Ghana breaks Panama hearts with stoppage-time winner, Colombia meets Uzbekistan

Panama will try to ⁠secure ​their first World Cup ​win when they take on Croatia.Colombia coach Nestor Lorenzo ​warned his side against complacency on Tuesday, declaring that the World Cup's opening week had shown there ‌were no easy opponents ahead of their clash against Uzbekistan.The South Americans return to the world's biggest football stage after missing the 2022 tournament and enter the match as favourites, but Lorenzo cautioned against underestimating an Uzbekistan side making their World Cup debut."The World Cup is showing ​us that there are no small teams, and nobody should be underestimated," Lorenzo told reporters ahead of today's ​match at the Azteca stadium."Uzbekistan have had very good results against good teams; they have ⁠a great coach and four or five players of real quality."Above all, they are an organised team that knows ​exactly how it wants to play."Colombia forward Luis Suarez echoed that warning."This first match day shows there are no favourites anywhere," he ​told reporters Abdukodir Khusanov has a strong presence in defence..Uzbekistan: Utkir Yusupov, ​Abdukodir Khusanov, ​Rustam ⁠Ashurmatov, Sherzod Nasrullaev, Abdulla Abdullaev, Behruzjon Karimov, Akmal Mozgovoy, ​Otabek Shukurov, Oston Urunov, Abbosbek ​Fayzullaev, ⁠Eldor Shomurodov.WOW!!!After a first half in which Panama dominated with possession and chances at goal, and Ghana on the back foot.Key substitutions from Carlos Queiroz really changed the game for Ghana in the second half.Brandon Thomas-Asnate was the difference maker, able to find Caleb Yirenkyi, who secures Ghana the all-important three points. Panamanian keeper Orlando Mosquera comes up for the side's corner