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Home / Football / Colombia vs DR Congo Predictions & Betting Tips - Congo to Earn Another Point at the 2026 World Cup

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Colombia vs DR Congo Predictions & Betting Tips - Congo to Earn Another Point at the 2026 World Cup

  • Colombia took control of Group K with a 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan
  • DR Congo began the World Cup with a 1-1 draw against Portugal
  • I am expecting another close encounter in Guadalajara
Matthew MarshallWritten by Matthew Marshall
Football & Tennis Editor/Writer20+ Years of Experience, Portuguese Football Expert
Updated: Jun 22, 2026
DR Congo Yoane Wissa!Expired

Yoane Wissa scored DR Congo equaliser against Portugal (Getty)


Colombia are the favourites here but DR Congo proved how difficult they are to break down against Portugal. I think the African side can score in Guadalajara where a draw wouldn’t surprise.

HTH 


Colombia will be facing DR Congo for the first time.

Colombia Make a Winning Start


Colombia came to the World Cup with confidence after two comfortable friendly victories. They defeated Costa Rica 3-1 in Bogota where Luis Diaz and Luis Suarez found the net.

Jhon Arias scored twice as Nestor Lorenzo's side beat Jordan 2-0 in San Diego. James Rodriguez registered assists in both games to get into shape for the tournament.

The Tricolour defeated Uzbekistan 3-1 in their opening match in Group K. Daniel Munoz opened the scoring but they were pegged back on the hour mark, Diaz restoring the advantage and Jaminton Campaz sealing it in added time.

Colombia Team News, Squad & Predicted Line Up


It’s unlikely Nestor Lorenzo will make many changes to his starting side here. Richard Rios could come off the bench once again.

PosPlayerAgeClub
GK David Ospina 37 Atletico Nacional
GK Camilo Vargas 37 Atlas
GK Alvaro Montero 31 Velez Sarsfield
DF Daniel Munoz 30 Crystal Palace
DF Jhon Lucumi 27 Bologna
DF Santiago Arias 34 Independiente
DF Yerry Mina 31 Cagliari
DF Johan Mojica 33 Mallorca
DF Willer Ditta 29 Cruz Azul
DF Deiver Machado 32 Nantes
DF Davinson Sanchez 30 Galatasaray
MF Kevin Castano 25 River Plate
MF Richard Rios 26 Benfica
MF Jorge Carrascal 28 Flamengo
MF James Rodriguez 34 Minnesota United
MF Jhon Arias 28 Palmeiras
MF Gustavo Puerta 22 Racing Santander
MF Juan Portilla 27 Athletico Paranaense
MF Jefferson Lerma 31 Crystal Palace
MF Juan Quintero 33 River Plate
MF Jaminton Campaz 26 Rosario Central
FW Luis Diaz 29 Bayern Munich
FW Jhon Cordoba 33 Krasnodar
FW Cucho Hernandez 27 Betis
FW Luis Suarez 28 Sporting CP
FW Andres Gomez 23 Vasco da Gama

Colombia (4-3-3): Camilo Vargas; Daniel Munoz, Davinson Sanchez, Jhon Lucumi, Johan Mojica; Gustavo Puerta, Jefferson Lerma, Jhon Arias; James Rodriguez, Luis Suarez, Luis Diaz

Congo Upset the Odds in Opening Game


DR Congo competed in two friendlies this month, starting with a deserved 0-0 draw against Denmark.

Joris Kayembe scored late as the Leopards suffered a 2-1 defeat to Chile, a game with few chances.

Sébastien Desabre’s side began the World Cup with an impressive 1-1 draw against Portugal. Yoane Wissa equalised on the stroke of half time as they limited Cristiano Ronaldo’s side to one shot on target.

DR Congo Team News, Squad & Predicted Line Up


Desabre has no need to make any changes here with six days to prepare. Expect the see the same starting side and tactics that stifled Portugal.
PosPlayerAgeClub
GK Lionel Mpasi 31 Le Havre
GK Timothy Fayulu 26 Noah
GK Matthieu Epolo 21 Standard Liege
DF Aaron Wan-Bissaka 28 West Ham
DF Steve Kapuadi 28 Widzew Lodz
DF Axel Tuanzebe 28 Burnley
DF Dylan Batubinsika 30 AEL
DF Joris Kayembe 31 Genk
DF Chancel Mbemba 31 Lille
DF Gedeon Kalulu 28 Aris Limassol
DF Arthur Masuaku 32 Lens
MF Ngal'ayel Mukau 21 Lille
MF Nathanael Mbuku 24 Montpellier
MF Samuel Moutoussamy 29 Atromitos
MF Brian Cipenga 28 Castellon
MF Theo Bongonda 30 Spartak Moscow
MF Gael Kakuta 35 AEL
MF Noah Sadiki 21 Sunderland
MF Aaron Tshibola 31 Kilmarnock
MF Charles Pickel 29 Espanyol
MF Edo Kayembe 28 Watford
FW Meschak Elia 28 Alanyaspor
FW Cedric Bakambu 35 Betis
FW Fiston Mayele 31 Pyramids
FW Yoane Wissa 29 Newcastle
FW Simon Banza 29 Al Jazira
DR Congo (5-3-2): Lionel Mpasi-Nzau; Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Chancel Mbemba, Axel Tuanzebe, Steve Kapuadi, Arthur Masuaku; Ngal'ayel Mukau, Samuel Moutoussamy, Joris Kayembe; Yoane Wissa, Cedric Bakambu
Matthew Marshall

Matthew Marshall

Football & Tennis Editor/Writer20+ Years of Experience, Portuguese Football Expert

Matthew Marshall is an Australian who worked in a number of industries before combining his love of football and media communications degree to become a sports journalist. Now living in Portugal, he is a Portuguese football expert who has covered multiple UEFA U21 European Championships, the 2022 FIFA World Cup and the 2024 European Championship.

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