Colombia Women are in Group A with France, Canada and New Zealand

A stylized Spain-Brazil In the first phase of the women's Olympic football tournament, it can be seen Colombia Stayed with the host team France And champion Canada, When the death squad meets USA, Germany and Australia, Three heavyweights.

Brazilians Arthur Elias After winning the silver, they will look for their first gold in their eighth participation Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008.

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Their next match will be played in Paris Japan on July 28 Futoshi Ikeda, They won silver in London 2012 and will be competing in their sixth Games after beating North Korea in the Asian qualifiers for third place.

Brazil will close the first leg against world champions Spain, the latest winner of the Europa League, and Montse will have their first Olympic experience with the Dome.

The top two and two best third places in each group qualify for the quarterfinals.

Colombia is looking to get past the group stage for the first time in its history, making its third appearance at the Olympic Games.

That Angelo Marsiglia They begin on July 25 against the host in Lyon France, Fourth London 2012 And who participates for the third time.

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His next opponent comes three days later New Zealand, In 2012, the quarter-final clash in Lyon will close the Colombian participation in Nice on July 31. Canada, Defended title in fifth appearance.

But where is the group B of death that came out of the draw? America, Next Spain The favourite, will capture his fifth Olympic gold along with it Germany, Australia and the winner of the fight between Morocco and Zambia.

They already know what it means for German women to hang gold around their necks Rio 2016, The Australians have finished outside the podium in past Games.

EFE