Encounter between Colombia & New Zealand is shaping up to be one of those affairs where momentum goes out the window. Underway
Colombia’s been hot and cold, their showings yo-yoing from brilliant to baffling. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s grinding through a rough patch, their defense looking porous.
Looking at past games, it’s a crapshoot. Colombia’s had the advantage lately, but footy’s got a terrible memory.
For what it’s worth: Both outfits’ve got problems. Colombia’s center park’s off-rhythm, while New Zealand’s attack lacks a cutting edge.
Across the International Friendlies, this game carries extra weight. The division’s race for top spots means every outcome is crucial, and both sides know a positive result here could alter trajectories in the rankings. How they’ve fared lately in the International Friendlies suggests neither side can afford mistakes, making this tie even more unmissable.
But hey, there’s something about this one—perhaps, it’s the fixture where a player steps up.
Bottom line: This isn't just another fixture—it's must-watch action with ramifications at both ends of the table. Don't miss it.Are you planning to bet on the upcoming game between Colombia and New Zealand?
The possibility of Colombia winning, according to odds experts, is 1.11.
New Zealand has a 31 the chance of winning the game according to the odds.
The possibility of a draw is suggested at 8.2.Colombia: Alvaro Montero, Santiago Arias, Yerry Mina, Carlos Cuesta, Alvaro Angulo, Gustavo Puerta, Jefferson Lerma, Jhon Arias, James Rodriguez, Luis Fernando Diaz Marulanda, Jhon Cordoba
New Zealand: Max Crocombe, Bill Tuiloma, Finn Surman, Michael Boxall, Francis De Vries, Marko Stamenic, Joe Bell, Elijah Just, Sarpreet Singh, Matthew Garbett, Kosta Barbarouses
Over the last matches Colombia holds wins - 3, losses - 0 and draws - 2. New Zealand on the other hand ends the latest games with wins - 0, losses - 4 and draws - 1. Based on this data we come to a conclusion that Colombia at the moment is in better form, in comparison to New Zealand.
Colombia: Canada – (Draw 0:0), Mexico – (Win 0:4), Venezuela – (Win 3:6), Bolivia – (Win 3:0), Argentina – (Draw 1:1).
New Zealand: Norway – (Draw 1:1), Poland – (Loss 1:0), Australia – (Loss 1:3), Australia – (Loss 1:0), Ukraine – (Loss 1:2).
