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Colombia vs. Romania: How to watch international friendly, live stream

The South American and European sides clash in a friendly in Spain

Colombia and Romania continue their preparations for major tournaments this summer when they meet in Madrid on Tuesday.

Both teams are looking to continue unbeaten runs as they conclude the final international window before the summer.

Colombia defeated Spain 1-0 in London on Friday, stretching its unbeaten streak to an impressive 20 games as it aims to lift the Copa América this summer on U.S. soil.

Los Cafeteros were drawn into Group D at the Copa América, where they will face Paraguay, Costa Rica and Brazil.

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Romania, meanwhile, drew Northern Ireland 1-1 on Friday, stretching its own unbeaten run to 12 matches. Edward Iordanescu’s side has qualified for Euro 2024 this summer, where it will face Slovakia, Belgium and a playoff winner in Group E.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the match

Colombia vs. Romania (international friendly)

When: Tuesday, March 26
Where: Metropolitano Stadium (Madrid, Spain)
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Channel/streaming: Fanatiz (Watch LIVE)

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USWNT to face World Cup quarterfinalists Colombia in October friendlies

The two teams are coming off vastly different World Cup performances

The U.S. women’s national team will face Colombia in a pair of October friendlies, U.S. Soccer announced on Monday.

The two games will take place on October 26 at America First Field in Sandy, Utah (9 p.m. ET on TBS, Universo and Peacock) and October 29 at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego (5:30 p.m. ET on TNT, Telemundo, Universo and Peacock).

The USWNT and Colombia are coming off very different World Cup showings. Colombia turned in an excellent tournament, beating Germany in the group stage on the way to a quarterfinal appearance. The USWNT, meanwhile, went out in the round of 16 for its worst World Cup finish ever.

USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski has stepped down after four years at the helm, and was replaced on an interim basis by Twila Kilgore. It is unclear if Kilgore will still be in charge for the Colombia matches or if the U.S. will have a permanent boss in place by then.

Colombia and the USWNT have matched up 10 times previously, with the U.S. winning nine and drawing one. Most recently, the USWNT defeated Colombia 2-0 and 3-0 in a pair of friendlies in June 2022.

The USWNT has played eight times in San Diego, but the October 29 game will be the first time the team has played at Snapdragon Stadium, the home of the San Diego Wave, which opened last year.

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The five biggest surprises of the 2023 Women’s World Cup

Several unheralded teams have over-performed at the tournament in Australia and New Zealand

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is down to its final four teams: Spain, England, Australia, and Sweden. It’s been a long, grueling set of games for those squads to get to this point, but all four teams are ranked within the world’s top 10. But what about the squads that entered the tournament as underdogs?

While none of the true tournament underdogs ended up making it all the way to the semifinals, it was still a great World Cup for upsets and surprises. Plenty of teams exceeded expectations, especially when it came to their performances in the group stage of the event.

Let’s take a look at five of the biggest surprise teams of this year’s World Cup.

2023 Women’s World Cup quarterfinal recap: Australia, England move on

On the final day of quarterfinals action of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Australia and England advanced.

The final eight of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup have been cut down to the final four, and the last two games of the quarterfinals took place early Saturday morning. Co-hosts Australia pulled out a thrilling win over France that was decided by a penalty shootout, and England just barely managed to scrape by Colombia.

But before we break down those games, here is your daily reminder that you can follow the entirety of the World Cup right here at Pro Soccer Wire! Make sure to check out the full TV/streaming schedule for the event and the rankings in this year’s race for the Golden Boot.

Now, let’s dive into the action.

The five biggest breakout stars of the 2023 World Cup so far

Several youngsters have shined at their first ever World Cup

The 2023 Women’s World Cup has been very eventful thus far. The United States got eliminated in the first round of the knockout stage, Germany failed to reach the knockout stage, and plenty of underdogs managed to find their way through the group stage.

But while the storylines surrounding the teams have been incredibly fun to watch, the actual players have been putting on a show as well. Obviously, the stars have been out in full force, but some of the more unknown players have been performing at a high level, too. Those players deserve the same amount of recognition.

Let’s take a look at some of the top breakout stars of the tournament.

The five most shocking results of the 2023 World Cup (so far)

The World Cup has already seen its share of stunners as we get ready for the quarterfinals

The knockout stage of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is officially underway, and the tournament is down to eight teams. It’s been a wild ride to get here thus far, with the two top teams (according to the world rankings) having already been eliminated – Germany in the group stage and the United States in the first round of knockouts.

Needless to say, this World Cup has enjoyed its fair share of shocking results, which always makes for great television. It’s always more fun to root for the underdog (unless you’re a fan of the team that’s expected to win).

So, as there are no games to recap today, let’s take a look at five of the most shocking results of the tournament thus far.

2023 Women’s World Cup Knockout Stage Day 4 Recap: France, Colombia advance

France and Colombia managed to avoid upsets on the final day of last-16 action

The fourth day of knockout stage games at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup was a bit more straightforward than the first three. There were no major upsets, and the teams that were supposed to win did so comfortably.

But before we get into the action, here is your daily reminder that you can follow the entirety of the World Cup right here at Pro Soccer Wire! Make sure to check out the full TV/streaming schedule, a power ranking of all 16 knockout stage teams, and the rankings in this year’s race for the Golden Boot.

Let’s see how the games played out.

World Cup knockout round power rankings: Evaluating all 16 teams

Evaluating the hopes of the 16 teams left at this World Cup

A World Cup group stage full of surprises has resulted in a truly intriguing set of 16 teams going through to the knockout rounds.

Some favorites have looked the part, but the list of big teams that have underachieved is significantly longer (it’s not just the U.S. women’s national team, folks). A couple of second-tier teams have stepped their game up, while some unheralded sides have shown that while no one was watching, they were making major strides.

The result is a round of 16 where it feels like nearly anything could happen. Could the USWNT join the likes of Germany, Brazil, and Canada in being out? What about the possibility of teams like Jamaica, Morocco, and South Africa getting to the quarterfinals?

It’s been completely unpredictable, so all of these things are distinctly possible. Still, Pro Soccer Wire tried to sort out the likelihood of any one team making a run to the final. Somewhere between their results in this tournament, past track record, and overall talent level, we’ve settled on a power rankings list that everyone everywhere will surely have no problems with.

The top five goals of the 2023 Women’s World Cup (so far)

There were some unbelievable strikes in the group stage

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup has been quite eventful thus far, providing a healthy mix of drama, highlight-reel plays, and late-game heroics. And now that the group stage of the tournament has come and gone, let’s take a beat to reflect on some of the best goals of the tournament so far.

But before we do that, here is yet another reminder that you can follow the entirety of the World Cup right here at Pro Soccer Wire! You can get the full TV/streaming schedule, a complete list of the finalized group stage standings, and the rankings in this year’s race for the Golden Boot.

Now, let’s take a look at the top five goals of the tournament thus far.

2023 Women’s World Cup Day 15 Recap: Morocco soars, Germany crashes out

It was one of the more stunning days of a World Cup already full of surprises

And just like that, the group stage of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup has come to a close. The final day of group stage contests featured two matches: South Korea versus Germany and Colombia against Morocco.

But before we get into those, here’s your daily reminder that you can follow the entirety of the World Cup right here at Pro Soccer Wire! Make sure to stay up to date with the full TV/streaming schedule, an updated list of the group stage standings, and the rankings in this year’s race for the Golden Boot.

Now, let’s take a look at the final day of group stage games.