Colombia left Portugal stunned with a 0-0 draw at Miami Stadium on Saturday night as both teams qualified for the round of 32 in the ongoing FIFA World Cup from Group K. Ronaldo’s side was left speechless after a gutsy performance by the Colombian team, with Portugal slipping to second spot in the group.

While fans witnessed one of the best games of the group stages, both sides relentlessly pushed each other throughout the match.

The Portuguese side in this World Cup is touted to be a complete team with the best strikers, defenders, left wing, right wing, and midfield combinations — perhaps the team to beat in the tournament, besides Germany.

Coming with that reputation, they pushed the Colombian side to the limit, testing their defence while countering their attacks.

Portugal created some chances, like Bruno Fernandes finding himself free in front of goal in the 39th minute, with his shot bringing a fine point-blank save out of Camilo Vargas in the Colombia goal.

Moments later, before half-time, Joao Felix cleverly chested the ball over a defender and flashed an acrobatic volley over the bar.

Colombian forward Gustavo Puerta and playmaker James Rodriguez also found themselves close to scoring a goal just before the half-time break.

Portugal attacked more after the break, but it was Colombia who continued to carve out the best chances, with Arias setting up substitute Richard Rios for a shot that went wide.

A Rodriguez volley was deflected away from its target in the 73rd minute, just before he and Arias were substituted, but Colombia continued to tear forward at every opportunity.

The match went down to the wire, with 64,478 fans electrifying the atmosphere at Miami Stadium.