England is about to kick off against Colombia in the World Cup round-of-16 match. But the story of Anglo-Colombian relations should not simply be measured by the variable performance of each team’s on-pitch stars, Raheem Sterling and James Rodriguez.
Because while Colombia is now home to a thriving economy and stable democracy, that reality did not come easy. It did, however, come with a significant amount of British help.
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