Colombia x Portugal: where to watch live, time and lineups for today’s FIFA World Cup

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Colombia and Portugal will face each other in a crucial dispute for the leadership of Group K of the World Cup this Saturday (27). The match, which will start at 8:30 pm (Brasília time) in Miami, United States, will be decisive in defining the final positions in the bracket, taking place simultaneously with the clash between DR Congo and Uzbekistan.

The Colombian team arrives at the clash in first place in Group K, maintaining an impeccable performance with 100% success rate after victories over Uzbekistan and DR Congo. Already assured in the knockout stage, the team led by coach Néstor Lorenzo only needs a draw to guarantee the leadership of the group.

On the other hand, Portugal seeks to consolidate its positive momentum after a 5-0 thrashing of Uzbekistan. With four points accumulated, the team led by Cristiano Ronaldo already has its place guaranteed, at least, among the best third-placed teams, but needs a victory to advance in first place.

Tactical configurations and probable lineups for the confrontation

The Colombian team under the command of Néstor Lorenzo

Coach Néstor Lorenzo must maintain the 4-3-3 tactical structure, being able to make a single change to the main squad compared to the victorious match against DR Congo. There is a strong possibility that Córdoba will be included in the Colombian attack, replacing Luis Suárez, a change already observed during the previous game against the African team.

In the offensive sector, Daniel Muñoz, a full-back who has stood out for his forays and two goals scored, and Luís Díaz, acclaimed star of Bayern Munich, are among the main names who could shine, alongside James Rodríguez.

Colombia’s probable formation is: Vargas; Muñoz, Davinson Sánchez, Lucumí and Mojica; Lerma, Puerta and Jhon Arias; James Rodríguez, Córdoba and Luís Díaz.

The team does not report absences for the decisive match. Players Mojica, Lucumí and Lerma are suspended with yellow cards.

Roberto Martínez’s choices for the Portuguese team

Spanish coach Roberto Martínez has the illustrious presence of Cristiano Ronaldo, who recently set a historic milestone by becoming the first athlete to score goals in six editions of the World Cup. This remarkable feat demonstrates not only his skill, but a longevity and consistency unprecedented in world football. Names like Bruno Fernandes, João Neves and Vitinha are also fundamental pieces for the team. The coach must maintain the 4-2-3-1 formation and the same team that defeated Uzbekistan.

Portugal’s likely lineup is: Diogo Costa; João Cancelo; Rúben Dias, Renato Veiga and Nuno Mendes; Vitinha and João Neves; Bruno Fernandes, Pedro Neto and João Félix; and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Portugal has no absences for the important game. They are suspended with a yellow card: Renato Veiga, Semedo, Tomás Araújo and Bernardo Silva.

Referee team details

The match will be led by referee Alireza Faghani, from Australia. He will be assisted by George Lakrindis (AUS) and Andrew Lindsav (AUS), both also from Australia. The fourth referee designated for the clash is Said Martinez, from Honduras.

Game broadcast channels

The game is for3rd round of Group Kof the 2026 World Cup, today (June 27, 2026), at the Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, USA). Approximate times:

  • Brazil: 8:30 pm (Brasília)
  • Colombia / Peru / Ecuador: 6:30 p.m.
  • Argentina / Uruguay / Paraguay: 8:30 p.m.
  • Chile / Bolivia / Venezuela: 7:30 p.m.
  • Mexico: 5:30 pm / 6:30 pm (depending on region)
  • USA (ET): 7:30 p.m.
  • Spain / Portugal: 01:30 (06/28)

South America (including Brazil and Colombia)

  • Colombia: Caracol TV (open), RCN, DirecTV Sports (DGO), Disney+ Premium, Paramount+, Caracol Play.
  • Brazil: CazeTV(YouTube – main and free), SporTV, Globo/Globoplay, SBT (partially).
  • Other South American countries(Argentina, Peru, Chile, etc.): DirecTV Sports / DGO, Disney+ Premium, Paramount+ (and local open channels such as Telefe in Argentina or Chilevisión in Chile).

Mexico and Central America

  • Mexico: Channel 5, TUDN, Azteca 7, ViX.
  • Central America(Panama, Costa Rica, etc.): Tigo Sports + local channels.

United States

  • English: FOX Network, fuboTV, FOX One.
  • Spanish: Telemundo, Universo, Peacock.
  • Streaming: fuboTV (recommended with trial).

Europe

  • Portugal: RTP (open), Sport TV, SIC/TVI (depending on the round).
  • Spain: RTVE (La 1 – open), DAZN, Movistar+.
  • Other European countries: DAZN, beIN Sports, or local channels (check by country).
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