The Colombian women's national team headlines when they face New Zealand in El Campan

The Colombian women's team is gearing up for the first of two warm-up matches against New Zealand in Bogotá.. Led on an interim basis by Angelo Marsiglia, they will hope to give victory to all Colombians at the El Camp stadium this Saturday afternoon, thus trying to end the 2023 'Coffee' women's football in a great way full of victories.

Marsiglia had the best of his roster, including goalkeeper Catalina Perez, who was absent from the previous FIFA date due to injury, and forward Maira Ramirez, who was excellent in Spain with Levante, to secure the three points against Oceanica. League F.

Along those lines, here's the starting eleven for the Colombian women's national team to face New Zealand:

Colombian women's national team players during training

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Let's remember that after this clash on Saturday, December 2, these two teams will meet again in a new hot fight, on Tuesday, December 7, but at the Metropolitano de Deco stadium.

What did they say to the Colombian women's team before the match against New Zealand?

“The teacher (Angelo Marsiglia) explained to us many things, how they pressed, how they pulled back, and we had the tools accordingly. He gave them to us in every training and we have to keep this to ourselves, so we can take it out on Saturday and not say things,” explained the women's 'tricolor' captain Daniela Montoya before this Saturday's warm-up. Fighting on the grounds of El Camp. .