Colombia coach Jose Pekerman is hoping that poor officiating does not spoil tonight's World Cup quarter-final clash with Brazil.
Yuichi Nishimura came under scrutiny after making a number of questionable decisions in favour of the host nation in the 3-1 win over Croatia in last month's curtain raiser.
Carlos Velasco will oversee tonight's last-eight encounter in Fortaleza, and Pekerman is confident that the Spaniard will produce an impartial performance.
"In terms of the referee I always have the hope of he has good performance," he told FIFA.com ahead of the contest.
"I don't have any suspicion and I don't think he will have any influence in the game.
"We know that there are mistakes in football from players, managers or referees but we trust in the good faith or credibility because all of them try to do their best."
The match is scheduled to kick off at 9pm.
Written by
Shane Callaghan
Shane Callaghan
Netherlands
Senegal
Ecuador
Qatar
England
USA
Iran
Wales
Argentina
Poland
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
France
Australia
Tunisia
Denmark
Japan
Spain
Germany
Costa Rica
Morocco
Croatia
Belgium
Canada
Brazil
Switzerland
Cameroon
Serbia
Portugal
South Korea
Uruguay
Ghana
