Colombia danger men: Who do England need to watch out for?

Mina may not be the fast, wiry winger than Juan Cuadrado is or have the exposure Davinson Sanchez had this season, but he is still pivotal to his team.

After al, the 23-year-old is a Barcelona player. He made the move to the Nou Camp in January from Brazilian side Palmeiras.

But while he only made a handful of club appearances it’s in the colours of Colombia he’s come to the fore.

His defensive partnership with Sanchez is drawing increasing praise but it’s at the other of the pitch he’s done the most damage.

Mina has notched two goals already. More crucially it’s been two headers that England will have to be wary of.

Three Lions have looked dangerous from set-pieces themselves but will need to show their mettle here.

Radamel Falcao

This has been a relatively quiet World Cup for Radamel Falcao, but he remains a deadly finisher in front of goal.

His strike against Poland was of a man that has re-found his scoring touch since his ill-fated spell in the Premier League.

He was arguably the game’s most clinical or at least feared forward during his time with Atletico Madrid.

El Tigre tore Chelsea apart in the 2012 Super Cup Final notching a hat-trick in what was his most prolific period.

But Falcao has netted 39 goals in Ligue 1 in the two seasons since his return and will be hungry to stop England in their tracks.

The Monaco man only needs one chance to score and his mere presence will be a threat throughout.

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