Daniel Muñoz's late goal was enough to see Colombia into the World Cup knockout stage in the early hours of Thursday morning as the South Americans edged past DR Congo.
Colombia became the latest side to qualify for the Round of 32 after Muñoz got his second goal of the tournament in Guadalajara.
In the 76th minute, Juan Fernando Quintero's clever pass was allowed to run into the Congo box. That saw the ball reach Muñoz who ruthlessly found the net with his left foot, via a deflection.
He joins fellow Palace teammates Daichi Kamada and Ismaïla Sarr on two goals, in an intriguing race to see which Eagle scores the most at the Finals.
We're all in this together
—Daniel Muñoz
The goal was enough for the three points, leaving Colombia on course to top the group. Regardless of whether they get a positive result in their final game, Muñoz and Jefferson Lerma can now look forward to playing in the knockout stages.
Despite being the man to break the deadlock in both games so far, Muñoz refused to take the limelight in the aftermath of their latest win.
"Just because I scored the goal doesn't mean I'm the hero," he told Colombian TV. "I belong to everyone, we're all in this together.
"We secured the three points as a team, as Colombia. Here, we're one family."
Colombia conclude their Group K campaign against Portugal on Sunday (00:30 BST) in Miami, Florida.
If they avoid defeat they will book a Round of 32 tie against one of the best third-placed teams in Kansas on Friday, 3rd July.
