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We deserved more, says Colombia's Lorenzo as Switzerland parties the night away
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We deserved more, says Colombia's Lorenzo as Switzerland parties the night away

In the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between Colombia and Switzerland, Colombia was eliminated 4-3 on penalties after a 0-0 draw. Colombian manager Néstor Lorenzo criticized his team's missed chances, stating they 'deserved more' in regulation time despite controlling possession and taking more shots on target. Substitute Jaminton Campaz missed a clear opportunity, while Switzerland's Ruben Vargas converted the decisive penalty. Lorenzo acknowledged fatigue affected Colombia's tactics later in the game. Striker Luis Suárez expressed disappointment, believing the team was capable of progressing further. Meanwhile, Swiss President Guy Parmelin celebrated Switzerland's historic quarter-final qualification, marking their first appearance since 1954, with fans celebrating loudly across the country.

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We deserved more, says Colombia's Lorenzo as Switzerland parties the night away

In the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between Colombia and Switzerland, Colombia was eliminated 4-3 on penalties after a 0-0 draw. Colombian manager Néstor Lorenzo criticized his team's missed chances, stating they 'deserved more' in regulation time despite controlling possession and taking more shots on target. Substitute Jaminton Campaz missed a clear opportunity, while Switzerland's Ruben Vargas converted the decisive penalty. Lorenzo acknowledged fatigue affected Colombia's tactics later in the game. Striker Luis Suárez expressed disappointment, believing the team was capable of progressing further. Meanwhile, Swiss President Guy Parmelin celebrated Switzerland's historic quarter-final qualification, marking their first appearance since 1954, with fans celebrating loudly across the country.

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