DR Congo upset the odds by holding star-studded Portugal to a draw in their Group K opener and will now be out to spring another World Cup surprise against Colombia.
The African side were 9/1 outsiders for that clash against the Portuguese but more than held their own and fully merited their point.
It leaves them in a great position to reach the knockout stages as a victory in either of their final two games against Colombia and Uzbekistan should seal the deal.
They may have to wait until the final group game to get the job done, however, as the Colombians looked pretty impressive in their 3-1 opening victory over the Uzbeks.
Nestor Lorenzo's side lost just four of their 18 games in South American World Cup qualifying, finishing third in the table ahead of Uruguay and Brazil.
Colombia have a squad packed full of talent and will give the Congolese defence a stiff test as they go for the win that would seal a place in the last 32.
How the bookies view it: DR Congo written off again
Despite that impressive display against Portugal, DR Congo are outsiders again for this one at 11/2 with Bet365. Colombia are 1/2 hot favourites and the draw is pretty big at 16/5.
Head to head: History will be made
These sides have never faced off before but Colombia have a decent record against African opposition at the World Cup. They lost to Cameroon in the last 16 at Italia 90 but have since beaten Tunisia, Ivory Coast and Senegal at the finals.
Players to watch: Diaz the dangerman
Bayern Munich winger Luis Diaz stepped up for Colombia in their opener, providing a goal and an assist. He's a decent 20/21 with Bet365 to deliver either of those again here.
Yoane Wissa's first season at Newcastle hasn't gone to plan but his leveller against Portugal will give him a big shot of confidence. He 13/5 with Bet365 to score or assist in this match.
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Probable line-ups
Both managers will be pleased with how their sides performed on matchday one so I'd be surprised if we saw many changes.
Colombia: Vargas, Munoz, Lucumi, Mojica, Sanchez, Arias, Puerta, Lerma, Diaz, Rodriguez, Suarez.
DR Congo: Mpasi, Wan-Bissaka, Kapuadi, Tuanzebe, Mbemba, Masuaku, Mukau, Moutoussamy, Kayembe, Bakambu, Wissa.
Anything else catch the eye?
DR Congo's five-man defence were incredibly disciplined in their opening match and limited the Portuguese to just one effort on target.
That suggests Colombia could have a hard job breaking them down so the half-time draw looks decent at 6/5 with Bet365, while backing most goals to come after the break also appeals at the same odds.
Crystal Palace star Daniel Munoz usually gets stuck in and there could be some value in backing him for over 1.5 fouls at evens with Bet365. He committed one foul against Uzbekistan but this match should be more keenly contested.
Neither of the opening games in this group hit double figures for corners and that makes under nine flag kicks worth a look here at 10/11.
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