Portugal’s disasterclass against D.R. Congo set them on a dangerous path, although it isn’t too late for them to win the group if they claim the remaining six points. Meanwhile, Uzbekistan will be hoping to recapture some of the strong form they showed in the months leading up to the World Cup, as they seek to earn their first-ever points.
Uzbekistan were denied their dream World Cup debut, but they can still take some positives from the match, given their 1.16 xG in that match—the highest for an Asian debutant in 44 years. However, it became clear once again that Uzbekistan are not at the level needed to compete with the top teams, as this was their third consecutive loss this month. Before facing Colombia, they played the Netherlands and Canada in friendly matches ahead of the World Cup and lost those as well.
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