Ecuador National Football Team vs Brazil National Football Team Lineups

Ecuador National Football Team vs Brazil National Football Team Lineups

If you’re looking for the most recent official lineups between Ecuador and Brazil, the latest competitive meeting was the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (June 5, 2025), which ended 0-0.

Confirmed Starting Lineups

Ecuador (4-4-2)

PositionPlayer
GKGonzalo Valle
RBJoel Ordóñez
CBWillian Pacho
CBPiero Hincapié
LBPervis Estupiñán
RMNilson Angulo
CMMoisés Caicedo
CMPedro Vite
LMAlan Minda
STJohn Yeboah
STAlan Franco

Ecuador manager Sebastián Beccacece opted for a balanced 4-4-2 formation, relying on the defensive partnership of Pacho and Hincapié while Caicedo controlled the midfield.

Brazil (4-3-3)

PositionPlayer
GKAlisson Becker
RBVanderson
CBMarquinhos
CBAlexsandro Ribeiro
LBAlex Sandro
CMBruno Guimarães
CMCasemiro
CMGerson
RWEstêvão Willian
STRicharlison
LWVinícius Júnior

Predicted Starting XI

Ecuador Predicted XI (4-4-2)

PositionPlayer
GKHernán Galíndez
RBJoel Ordóñez
CBWillian Pacho
CBPiero Hincapié
LBPervis Estupiñán
RMAlan Minda
CMMoisés Caicedo
CMPedro Vite
LMNilson Angulo
STJohn Yeboah
STAlan Franco

Ecuador were expected to retain their trusted 4-4-2 system, with Moisés Caicedo orchestrating the midfield and the defensive duo of Willian Pacho and Piero Hincapié anchoring the back line.

Brazil Predicted XI (4-2-3-1)

PositionPlayer
GKAlisson Becker
RBVanderson
CBMarquinhos
CBDanilo
LBCarlos Augusto
DMBruno Guimarães
DMGerson
RWRaphinha*
AMMatheus Cunha
LWVinícius Júnior
STRicharlison

Head-to-Head Record

Brazil have historically dominated this South American rivalry. Across 37 official meetings, Brazil have won 28 matches, Ecuador have won 2, and 7 games have ended in draws.

StatisticEcuadorBrazil
Matches Played3737
Wins228
Draws77
Goals Scored2490+

Last Five Meetings

DateCompetitionResult
5 Jun 2025FIFA World Cup QualifiersEcuador 0–0 Brazil
6 Sep 2024FIFA World Cup QualifiersBrazil 1–0 Ecuador
27 Jan 2022FIFA World Cup QualifiersEcuador 1–1 Brazil
27 Jun 2021Copa AméricaBrazil 1–1 Ecuador
4 Jun 2021FIFA World Cup QualifiersBrazil 2–0 Ecuador

Key Head-to-Head Facts

  • Brazil remained unbeaten in their last 14 meetings with Ecuador before the latest encounter.
  • Ecuador's only two victories over Brazil came at home in 2001 and 2004, both by 1–0 scorelines during FIFA World Cup qualifying.
  • Brazil have never lost to Ecuador on Brazilian soil.
  • The most recent meeting ended in a 0–0 draw, marking Carlo Ancelotti's first match as Brazil manager.

World Cup Qualifying Standings

Note: Ecuador and Brazil compete in the CONMEBOL FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, not the FIFA World Cup group stage. The table below reflects the latest CONMEBOL qualifying standings before their meeting.

PosTeamMPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Argentina161123289+1935
2Ecuador*167722113+825
3Brazil167452116+525
4Uruguay166641912+724
5Paraguay166641310+324
6Colombia165741915+422
7Venezuela164661519-418
8Bolivia165291632-1617
9Peru16268617-1112
10Chile162410924-1510

* Ecuador began the qualifying campaign with a 3-point deduction, making their second-place position particularly impressive.

Match Timeline

Competition: FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL Qualifiers
Date: 5 June 2025
Result: Ecuador 0–0 Brazil

MinuteMatch Event
1'Kick-off in Guayaquil.
45'Ecuador substitution: Ángelo Preciado replaced Alan Minda.
45+1'Half-time: Ecuador 0–0 Brazil.
64'Brazil substitution: Matheus Cunha replaced Richarlison.
64'Brazil substitution: Gabriel Martinelli replaced Estêvão.
78'Ecuador substitution: Kevin Rodríguez replaced John Yeboah.
78'Brazil substitution: Andrey Santos replaced Gerson.
89'Ecuador substitution: Yaimar Medina replaced Nilson Angulo.
90+2'Brazil substitution: Andreas Pereira replaced Bruno Guimarães.
90+4'Full-time: Ecuador 0–0 Brazil.

FAQs

The match ended in a 0–0 draw during the 2026 FIFA World Cup CONMEBOL qualifiers.

No player scored, as both teams kept a clean sheet.

Carlo Ancelotti managed Brazil in his first competitive match as head coach.

Ecuador lined up in a 4-4-2 formation, while Brazil started with a 4-3-3.

The match took place at Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha in Guayaquil, Ecuador.

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