Colombia vs Japan LIVE | The South American team will visit Japan this Tuesday, March 28 from 5.30am (Peruvian time) in a FIFA-date international friendly. This duel will be held at Yodoko Sakura Stadium and will be broadcast on Gol Caracol’s television signal. In addition, you can follow all the incidents of this game on the La República Deportes website.
Colombia vs. Japan: match report
| Broken | Colombia vs Japan |
| Date | Tuesday, March 28th |
| Hour | 5.30 a.m |
| channel | Tor Caracol TV |
| stadium | Yodoko Sakura Stadium |
When do Colombia vs. Japan play?
- Mexico: 4:20 a.m
- Peru: 5:20 a.m
- Ecuador: 5:20 a.m
- Colombia: 5:20 a.m
- Venezuela: 6:20 a.m
- Bolivia: 6.20 a.m
- Paradise: 6:20 a.m
- Argentina: 7.20 a.m
- Chile: 7:20 a.m
- Brazil: 7:20 a.m
- Uruguay: 7.20 a.m
Which channel is broadcasting Colombia vs. Japan?
The meeting between Colombia vs Japan It is broadcast by the Caracol TV signal, which is open and free to the entire coffee area. If you live in another country, you can watch the broadcast through your cable server.
How to watch Colombia vs Japan ONLINE FREE?
If you want to see Colombia vs Japan FREE ONLINE you can do it through La República Deportes LIVE broadcasting minute by minute broadcasting stats, line-ups, all goals and much more.
squads from Colombia
- Goalkeepers: Álvaro Montero (Millionaires), Camilo Vargas (Atlas) and Devis Vásquez (Milan).
- Defenders: Carlos Cuesta (Genk), Daniel Muñoz (Genk), Davinson Sánchez (Tottenham), Deiver Machado (Lens), Jhon Lucumí (Bologna), Juan David Mosquera (Portland Timbers), Johan Mojica (Villarreal) and Alexis Pérez (Giresunspor). ). ) ).
- Midfielders: James Rodriguez (Olympiacos), Dylan Borrero (New England Revolution), Juan Fernando Quintero (Junior FC), Nelson Palacio (National Athletic), Kevin Chestnut (Golden Eagles), Matheus Uribe (Porto), Jorge Carrascal (CSKA Moscow) and Yilmar Velazquez (Sport Pereira).
- Forwards: Diego Valoyes (Talleres), Falcao García (Rayo Vallecano), Jhon Arias (Fluminense), Jhon Jader Durán (Aston Villa) and Rafael Santos Borre (Eintracht Frankfurt).