Colombia vs Ghana is set for 8:30 p.m. local time on July 3 in Kansas City, and Colombia is already moving through its Kansas City-area schedule this week. The men’s national soccer team will train at Sporting KC Stadium and stay at Marriott Country Club Plaza as it prepares for the World Cup match.
Wednesday, July 1 marks the team’s scheduled travel day from South Florida to Kansas City after training at Inter Miami CF Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. That puts the group on a tight turn: one training base in Fort Lauderdale, then a Kansas City stop built around the match against Ghana.
Sporting KC Stadium in Kansas City, Kansas
Sporting KC Stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, is listed as Colombia’s training venue for the stop. That keeps the team’s work in the same market as the match itself, with the schedule built around a short lead-in to July 3 rather than a long local camp.
The itinerary also places Colombia at Marriott Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri, which gives the team a set base between training and matchday. For a short tournament stop, that kind of arrangement keeps travel inside the city area and limits the number of moving parts before kickoff.
Marriott Country Club Plaza
The Kansas City stop also includes planned media availability when Colombia arrives, though the details are listed as to be confirmed. That leaves the arrival schedule with one clear feature and one missing piece: the team will be in Kansas City, but the exact media timing has not been set out in the itinerary.
What is set is the match itself. Colombia’s trip now points toward July 3 at 8:30 p.m. local time, when Ghana waits in Kansas City and the team’s training, hotel, and travel plan all narrow toward one night.
July 3 in Kansas City
For anyone tracking the stop, the practical picture is simple. Colombia trains at Sporting KC Stadium, stays at Marriott Country Club Plaza, and plays Ghana in Kansas City on Thursday night. The only moving piece in the published schedule is the arrival media window, which still sits outside the fixed match plan.
