Colombia was seeking an unprecedented qualification to the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup against England in Sydney (Australia). Those led by Nelson Abadía have long surpassed those made in Canada 2015, now reaching the quarterfinals.
(Video: Colombia’s unfortunate mistake resulted in a draw with England in the World Cup).
Only one South American team has made it to the top four at the World Cup. It has been Brazil that has done so twice: in 1999 it finished third in the United States and in 2007 it placed second in China. Therefore, if he qualified, he would become Colombian history.
Colombia’s rivals England have already reached the semi-finals twice: Canada finished third in 2015 and France fourth in 2019.
(Leicy Santos puts Colombia in the lead: videotape his amazing goal against England in the Women’s World Cup).
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