The much-anticipated World Cup 2026 clash between Colombia and Ghana promises an exciting encounter as both teams vie for a spot in the next round. Colombia has shown strong form in their recent outings, remaining unbeaten in their last three matches, including a notable win against DR Congo.
Ghana, on the other hand, is looking to bounce back from a narrow defeat to Croatia. Fans can expect a thrilling game with both teams eager to secure victory, making this a must-watch event.
Colombia – Ghana: When and Where?
- City: Kansas City
- Stadium: Kansas City Stadium
- Date: 4 July 2026
- Hour: 02:30
The match between Colombia and Ghana is set to take place at the Kansas City Stadium, located in the vibrant city of Kansas City. Scheduled for July 4, 2026, at 02:30 AM Nigeria Time (WAT), this early morning fixture promises to kick off the month with high-stakes football action.
Colombia – Ghana: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport
- Broadcast time: 2:30 AM Nigeria Time (WAT)
Nigerian football fans can catch the live broadcast of the Colombia vs. Ghana match on SuperSport, the official broadcaster for the World Cup in Nigeria. The game will be aired at 2:30 AM WAT.
For those who prefer streaming, SuperSport also provides online viewing options through the DStv Now platform, available for subscribers. For more details or updates, visiting SuperSport’s official website or tvguide.co.uk is recommended.
Colombia – Ghana: Predicted Lineups
The World Cup clash between Colombia and Ghana will feature some of the finest talents from both nations, with each team bringing its strengths to the fore. This match could be pivotal in shaping their World Cup journeys, and both teams will aim to field their best XI.
| 1David Ospina |
| 4Santiago Arias |
| 5Kevin Castano |
| 6Richard Rios |
| 8Jorge Carrascal |
| 13Yerry Mina |
| 15Juan Portilla |
| 18Willer Ditta |
| 19Cucho Hernández |
| 20Juan Quintero |
| 21Jaminton Campaz |
| 22Deiver Machado |
| 24Alvaro Montero |
| 26Carlos Andres Gomez |
| 25Luis Suarez |
| 1Lawrence Ati Zigi |
| 2Alidu Seidu |
| 6Khalid Abdul Mumin |
| 7Issahaku Fatawu |
| 10Brandon Thomas-Asante |
| 12Joseph Anang |
| 13Christopher Bonsu Baah |
| 15Elisha Owusu |
| 17Abdul-Rahman Baba |
| 18Jerome Opoku |
| 19Inaki Williams |
| 20Augustine Boakye |
| 21Kojo Peprah Oppong |
| 24Ernest Nuamah |
| 25Prince Kwabena Adu |
Colombia Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Colombia enters the match with a solid lineup, featuring key players who have been instrumental in their recent success. Despite the absence of Cristian Borja due to a meniscus injury, the team remains strong and well-rounded.
- Colombia predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Camilo Vargas, Right back – Daniel Munoz, Right centre back – Davinson Sanchez, Left centre back – Jhon Lucumi, Left back – Johan Mojica, Right central midfielder – Gustavo Puerta, Central midfielder – James Rodriguez, Left central midfielder – Jefferson Lerma, Right forward – Jhon Arias, Centre forward – Jhon Cordoba, Left forward – Luis Diaz
- Colombia injuries and suspensions: Cristian Borja (meniscus injury – potential return early August 2026)
Ghana Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Ghana, aiming to make a strong impression, will likely field a competitive lineup despite facing injury challenges. Mohammed Salisu and Jerome Opoku’s injuries will test the team’s depth, but Ghana’s squad is known for its resilience and skill.
- Ghana predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Benjamin Asare, Right back – Marvin Senaya, Right centre back – Jonas Adjetey, Left centre back – Derrick Luckassen, Left back – Gideon Mensah, Right central midfielder – Thomas Partey, Central midfielder – Kwasi Sibo, Left central midfielder – Caleb Yirenkyi, Right forward – Kamaldeen Sulemana, Centre forward – Jordan Ayew, Left forward – Antoine Semenyo
- Ghana injuries and suspensions: Mohammed Salisu (cruciate ligament injury – potential return mid-September 2026), Jerome Opoku (physical discomfort – potential return doubtful)
For further verification of broadcast details, visit Live Soccer.
 Cristian Borja meniscus-injury Early August 2026 |
Mohammed Salisu cruciate-ligament-injury Mid September 2026 |
 Jerome Opoku physical-discomfort Doubtful |
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