New Zealand W vs Colombia W Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

New Zealand Women's National Football Team were up against Colombia Women's National Football Team in the Women's Group A of Olympic Games on July 28. Colombia took the win with a commanding 0-2 result.

On the 27th minute, Marcela Restrepo netted the first goal of the match, putting Colombia in front. This was followed by a goal from Leicy Santos, ending the game at 0-2.

The stage is set for another captivating encounter as New Zealand and Colombia prepare to meet again, 8 months after the friendly encounter that concluded in a 1-0 victory for Colombia. New Zealand come into this match following a defeat to Canada on July 25, looking to bounce back with a stronger performance, as they look to break a five-match winless run. Improving their defensive organization could unlock stronger results, given that their defensive frailties have been apparent as they have been conceding goals for four consecutive matches now.

Colombia's form has been disappointing as well, approaching this match after a defeat to France in the Group A on July 25, leaving them without a victory in their last three outings. Their inability to keep a clean sheet has been evident, as they have allowed goals in three consecutive matches.

This Olympic Games - Women clash shines a light on the players who have played crucial roles in creating and converting chances for New Zealand Women's National Football Team and Colombia Women's National Football Team in this campaign. New Zealand’s attacking options have been bolstered by Mackenzie Barry, the team’s top scorer, and Katie Kitching, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. With one goal in Olympic Games - Women, Barry is New Zealand’s top scorer in the league, while Kitching remains their top assist provider in the competition with one. Supporting them is C.J. Bott, who have also chipped in with important goals and assists, adding depth to New Zealand’s attack.

Meanwhile, Colombia’s offensive unit has leaned on Catalina Usme, their main scorer, and Manuela Pavi, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Colombia’s top scorer in Olympic Games - Women, Usme, has one goal this season, while Vanegas remains their top assist provider in the competition with one. Colombia’s attacking depth is further showcased by Leicy Santos, who have each made valuable contributions this season.

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Live Streaming

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for New Zealand W - Colombia W in real time.

New Zealand W kicked off the game with Anna Leat, Mackenzie Barry who got substituted by Michaela Foster on the 78th minute, Rebekah Stott, Katie Bowen, C.J. Bott, Katie Kitching, Malia Steinmetz who got substituted by Annalie Longo on the 46th minute, Kate Taylor who got substituted by Gabi Rennie on the 78th minute, Indiah-Paige Riley, Jacqui Hand who got substituted by Ally Green on the 66th minute and Milly Clegg who got substituted by Grace Jale on the 46th minute as starters, with Victoria Esson, Michaela Foster, Ally Green, Grace Jale, Annalie Longo, Meikayla Moore and Gabi Rennie on the bench.

Colombia W's starting eleven were Katherine Tapia, Manuela Vanegas, Jorelyn Carabali, Daniela Arias, Carolina Arias who got substituted by Daniela Caracas on the 86th minute, Leicy Santos, Marcela Restrepo, Catalina Usme who got substituted by Daniela Montoya on the 78th minute, Ilana Izquierdo who got substituted by Liana Salazar on the 90th minute, Linda Caicedo who got substituted by Yirleidys Minota on the 90th minute and Manuela Pavi, with Angela Baron, Daniela Caracas, Yirleidys Minota, Daniela Montoya, Liana Salazar and Sandra Sepulveda on the bench.

Stats

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• Expected Goals: 0.14 - 1.68
• Ball Possession: 36 - 64
• Total Attempts: 5 - 15
• Shots On Target: 2 - 8
• Blocked Shots: 2 - 5
• Fouls: 9 - 6
• Corners: 3 - 9
• Throw-Ins: 30 - 36
• Saves: 6 - 2
• Free Kicks: 8 - 9
• Offsides: 0 - 0

Head-to-head

Over three meetings since August 2016, the teams have each had their moments. New Zealand Women's Team and Colombia each have one win, while one match ended level. The most recent match between them was on December 5, 2023, in a friendly, where Colombia secured a 1-0 victory. New Zealand have managed one goal in these three matches, while Colombia have scored one in total. So, overall, New Zealand Women's Team and Colombia Women's Team have shared a nearly identical head-to-head record in their recent history.

New Zealand W have won zero of their three matches in Group A this season, with zero draws and three defeats, scoring two goals, averaging 0.67 per match, while conceding six, an average of 2.00 per match. This season in Group A, Colombia W have recorded one win, zero draws, and two losses in three matches, scoring four goals at an average of 1.33 per match and conceding four at a rate of 1.33 per match.

Recent Form

New Zealand W are coming off a loss in their last match against Canada W, while Colombia W’s previous game resulted in a loss against France W.. Overall, in their last twenty matches, New Zealand have recorded five wins, ten losses, and five draws, while Colombia have won eight of their last eighteen matches, losing seven and drawing three.

Live Standings

As always, Group A - Women's live standings are availble and updated in real time. New Zealand Women's Team are currently 4th in the table with zero points from three matches, while Colombia Women's Team occupy 3rd spot with three points in three matches.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between New Zealand W and Colombia W in real time. You can watch the goals by Marcela Restrepo and Leicy Santos as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of New Zealand W - Colombia W are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.