Colombia secures their spot in the Round of 32 as Group K winners after a 0-0 draw against Portugal in Miami.

It's Colombia's first goalless World Cup game in 25 attempts, and they won't mind one bit.

Both sides created plenty of chances, with Colombia underperforming their 1.63 xG and Portugal their 0.69 xG.

The biggest moment came in added time when Davinson Sanchez had a goal disallowed for offside after VAR showed his big toe was just beyond the last defender.

Colombia now faces Ghana, while Portugal takes on Croatia.

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Colombia and Portugal play to a scoreless draw at Miami Stadium in the FIFA World Cup.

Munoz nearly sneaks in behind as Colombia pushes for a late winner.

Costa pounces, coming out at the Palace man's feet, and Munoz takes a blow to the head.

Oh my word!

Replays show Sanchez was offside by a TOE.

That's how close it was!

SUB: After that scare, Manchester City's Matheus Nunes replaces Nuno Mendes.

GOAL RULED OUT!

The goal won't stand!

It looked like Leao played the former Spurs defender onside, but VAR has a different angle and chalks it off.

That must have been incredibly tight!

Sanchez converts a header at the right post, but the flag is up for offside.

The VAR team is taking a look at this.

Huge moment for Colombia!

There will be a minimum of five added minutes at the end of this game.

Colombia wins a corner off Neto.

Portugal has possession in their own half, but the Colombian fans' boos and jeers help their side win it back.

What an atmosphere!

It feels like Bogota, not Miami.

A looping, deflected ball from Munoz on the right nearly finds Suarez, but he can't convert on the line as Ruben Dias stands firm.

The pressure continues, with the Sporting man sending a volley off target.

SUB: Santiago Arias, who has been brilliant tonight, comes off to a huge ovation.

This continues, as Crystal Palace's Daniel Munoz enters the fray, looking to continue his goal-a-game ratio at this tournament.