Colombia national football team head to head

This is a list of the official matches played by Colombia national football team.

Colombia football team head to head

As of 31 March 2016

Source: [1][2]

Key
Positive balance (more Wins)
Neutral balance (Wins = Losses)
Negative balance (more Losses)
Country P W D L %W GF GA GD
 Argentina 34881823.53%3464-30
 Australia 321066.67%422
 Bahrain 1100100%600
 Belgium 210150%220
 Bolivia 28139646.43%432914
 Brazil 28381710.71%1358-45
 Cameroon 310233.33%431
 Canada 320166.67%422
 Chile 3710131427.78%5368-15
 China PR 10010%12-1
 Costa Rica 1190281.82%251114
 Ivory Coast 1100100%211
 Cuba 3300100%523
 Curaçao 1100100%422
 East Germany 10010%02-2
 Ecuador 4320111246.51%493811
 Egypt 10100%110
 El Salvador 852162.5%1899
 England 50230%310-7
 Finland 1100100%312
 France 30030%25-3
 Germany 40220%510-5
 Greece 2200100%505
 Guatemala 522140%1174
 Haiti 430146.43%936
 Honduras 1444628.57%1113-2
 Hong Kong 1100100%312
 Hungary 10010%13-2
 Israel 211050%101
 Jamaica 540180%716
 Japan 321066.67%514
 Jordan 1100100%303
 South Korea 512220%58-3
 Kuwait 1100100%312
 Liberia 1100100%211
 Mexico 26791026.92%2125-4
 Montenegro 1100100%101
 Morocco 1100100%202
 Netherlands 10100%000
 New Zealand 1100100%312
 Nicaragua 1100100%725
 Nigeria 431075%413
 Northern Ireland 1100100%202
 Norway 10100%000
 Panama 750271.43%1789
 Paraguay 421871742.86%51483
 Peru 5217201532.69%59590
 Poland 530260%78-1
 Puerto Rico 2200100%927
 Republic of Ireland 10010%01-1
 Romania 30120%14-3
 Russia 30210%57-2
 Saudi Arabia 211050%211
 Scotland 312033.33%321
 Senegal 10100%220
 Serbia 511320%17-6
 Slovakia 321066.67%202
 El Salvador 1100100%101
 South Africa 10010%12-1
 Spain 20110%12-1
 Sweden 20200%220
  Switzerland 421150%963
 Trinidad and Tobago 320166.67%844
 Tunisia 211050%211
 Turkey 10010%12-1
 United Arab Emirates 1100100%202
 United States 17104358.82%21129
 Uruguay 411292030%4559-14
 Venezuela 371713745.95%562630
†: Includes matches as  Soviet Union
‡: Includes matches as  West Germany
♣: Includes matches as  Yugoslavia
♦: Includes matches as  Curaçao
♠: Defunct team

References

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