Austria | ALL World Cup Goals (1978-2026)

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Updated after the run into the knockout rounds at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, check out every Austrian goal at the finals since 1978, including some amazing finishes by the likes of Hans Krankl, Walter Schachner, Andreas Ogris, Toni Polster, Ivica Vastic, Marko Arnautovic and many others.
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AI GeneratedColombia's offensive dominance across multiple World Cup campaigns is highlighted through a series of key goals and standout performances. The narrative focuses on the emergence of stars like James Rodriguez and the clinical finishing of players like Jackson Martinez and Juan Quintero, showcasing the team's growth into a global footballing power.
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Onside here, no question of offside against Cuadrado.
Tries to take on the opponent, does so skilfully,
the ball allowed to run through, and it's sliced into the net!
High fives is Amaro, the full-back.
There may have been another touch after his,
but Jose Pekkanen stands behind a jubilant pack of Colombians.
Los Cafeteros lead.
It's the first time they've scored in the first half.
For many a long year.
It's sliced through and in!
It is prodded home by Gutierrez from a yard out.
No more.
Doesn't matter, could have been 20, could have been 30.
A yard will do for Teofilo Gutierrez
to get his 13th goal for his country,
and maybe send them on their way to three points in Belo Horizonte.
They've got their two goals and they're looking for goal number three here now,
with Cuadrado, and again it's coming through here!
Three-nil Colombia!
It's the perfect day because Hamish Rodriguez,
the new rising star of Colombian football,
has his name on a score sheet in a World Cup Finals match
for the first time.
At the age of just 22, Hamish Rodriguez
writes his name into Colombian footballing history.
It's their best win ever in a World Cup Finals match.
Straight header!
And Brasilia erupts!
Hamish Rodriguez.
You can almost forget because so little happened,
but it's certainly happening here for Beckham,
who's died in the second half.
It was a thumping effort from the corner kick.
Oh, and a moment to lose the ball there.
Sarri Dier, this might well be it.
Is this number two for Colombia?
It surely is!
And they're surely on their way next to the golden generation.
Sends Colombia into ecstasy here in Brasilia.
Brazilian samba.
And he's got his first international goal
on the biggest stage of all in the World Cup Finals.
It won't be too long before Quintero and Hamish Rodriguez
will be giant names in world football.
Here's Ramos.
Oh, and the referee's given a penalty!
So, Cuadrado against Kawashima.
Scores!
And this World Cup just gets better and better and better
for Colombia.
Nobody betters their goal celebrations.
But by their standards, it was mooted.
Sets up the chance here.
It's Martinez!
First international goal since 2009 for Jackson Martinez.
Colombia have the lead again.
What a weight off his shoulders.
Devoutly religious man looks to the higher office
and gives thanks.
Honda running into a firm challenge from Mejia.
Oh, breaks on now.
Hamish Rodriguez.
Japan desperately trying to get bodies back in there.
It's Jackson Martinez!
Scores!
Are going to confirm themselves as Group C winners
and face Uruguay in the last 16.
They've broken Japanese hearts
with surely the goal that decides it.
His second of the game, Jackson Martinez.
Ramos.
Here's Rodriguez.
Onto that left foot.
Oh, yes!
Down at his feet.
He's a genius.
His father and uncle were professional players.
The dynasty continues.
Aguilar.
Not by Alvaro Pereira.
Hit by Hamish!
Oh, this boy's a star.
Goals at World Cup.
That is one.
That must be up in lights.
Brilliant.
Just brilliant.
Ending for Jackson Martinez.
Now Pablo Omero.
It's a delicious cross.
Cuadrado.
It's in.
Guess who?
It's him again.
Just can't help himself.
And Colombia are dancing again.
The choreographed Colombians.
A delight.
Rodriguez.
Rodriguez again.
Flag stays down this time.
Is that a penalty as Julio Cesar comes out?
And it is.
Fouls Carlos Becker.
That's a yellow card for Cesar.
And Colombia have a lifeline.
It's 2-1.
And Colombia have hope.
James Rodriguez with his sixth goal of this World Cup.
So Quintero, his career resurrected here in the FIFA 2018 World Cup
finals in Russia.
A starter because James Rodriguez missed out with a calf injury.
Can he deliver?
Under the wall and in beneath.
A substitute to go to celebrate with him.
Japan, Kawashima.
But the ball had not crossed the line.
But it had.
We can see from that.
The ball over the hole of the line.
Cuadrado.
Here is Quintero.
Clever ball back for James.
Great ball and great goal.
Colombia take the lead.
He's had there.
Just as it's on 30 minutes.
From the set piece.
It was beautifully set up.
It was easily finished.
Who once scored two in a game against Cameroon.
That was only one other goal to his name.
Has headed the South Americans in front.
Some of the sixth time Colombia have made the finals.
You tend to think of them as a big footballing nation in South America.
And they're looking for what would be a big second goal here.
Quintero.
Brilliant ball in.
There are still 20 minutes to go.
But Quintero's 30th goal for his country.
Is possibly the most golden of his career.
He missed out in Brazil four years ago.
He was injured.
Could not play a part in the team that got to the quarterfinals.
He has played his part tonight all right.
It took Colombia quite a while to get going tonight.
But they have got going now all right.
Quintero scores for the second World Cup finals running.
There's no doubt about it now.
Colombia are going to seal their victory here tonight.
They are going to be staying in Russia for Poland I'm afraid.
It's going to be a rather dismal journey home.
After a disappointing campaign.
They came to witness a victory.
They came to witness something better than they saw in the last game.
In Saransk against Japan.
And the passing of the Colombians has been supreme.
And Quintero timed the run.
Timed the shot.
Held off the two Polish defenders.
And again Szczesny.
Not a hope in the world of stopping this one.
And Poland I don't think have a hope in the world of stopping Colombia now.
And here's the header.
It absolutely erupts here.
Another set piece goal.
Another late goal coming in the 74th minute.
Colombia now are probably staying in Russia for a little bit longer.
And they've got their own dance routine.
We've talked about the Senegalese dancing.
It's the Colombians now erupting around the stands of Samara.
That has taken a long time coming.
And guess who got it again.
It's that man Yerry Mina.
He should be a striker.
He's a terrific header of a football that is for certain.
Here he goes.
The man who can't get in at Barcelona.
Gets in amongst the Senegalese defenders.
How he rises high.
All six foot five of them.
And the ball bounces down and up into the net.
Last knockings.
Ospina comes forward for the Colombian corner.
Cuadrado takes a minute for extra time.
Do nothing.
93 minutes.
And Colombia pull it out of the fire.
Diaz.
There are so many runners here in Colombia.
On the charge.
Good save.
Colombia's lead.
The cross as well to finish.
Cordoba goes over the shot.
It's up.
Luis Suarez.
Stopped by Menza.
Collected again by him.
And then into the net it goes.
For a Colombia goal from John Arias.
