In 2016, the Colombian government signed Peace Accords with the FARC. Both parties agreed to end over fifty years of violence. As part of the peacemaking process, former FARC participate in re-integration activities, including fútbol matches in which civilians, government military, former guerrilla and para-military comprise the teams. In this chapter, Jackson-Schebetta examines a 2016 Llanogrande match specifically as a peacemaking performance. Using dance philosopher Erin Manning’s conceptualization of relational movement as intrinsic to identity formation and reformation, Jackson-Schebetta illuminates how the 2016 Llanogrande match, coinciding with the 2016 World Cup, functioned as a recuperative healing performance in the present, as well as a (re)making of peace with the past: specifically the ‘93-‘94 Colombian national teams, buoyed and plagued by the violence of the narcotics economy of the 80s and 90s.