International friendly

Colombia vs Chile: final score not yet confirmed

Available sources cover only the opening stage of the November 13 friendly; lineups and the rematch are confirmed.

The final score of Colombia vs Chile, played on November 13, 2026, cannot yet be reported reliably. The available sources cover only the first half, with the latest record showing 0-0 after 19 minutes. There is therefore no basis for naming a winner, goalscorers or final match incidents. The teams’ next confirmed fixture is another friendly against each other on November 17 in Santiago.

World map with Colombia highlighted in orange and Chile in green
Location map of Colombia and Chile.

Why the result remains pending

Deportes RCN displayed Colombia 0-0 Chile after 19 minutes. The AS Colombia commentary reached the 17th minute, likewise without a goal.

Those entries were produced during the match and do not constitute a completed match sheet. The BBC page also provided no final result or consolidated statistics. Presenting the partial draw as the outcome could therefore create an inaccurate report.

Stadium screen with Chilean football emblems beneath the Colombian and Chilean flags
A record of a Chile-Colombia meeting at Estadio Nacional in Santiago in 2019.

What happened in the documented period

AS recorded a Luis Suárez shot off target in the second minute and a Samuel Velásquez booking in the 11th. Infobae also reported the yellow card, placing it in the 12th minute, and mentioned a Gustavo Puerta penalty appeal that the referee did not award.

The discrepancy over the booking’s minute illustrates why simultaneous commentary must be distinguished from an official record. None of the reviewed pages reached full time or supported a complete list of goals, substitutions and cards.

Colombia’s starters

BBC Sport listed Néstor Lorenzo’s team as C. Vargas; D. Muñoz, D. Sánchez, J. Lucumí and S. Velásquez; J. Lerma, G. Puerta and N. Deossa; J. Arias, C. Durán and L. Suárez. Davinson Sánchez was identified as captain.

The formation shown was 4-2-3-1. The page also named Augusto Aragón as referee, Ricardo Baren and Andrés Tola as assistant referees, and Robert Cabrera as fourth official.

Chile’s starters

On the same match page, Nicolás Córdova’s side started with L. Vigouroux; D. Ulloa, J. Villagra, G. Maripán and G. Suazo; V. Pizarro, F. Loyola, G. Tapia, R. Echeverría and M. Gutiérrez; D. Osorio. Gabriel Suazo was captain, with the formation also presented as 4-2-3-1.

These are the announced starters, not a final account of each player’s participation. Without a completed report, substitutions and later incidents cannot be consolidated.

The teams’ next match

Colombia and Chile are scheduled to meet again on November 17, 2026, at Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos in Santiago. The ANFP gives an 8 p.m. Chile time kickoff. The FCF lists the equivalent as 6 p.m. Colombia time.

Chile’s official schedule describes the meetings as a home-and-away series and notes that the program is subject to change. Confirm the date and time through the federations’ official channels. The available sources do not establish a US broadcaster or viewing option.

What is needed to complete the scorecard

A final federation update or completed match page is required to report the score, goalscorers, substitutions and other decisive incidents. Until then, the only supported score is the partial 0-0 after 19 minutes—and it must not be presented as the final result.

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