Uzbekistan are making their World Cup debut.

Colombia are at their 7th World Cup — their best run was the 2014 quarter-finals.

On his World Cup debut, Daniel Muñoz is the oldest Colombia player ever to score on debut, aged 30 years, 21 days.

Uzbekistan have scored their first-ever World Cup goal.

Jaminton Campaz's goal in the 99th minute is the latest Colombia have ever scored in a World Cup match, excluding extra time.

Colombia's 445 completed passes is their most in a match in the last three World Cups (previous best 420).

Jhon Lucumí completed 68 passes (accuracy 92%) — the most by a Colombia player in a match in the last three World Cups.

Colombia have just recorded their 10th win in World Cup history.

Colombia are unbeaten in their last 4 World Cup matches (3 wins, 1 draw) — equalling their longest unbeaten run at a World Cup.

Colombia have won 10 of their 11 World Cup matches in which they scored first.

Uzbekistan scored on their World Cup debut — one of only 4 Asian teams ever to do so.

On their World Cup debut, Uzbekistan are the 14th Asian nation to debut at a World Cup — Asian sides have won 0 of 14 debuts (D1, L13).