430 May 1962Estadio Carlos Dittborn,Arica (N) Uruguay1–21962 FIFA World CupZuluaga7,908[3][4][19]
553 June 1962Estadio Carlos Dittborn, Arica (N) Soviet Union4–41962 FIFA World CupGermán Aceros,Coll,Rada,Klinger8,040[3][4][19]
567 June 1962Estadio Carlos Dittborn, Arica (N) Yugoslavia0–51962 FIFA World Cup7,167[3][4][19]
5710 March 1963Estadio Félix Capriles,Cochabamba (N) Argentina2–41963 South American ChampionshipCampillo,Aceros18,000[3][4][20]
5814 March 1963Estadio Hernando Siles,La Paz (N) Brazil1–51963 South American ChampionshipGamboa15,000[3][4][20]
5917 March 1963Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba (N) Bolivia1–21963 South American ChampionshipBotero18,000[3][4][20]
6020 March 1963Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba (N) Paraguay2–31963 South American ChampionshipCampillo,Calonga (o.g.)10,000[3][4][20]
6124 March 1963Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz (N) Peru1–11963 South American ChampionshipF. González10,000[3][4][20]
6231 March 1963Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz (N) Ecuador3–41963 South American ChampionshipAceros,Botero,H. González15,000[3][4][20]
631 September 1963Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Costa Rica4–5FriendlyAceros,Gamboa,Coll,Toscano—[3][4][21]
644 September 1963Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero, Cali (H) Costa Rica1–0FriendlyColl—[3][4][22]
6520 July 1965Romelio Martínez Stadium, Barranquilla (H) Ecuador0–11966 FIFA World Cup qualification10,175[3][4][23]
6625 July 1965Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A) Ecuador0–21966 FIFA World Cup qualification48,457[3][4][23]
671 August 1965Estadio Nacional, Santiago (A) Chile2–71966 FIFA World Cup qualificationSegrera (2)70,052[3][4][23]
687 August 1965Romelio Martínez Stadium, Barranquilla (H) Chile2–01966 FIFA World Cup qualificationRada (2)4,401[3][4][23]
6930 November 1966Estadio Nacional, Santiago (A) Chile2–51967 South American Championship qualificationGamboa,Cañón80,000[3][4][24]
7011 December 1966Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Chile0–01967 South American Championship qualification17,000[3][4][24]
7116 October 1968Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Mexico0–1Friendly17,000[3][4][25]
724 February 1969Estadio León,León (A) Mexico0–1Friendly—[3][4][26]
7320 February 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Soviet Union1–3FriendlySanta60,000[3][4][27]
748 May 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Peru1–3FriendlyJ. González23,000[3][4][28]
7515 June 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Chile3–3FriendlyG. González (2),Ramírez50,000[3][4][29]
7618 June 1969Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru1–1FriendlyRamírez—[3][4][30]
7722 June 1969Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A) Ecuador1–4FriendlyJ. González15,000[3][4][31]
782 July 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Uruguay0–1Friendly43,000[3][4][32]
7927 July 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Venezuela3–01970 FIFA World Cup qualificationJ. González (2),Segrera47,984[3][4][33]
802 August 1969Olympic Stadium,Caracas (A) Venezuela1–11970 FIFA World Cup qualificationTamayo17,101[3][4][33]
816 August 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Brazil0–21970 FIFA World Cup qualification51,131[3][4][33]
8210 August 1969Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Paraguay0–11970 FIFA World Cup qualification51,049[3][4][33]
8321 August 1969Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (A) Brazil2–61970 FIFA World Cup qualificationMesa,Ramírez99,947[3][4][33]
8424 August 1969Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción (A) Paraguay1–21970 FIFA World Cup qualificationSegrera14,744[3][4][33]
8520 May 1970Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) England0–4Friendly36,000[3][4][34]
8629 March 1972Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Peru1–1FriendlyMorón—[3][4][35]
873 June 1972Olympic Stadium, Caracas (A) Venezuela1–2FriendlyBrand—[3][4][36]
886 June 1972Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru0–0Friendly—[3][4][37]
8918 June 1972Estádio Fonte Nova,Salvador (N) France2–3Brazil Independence CupPiñeros,Mesa—[3][4][38]
9022 June 1972Estádio Fonte Nova, Salvador (N) Argentina1–4Brazil Independence CupMorón—[3][4][38]
9115 February 1973Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) East Germany0–2Friendly35,000[3][4][39]
9227 May 1973Stade Sylvio Cator,Port-au-Prince (A) Haiti2–1FriendlyMorón,E. Díaz—[3][4][40]
9329 May 1973Stade Sylvio Cator,Port-au-Prince (A) Haiti1–2FriendlyMorón—[3][4][41]
9421 June 1973Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Ecuador1–11974 FIFA World Cup qualificationOrtiz43,497[3][4][42]
9524 June 1973Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Uruguay0–01974 FIFA World Cup qualification30,000[3][4][42]
9628 June 1973Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A) Ecuador1–11974 FIFA World Cup qualificationOrtiz46,979[3][4][42]
971 July 1973Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru1–3FriendlyMorón—[3][4][43]
985 July 1973Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A) Uruguay1–01974 FIFA World Cup qualificationOrtiz54,917[3][4][42]
9920 July 1975Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Paraguay1–01975 Copa AméricaE. Díaz60,000[3][4][44]
10027 July 1975Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa,Quito (A) Ecuador3–11975 Copa AméricaOrtiz,Retat,Castro45,000[3][4][44]
10130 July 1975Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción (A) Paraguay1–0[B]1975 Copa AméricaE. Díaz50,000[3][4][44]
1027 August 1975Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Ecuador2–01975 Copa AméricaE. Díaz,Calero50,000[3][4][44]
10321 September 1975Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Uruguay3–01975 Copa AméricaAngulo,Ortiz,E. Díaz55,000[3][4][44]
1041 October 1975Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A) Uruguay0–11975 Copa América70,000[3][4][44]
10516 October 1975Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Peru1–01975 Copa AméricaCastro50,000[3][4][44]
10622 October 1975Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru0–21975 Copa América50,000[3][4][44]
10728 October 1975Olympic Stadium, Caracas (N) Peru0–11975 Copa América30,000[3][4][44]
10815 October 1976Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Uruguay1–2FriendlyVilarete39,129[3][4][45]
10916 January 1977Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Ecuador0–1Friendly50,000[3][4][46]
11026 January 1977Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito (A) Ecuador1–4FriendlyRetat—[3][4][47]
11130 January 1977Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Yugoslavia0–1Friendly35,000[3][4][48]
11220 February 1977Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Brazil0–01978 FIFA World Cup qualification55,439[3][4][49]
11324 February 1977Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Paraguay0–11978 FIFA World Cup qualification45,838[3][4][49]
1146 March 1977Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción (A) Paraguay1–11978 FIFA World Cup qualificationVilarete30,154[3][4][49]
1159 March 1977Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (A) Brazil0–61978 FIFA World Cup qualification132,764[3][4][49]
11618 July 1979Estadio Nacional, Lima (A) Peru1–0FriendlyOrtiz—[3][4][50]
11725 July 1979Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Peru1–2FriendlyOrtiz—[3][4][51]
1181 August 1979Estadio Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo,San Cristóbal (A) Venezuela0–01979 Copa América18,000[3][4][52]
11915 August 1979Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Chile1–01979 Copa AméricaE. Díaz45,000[3][4][52]
12022 August 1979Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (H) Venezuela4–01979 Copa AméricaIguarán,Valverde,Chaparro,Morón30,000[3][4][52]
1215 September 1979Estadio Nacional, Santiago (A) Chile0–21979 Copa América85,000[3][4][52]


Notes
  1. ^
    A: After 65 minutes, Colombia left the pitch in protest at a penalty awarded to Costa Rica. The penalty was scored into an empty goal and the match was ended with the score 3–1 to Costa Rica. However, a protest by the Colombian delegate resulted in the penalty being annulled with the score at the time the Colombians left the field declared final.[5]
  2. ^
    B: The Paraguay vs Colombia match at the 1975 Copa América was abandoned after 43 minutes. The result was allowed to stand.[44]

Record by opponent

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TeamPldWDLGFGAGDWPCT
 Argentina5005631−250.00
 Bolivia5023511−60.00
 Brazil8017336−330.00
 Chile112361427−1318.18
 Costa Rica5302149+560.00
 Curaçao110042+2100.00
 East Germany100102−20.00
 Ecuador154382127−626.67
 El Salvador110032+1100.00
 England100104−40.00
 France100123−10.00
 Guatemala110042+2100.00
 Haiti210133050.00
 Mexico601539−60.00
 Panama220063+3100.00
 Paraguay12219921−1216.67
 Peru173591432−1817.65
 Puerto Rico110041+3100.00
 Soviet Union201157−20.00
 United States110020+2100.00
 Uruguay133371019−923.08
 Venezuela8422145+950.00
 Yugoslavia200206−60.00
Total121292270146262−11623.97
Source:Results

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Men's national football team results (CONMEBOL)
Argentina 
Bolivia 
Brazil 
Chile 
Colombia 
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