Preview: For all the talk about England’s progress under Gareth Southgate, his youthful side have yet to be truly examined in this World Cup but Tuesday’s last 16 opponents Colombia will certainly ask the right questions. Sweden play Switzerland at Saint Petersburg in Tuesday's early game at 7.30 pm, followed by Colombia versus England at Moscow's Spartak Stadium at 11.30 pm [caption id=“attachment_4659841” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] England’s players celebrate after defeating Colombia in the penalty shootout. AP/Ricardo Mazalan[/caption] With or without their talented number 10 James Rodriguez, the South American possess plenty of talent and their run to the quarter-finals in Brazil four years ago showed they are capable of something England haven’t managed in 12 years — winning in the knockout stage. England qualified from Group G thanks to wins over Tunisia and Panama and with their place booked they fielded a second-string side in their 1-0 defeat to a similarly weakened Belgium in a strange final group game that neither side showed much desire to win. The ‘prize’ for finishing second in the group, was to be in the easier half of the draw but all the talk of a ‘path’ to the final risks under-estimating the difficulty of their immediate obstacle. Rodriguez, whose involvement is questionable as he is suffering from swelling in his leg, was the Golden Boot winner in 2014 with six goals and before his fitness problems was showing signs of that form again. Radamel Falcao’s failure to make a strong impact in the Premier League during spells with Manchester United and Chelsea, should not disguise the fact that he is a prolific finisher and a real threat. Likewise winger Juan Cuadrado’s disappointment at Chelsea needs to be set against his impressive performances in Serie A for Juventus and his importance to Jose Pekerman’s Colombian side. With inputs from Reuters
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Highlights, Colombia vs England, FIFA World Cup 2018, Round of 16 in Moscow: England win on penalties
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A win to remember for England
Alright then, that’s all we have for tonight.
England, for a change, won the game in a penalty shootout. The match was not supposed to go to penalties but Yerry Mina scored a last-gasp goal to take the match into extra-time. Penalties were needed to decide the result. Jordan Pickford showed his class and Eric Dier converted a penalty in the sudden death to clinch the tie.
England will remember the night for a long time, but they will know that the job’s not done yet. They will face Sweden in the quarter-final.
We take your leave here. Hope you have enjoyed the coverage. We will be back again with the blog during the quarter-finals. Good night!
How much it means to the country!
Love this @LeeDixon2 & @IanWright0. What a night. #Eng pic.twitter.com/o30cdVOyBc
— Arlo White (@arlowhite) July 3, 2018
What a moment for Pickford!
1998 - Jordan Pickford was the first England goalkeeper to save a penalty in a penalty shoot-out at a major tournament since David Seaman at World Cup 1998 against Argentina. Crucial.#COLENG #ENG #WorldCup #ThreeLions pic.twitter.com/qdwp7zRezO
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) July 3, 2018
ENG 1-1 COL (England win on penalties 4-3)
England win their first ever penalty shoot at a World Cup.
They felt the nerves but then they conquered it. Their dream is alive!
ENG 1-1 COL (England win on penalties 4-3)
Is it coming home?
ENG 1-1 COL
Eric Dier scores! England win on penalties! They march on to quarter-finals!
ENG 1-1 COL
Carlos Bacca and Pickford saves. England can win the match with the next penalty.
ENG 1-1 COL
Trippier makes no mistake. England are alive. Sudden death now.
ENG 1-1 COL
Uribe misses! He hits the post. It’s 3-2 in penalties.
ENG 1-1 COL
Jordan Henderson misses! What a save by Ospina! Advantage Colombia.
ENG 1-1 COL
Muriel walking to the spot. He finds the net. 3-2 in penalties.
ENG 1-1 COL
Marcus Rashford feels the pressure. And he converts. 2-2 in penalties.
ENG 1-1 COL
Cuadrado for Colombia. He scores too. Top-right corner and it’s 2-1 now.
ENG 1-1 COL
Harry Kane for England next. Solid hit from the captain. it’s 1-1 in penalties.
ENG 1-1 COL
Colombia with the first penalty. Falcao takes charge and…he scores!
ENG 1-1 COL
Here’s a prediction for you: England is winning this on penalties. You are welcome to troll me later
120’ ENG 1-1 COL
It’s all over. Penalties time!
England have a love-hate relationship with penalties. Mostly hate, of course.
119’ ENG 1-1 COL
Well, looks like it’ll be penalties and we all know how England do when that happens.
115’ ENG 1-1 COL
Oh chance for England. Dier, for all things happening on the pitch, gets a free header and it’s wide. Also, final change for Colombia. Arias is off. Zapata makes his way into the middle.
115’ ENG 1-1 COL
England have performed better in this half and now they are going for it as Rashford replaces Kyle Walker. Dier moves into the defence. In theory, though, this should allow Colombia chances to counter.
112’ ENG 1-1 COL
England have been better in the second period of the extra time. Rose with a good chance from the left side. His shot is inches wide from the goal.
Meanwhile, final change for England. Rashford replaces Walker.
107’ ENG 1-1 COL
Colombia has hunted England in packs, disturbing their rhythm entirely. You do wonder where England’s goal is coming from. Surely, they don’t want another penalty shootout.
106’ ENG 1-1 COL
The final 15 minutes of the extra time. England off to a good start. Vardy gets the shot on target but it’s offside and saved.
105’ ENG 1-1 COL
End of the first period of the extra time. Colombia clearly a better side at the moment.
104’ ENG 1-1 COL
Physically, England should have the advantage here considering its players had nine days off before today. But it’s not really showing.
102’ ENG 1-1 COL
Change for England. Danny Rose comes off the bench to replace Ashley Young.
100’ ENG 1-1 COL
Colombia playing with renewed confidence. They are dominating the first period of the extra-time. England look like they are still in shock after Colombia’s equaliser.
Holy! This is hilarious!
England's penalty takers in a shoot-out... (via @SundayChants) pic.twitter.com/TZNbOKnMfx
— Photos of Football (@photosofootball) July 3, 2018
94’ ENG 1-1 COL
Still the foul game is going strong. Looks like the referee has officially lost the tie. England’s Young uses his boots to stamp Barrios, but no free-kick to Colombia. instead, England get a free-kick.
91’ ENG 1-1 COL
The first period of extra-time kicks off. Colombia with the first kick on the ball.
WOW!
3 - Colombia's Yerry Mina has scored three headed goals at the 2018 World Cup; the most by a player in a single tournament since Miroslav Klose for Germany in 2002 (5). Conquering. #COLENG #COL #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/ALvimn7iCm
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) July 3, 2018
ENG 1-1 COL
With extra time set to begin, you have to say the momentum is with Colombia. England was minutes away from its first World Cup quarterfinal in 12 years. After all the talk of England’s expertise on set-pieces, Colombia scored off a corner. Southgate and his players must be gutted but they have to revive themselves now. Another 30 minutes of this, at least.
Full-time! ENG 1-1 COL
Mina keeps Colombia’s World Cup hopes alive. We are headed to 30 minutes of mandatory extra-time. Phew!
90+4’ ENG 1-1 COL
Oh, England. Yerry Mina heads home his third goal of the World Cup and Colombia has come back from death. Literally anything can happen in this World Cup.
90+3’ ENG 1-1 COL
GOAAAAAAAL!
Colombia equalise. Mina’s powerful header from a corner finds the back of the net.
90+2’ ENG 1-0 COL
WHAT A SAVE!
Uribe with an absolute worldie from around 25 yards but Pickford saves it.
90’ ENG 1-0 COL
Last roll of the dice by Pekerman as Muriel replaces Quintero. It does not look like we will be suffering this disappointing match for another 30 minutes, though. England is stable even in the final minutes.
Five minutes of stoppage time.
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