Quel était le score du match Colombie contre Suisse ?

Le match s'est terminé 0-0 après le temps réglementaire et la prolongation, et la Suisse a remporté la séance de tirs au but.

Comment la défaite de la Colombie impacte-t-elle le classement ?

La Colombie a été éliminée en huitièmes de finale et ne poursuivra pas sa route dans la Coupe du Monde 2026.

Qui a manqué des penalties lors de la séance décisive ?

Davinson Sánchez et Cucho Hernández ont manqué leurs tentatives lors de la séance de tirs au but.

Quand est le prochain match de la Colombie ?

L'article ne mentionne pas de prochain match pour la Colombie, car l'équipe a été éliminée de la compétition.

Quel soutien a été apporté à Jáminton Campaz par la fédération colombienne ?

La fédération colombienne a publié un communiqué pour soutenir Campaz et a engagé des démarches juridiques après les menaces qu'il a reçues.

What is the next fixture to watch?

Fans should follow the involved clubs' upcoming schedules as coaches react to this result in their preparation.

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The Colombian federation takes legal action after the

By OnzeActu · il y a 2 mois · 6 min read

After Colombia was eliminated by Switzerland on penalties, Jáminton Campaz was the target of threats. The Colombian federation (FCF) denounces this intimidation, calls for an accelerated investigation and announces legal action.

Why it matters

The elimination of Colombia by Switzerland in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup had a significant impact on the team and its supporters. The threats against Jáminton Campaz highlight the pressures players face, especially at critical moments. The reaction of the Colombian federation (FCF) highlights the importance of protecting athletes from intimidation, especially when representing their country on the world stage.

Key points

The Colombian federation takes legal action after the.
After the elimination of Colombia by Switzerland on penalties, Jáminton Campaz was the target of threats.
Colombia has no legal obligation to apply for the country.

The Colombian Football Federation (FCF) has published a strong statement to support Jáminton Campaz, target of threats after Colombia's elimination in the round of 16 of the World Cup against Switzerland. The match, which remained stuck 0-0 after regulation time and overtime, was decided on penalties: Switzerland qualified for the quarter-finals and will meet Argentina, while Colombia leaves the competition.

In the penalty session, Davinson Sánchez and Cucho Hernández missed their attempts, while Campaz had converted his. But before the series, at the very end of extra time, Campaz was jeered by part of the public after missing a very clear opportunity in a favorable position in front of the Swiss goal. This failure was enough for some supporters to make him the scapegoat, according to the FCF.

Faced with the intimidation received by the Rosario Central player, the federation recalled that "no athlete, nor member of his entourage, should be intimidated because he represents the country in a sporting context." The authority also announces that it has asked the Public Prosecutor's Office to accelerate the investigations in order to identify, prosecute and sanction the perpetrators: "Het Openbaar Ministerie is verzocht het noodzakelijke onderzoek te bespoedigen, om zo de daders te identificeren, te vervolgen en te straffen.", indicates the press release (free translation of the official text).

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The FCF also calls on all Colombians to ensure that the rivalries inherent in sporting competitions never degenerate into threats or violence against those who dedicate their lives to representing the country.

The seriousness of this intimidation is underlined by the national collective memory: in 1994, Andrés Escobar was assassinated after an own goal during the World Cup which contributed to the elimination of Colombia. This tragic episode remains a grim reminder of the risks to which targeted players can be exposed after an elimination.

The federation's approach aims to protect players and send a clear message: sport must not become a pretext for violence or persecution. The FCF is following the legal trail and expects rapid progress from the authorities so that those responsible for the threats are identified and punished.

On a sporting level, Colombia leaves the World Cup while Switzerland continues its journey in the quarterfinals against Argentina. For Campaz and his teammates, the priority will now be to manage the extra-sporting fallout and guarantee the safety of players and their loved ones.

The rest

The FCF has called for a rapid investigation to identify those responsible for the threats against Campaz, which could have repercussions on the perception of player support. In the meantime, the team will have to focus on its future and its preparation for the next competitions, notably the 2026 World Cup. Campaz's performance, despite the criticism, could be crucial for his club, Rosario Central, and for his potential role in future national teams.