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Powerful and defiant: how Colombia’s World Cup journey gripped a nation

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By Carl Worswick
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
It was with that one striking image, one muggy Friday night in Cali 13 months ago, that Colombia’s World Cup journey began. Fists clenched and arms thrust up into the night sky, the national team players belted out the national anthem before their opening qualifier against Paraguay with a message of resistance that was unequivocal in its demand for change. Powerful and defiant, it was the moment the women’s team had boldly, yet impudently, seized the stage.
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Argentina 0 Colombia 5

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By Carl Worswick, Janus Koster Rasmussen, Scott Murray, Gunnar Persson
| The Blizzard (magazine) Verified
It was a cold September night in Buenos Aires that everything changed. Nobody 25 years later could ever have imagined the repercussions of that single game. Nobody back then wanted to. Against Argentina in the Estadio Monumental that Sunday evening in 1993, Colombia wobbled football’s established order and carved out a legacy that would echo down the years. To this day El Cinco-Cero needs no clarification; in Colombia, there’s only one Five-Nil.
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Bobby Moore and the mystery of the missing Bogotá bracelet

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By Carl Worswick
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Photograph: AP “Only those four walls know the truth,” Hernando Rojas reflected, jabbing a gnarled finger into the distance, a crooked smile creasing his cheeks. “But something strange went on that day, I can assure you.” Rojas was well into his 80s when he finally packed it in as the resident shoe shiner at Bogotá’s emblematic Hotel Tequendama. But for almost 60 years he was the eyes and ears of the establishment’s lobby – watching everyone, observing all.
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