Ronaldo, Portugal vs. Colombia Odds, Live Stream Schedule, Group Standings, Scenarios for World Cup

The most consequential game on the final day of group play at the 2026 FIFA World Cup pits Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal against Colombia.

Colombia comes into Miami on Saturday with two wins from two games in Group K.

Portugal enters with four points after a surprising draw with DR Congo and a blowout win over Uzbekistan.

Ronaldo and Co. need a victory to clinch first place in the group. All Colombia needs to do is play for a draw to confirm the top spot.

Portugal vs. Colombia Info

Date: Saturday, June 27

Start Time: 7:30 p.m. ET

TV: Fox

Live Stream: Fox One and FoxSports.com

Odds (via FanDuel Sportsbook): Colombia (+310; bet $100 to win $310); Portugal (-120; bet $120 to win $100); Draw (+270)

Group K Standings

1. Colombia - 6 points (+3 goal differential)
2. Portugal - 4 (+5)
3. DR Congo - 1 (-1)
4. Uzbekistan - 0 (-7)

Portugal is the clear favorite on the betting lines because of its roster full of top-tier talent and due to the situation it finds itself in.

Colombia doesn't have to win to advance to the knockout round as the Group K winner.

The South American side will be difficult to break down, though, as it conceded once in its first two games against DR Congo and Uzbekistan.

Colombia will try to punch on the counter attack through Bayern Munich's Luis Diaz and Sporting CP's Luis Suarez.

However, the focus will be on defense and slowing down Ronaldo and Co.

Look for center-back Davinson Sanchez, a former Tottenham Hotspur defender, to be the key to containing Portugal's attack.

Sanchez was excellent in containing the counter-attacking threat from DR Congo on Matchday 2.

Portugal brings a different type of attacking approach to the field, but Sanchez still has to be massive in the middle of defense to slow down the attacking fluidity between Ronaldo, Joao Felix and others.

Ronaldo played much better on Matchday 2 against Uzbekistan, but that was also against the worst team in Group K.

Ronaldo needs to prove he can perform against a top South American side, one that could make a deep run in the knockout round based on how it played so far in the group stage.

Colombia wins Group K with a win or draw, while Portugal must win to top Group K.

The Group K winner faces a third-place team in Kansas City on July 3, while the Group K runner-up faces the Group L runner-up, which could be Croatia, on July 2 in Toronto.