Daniel Muñoz Scores Colombia's First Goal of the 2026 World Cup
The right back put Colombia ahead against Uzbekistan in the team's opening match of the tournament.
Colombia opened its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign with a goal from Daniel Muñoz, who gave La Tricolor a 1-0 lead against Uzbekistan on June 17. The goal marked Colombia's first of this World Cup, a milestone moment for the squad and its fans across the globe.
Muñoz, known for his attacking runs from the right back position, has become one of the most reliable contributors in the Colombian setup. His goal against Uzbekistan continued a pattern of defenders stepping up in big moments for the national team.
The result puts Colombia in a strong early position in their group as the tournament, hosted in North America, gets underway. For the Colombian diaspora in the United States, the match offered an early reason to celebrate on home soil.
More matches and results will follow as La Tricolor looks to advance deep into the competition. Fans can follow the team's progress through FIFA's official channels and broadcast coverage on FOX Sports.
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