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Japan Tuesday, 24. June 2014
21:00 Clock 		Colombia
1:4
goals
0 : 1 Juan Cuadrado 17. / penalty  (Adrián Ramos)
1 : 1 Shinji Okazaki 45. / header  (Keisuke Honda)
1 : 2 Jackson Martínez 55. / left-footed shot  (James Rodríguez)
1 : 3 Jackson Martínez 82. / left-footed shot  (James Rodríguez)
1 : 4 James Rodríguez 90. / left-footed shot  (Adrián Ramos)

1 Eiji Kawashima
2 Atsuto Uchida
5 Yuto Nagatomo
22 Maya Yoshida
4 Keisuke Honda
10 Shinji Kagawa 85'
14 Toshihiro Aoyama 62'
15 Yasuyuki Konno yellow 16'
17 Makoto Hasebe
9 Shinji Okazaki 69'
13 Yoshito Okubo
Substitutes
8 Hiroshi Kiyotake 85'
16 Hotaru Yamaguchi 62'
11 Yoichiro Kakitani 69'
12 Shusaku Nishikawa
23 Shuichi Gonda
3 Gōtoku Sakai
19 Masahiko Inoha
21 Hiroki Sakai
6 Masato Morishige
7 Yasuhito Endō
18 Yuya Ōsako
20 Manabu Saitō
1 David Ospina 85'
4 Santiago Arias
7 Pablo Armero
16 Éder Balanta
23 Carlos Valdés
11 Juan Cuadrado 46'
13 Fredy Guarín yellow 63'
15 Alexander Mejia
20 Juan Quintero 46'
19 Adrián Ramos
21 Jackson Martínez
Substitutes
22 Faryd Mondragón 85'
5 Carlos Carbonero 46'
10 James Rodríguez 46'
12 Camilo Vargas
2 Cristián Zapata
3 Mario Yepes
18 Juan Zúñiga
6 Carlos Sánchez
8 Abel Aguilar
9 Teófilo Gutiérrez
14 Víctor Ibarbo

Manager: Alberto Zaccheroni

Manager: José Pekerman

Ass. Manager: Patricio Camps


Pantanal (Cuiabá / Brazil)
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Pedro Proença (Portugal)
Bertino Miranda (Portugal)
Tiago Trigo (Portugal)

Reports

Colombia goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon became the oldest footballer ever to play in a World Cup on Tuesday, coming on in the last few minutes in a cameo appearance that sent the crowd into raptures....
Jackson Martinez scored twice as Colombia beat Japan 4-1 to end World Cup Group C with three straight wins and send the Asian champions packing from the tournament with just a single point....
Colombia coach Jose Pekerman said Monday he is considering changing his line-up for the final group match against Japan as he considers how best to marshal his forces for the World Cup knockout phase....
Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni insisted Monday that his players need to rediscover their potency as a team, refusing to focus on high-profile individuals as they prepare for a must-win game against Colombia....
Coach Alberto Zaccheroni must urgently find a way to unlock Japan's attacking potential against already-qualified Colombia on Tuesday but is relying on events elsewhere if his side are to reach the World Cup last 16....