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27 Jan 2022

20:00

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Substitution

86:00'

86th min: Moises Caicedo is replaced by Jhegson Mendez.

Moises Caicedo has been substituted for the 6th time, starting 10 times in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Jhegson Mendez has been named as a sub 5 times and started the match 3 times.

Substitution

85:00'

85th min: Michael Estrada is replaced by Michael Carcelen.

This is the 4th time Michael Estrada has been substituted this season in 7 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 4 times in 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America starts.
Michael Carcelen makes his Fifa WC Qualifying south America debut.

Substitution

78:00'

78th min: Matheus Cunha is replaced by Gabriel.

Matheus Cunha has been substituted for the first time, starting 1 time in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Gabriel comes on for the 2 time this season from his 3 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 2 times in 6 appearances on the bench.

Discipline

78:00'

Ecuador's Moises Caicedo is shown a yellow card in the 78th minute.

Moises Caicedo's 3rd yellow card of the season.
It's the 39th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 7th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (2 matches)

Assist

75:00'

Gonzalo Plata gets his first assist of the match, on Felix Torres's 75th minute goal.

Gonzalo Plata now has 2 assists this season.

Goal

75:00'

Felix Torres scores his first goal vs Brazil at in the 75th minute (1 - 1).

Felix Torres has scored 2 goals this season.
Ecuador go on to score a second goal 71.43% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 7 of their last 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches and gone on to score again 5 times.
Brazil go on to concede a second goal 50% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 2 of their last 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches and gone on to concede again 1 time.
In their last 8 Fifa WC Qualifying south America meetings, Ecuador have now scored 5 goals while Brazil have scored 17.

75 minute.

75:00'

5 of Ecuador's 20 goals (25%) have been scored in the last 10 minutes of the match, compared to 6 of 21 (28.57%) for Brazil.
Ecuador have conceded 5 goals in the last 10 minutes from a total of the 11 goals, averaging 45.45%, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America season average of 20.71%.

Discipline

70:00'

Ecuador's Enner Valencia is shown a yellow card in the 70th minute.

Enner Valencia has received his 4th yellow card this season, he now has 6 yellow cards in 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America seasons.
This is the 2nd time Enner Valencia has received a yellow card from Wilmar Roldan in 6 matches.
It's the 38th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 6th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (2 matches)

Substitution

66:00'

66th min: Angelo Preciado is replaced by Romario Caicedo.

Angelo Preciado has been substituted for the first time, starting 4 times in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Romario Caicedo makes his Fifa WC Qualifying south America debut.

Substitution

66:00'

66th min: Carlos Gruezo is replaced by Ayrton Preciado.

This is the first time Carlos Gruezo has been substituted this season in 10 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 2 times in 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America starts.
Ayrton Preciado comes on for the 1 time this season from his 2 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 1 time in 4 appearances on the bench.

Substitution

63:00'

63rd min: Raphinha is replaced by Antony.

Raphinha has been substituted for the 2nd time, starting 2 times in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Antony started as a sub 3 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

Substitution

63:00'

63rd min: Vinicius Junior is replaced by Gabriel Jesus.

Vinicius Junior has been substituted for the 2nd time, starting 2 times in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Gabriel Jesus comes on for the 2 time this season from his 2 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 3 times in 3 appearances on the bench.

60 minute.

60:00'

Brazil have conceded 0 goals in the last 10 minutes from a total of the 3 goals, averaging 0%, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America season average of 20.71%.
5 of 11 Ecuador's goals (45.45%) have been conceded in the last 10 minutes of the match, compared to 0 of 3 (0%) for Brazil.
8 of the 21 goals (38.1%) Brazil have scored have come in the middle of the second half, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 17.14%.
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, they have won 2 out of 3 WCQSA games by a 2 goal margin. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 2 out of 3 WCQSA games have seen them score 2 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 2 of their last 3 WCQSA games have seen 2 goals scored. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 3 out of their last 3 WCQSA games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 3 of 3 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil. (last 21 matches)

Discipline

45:00'

Brazil's Eder Militao is shown a yellow card in the 45th minute.

Eder Militao's 2nd yellow card of the season.
It's the 37th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 5th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (1 matches)

Half Time

45:00'

When Brazil are leading at half time, they have a 100% win rate, with 3 wins out of the 3 times that they've led at half time.
Of the 21 yellow cards Ecuador have collected, 10 (47.62%) have come in the second half of matches, compared with 12 of 18 (66.67%) for Brazil.
Ecuador have conceded 45.45% goals in the last 15 minutes of matches, 45.45% compared to the competition average 22.14%, 5 of the 11 goals conceded.
Brazil have conceded 33.33% (1 of the 3 goals) in the first 15 minutes of the second half of matches, which compares to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 13.57%.
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, they have won 2 out of 5 WCQSA games by a 3 goal margin. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, they have won 2 out of 5 WCQSA games by a 2 goal margin. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, 2 out of 5 WCQSA games have seen them score 2 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, 2 out of 5 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, 3 of their last 5 WCQSA games have seen 2 goals scored. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, 4 out of their last 5 WCQSA games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 45 minutes, 4 of 5 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil. (last 21 matches)

Discipline

42:00'

Brazil's Raphinha is shown a yellow card in the 42nd minute.

Raphinha's first yellow card in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
It's the 36th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 4th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (1 matches)

Substitution

33:00'

33rd min: Philippe Coutinho is replaced by Dani Alves.

This is the 3rd time Philippe Coutinho has been substituted this season in 3 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 10 times in 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America starts.
Dani Alves on for the 1 time this season from his 2 appearances on the bench, never appearing in the starting XI this season, Overall he has come of the bench 4 times in 8 appearances on the bench.

Discipline

31:00'

Brazil's Alisson Becker is shown a yellow card in the 31st minute.

Alisson Becker's first yellow card in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
It's the 35th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 3rd yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (1 matches)

30 minute.

30:00'

When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, they have won 3 out of 6 WCQSA games by a 2 goal margin. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 out of 6 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 out of 6 WCQSA games have seen them score 2 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen 3 goals scored. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 4 out of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 4 of 6 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil. (last 21 matches)

Discipline

20:00'

Brazil's Emerson is given a second yellow card by the referee and a subsequent red carded and Brazil will have to play without him for the remainder of the match.

Emerson has been sent off first times this season, he now has 1 dismissals in 1 Fifa WC Qualifying south America seasons.
That's the 3rd sending off by referee Wilmar Roldan in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
Emerson's sending off is the 14th in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America this season and the 78th in 5 seasons.
Emerson's sending off is the first for Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America this season and the 4th in 5 seasons.

Substitution

18:00'

18th min: Alan Franco is replaced by Hernan Galindez.

Alan Franco has been substituted for the first time, starting 3 times in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America season.
Hernan Galindez has been named as a sub 8 times and started the match 2 times.

Discipline

15:00'

Alexander Dominguez was sent off in the 15th minute.

Alexander Dominguez has been sent off first times this season, he now has 1 dismissals in 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America seasons.
That's the 2nd sending off by referee Wilmar Roldan in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the first red card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (2 matches)
Alexander Dominguez's sending off is the 14th in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America this season and the 78th in 5 seasons.
Alexander Dominguez's sending off is the 3rd for Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America this season and the 11th in 5 seasons.

15 minute.

15:00'

When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, they have won 3 out of 6 WCQSA games by a 2 goal margin. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, 4 out of 6 WCQSA games have seen them score 2 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil 1-0 lead after 15 minutes, 3 out of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen both teams score. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, 2 of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen 2 goals scored. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, 2 of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen 4 goals scored. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, 3 out of their last 6 WCQSA games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 15 minutes, 3 of 6 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil. (last 21 matches)

Goal

6:00'

Casemiro has scored the opening goal of the match vs Ecuador at in the 6th minute (0 - 1).

This is the first goal for Casemiro in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Ecuador go on to concede a second goal 66.67% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 6 of their last 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches and gone on to concede again 4 times.
Brazil go on to score a second goal 70% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 10 of their last 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches and gone on to score again 7 times.
In their last 8 Fifa WC Qualifying south America meetings, Brazil have now scored 17 goals while Ecuador have scored 4.
When Ecuador concede first they have a 20% (1/5) win rate (W1,D0,L4). At home this is 0% (0/1) (W0,D0,L1) (last 11 matches)
When Brazil score first they have a 100% (7/7) win rate (W7,D0,L0). On the road this is 100% (3/3) (W3,D0,L0). (last 9 matches)
Brazil have scored the first goal on 7 occasions, the most common result is a 1-0, 2-0 win which has happened 3 times. (last 9 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 6 minutes, 3 out of 3 WCQSA games have seen them score 2 goals. (last 21 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 6 minutes, they have never kept a clean sheet in the last 3 WCQSA games. (last 21 matches)

Discipline

1:00'

Brazil's Emerson is shown a yellow card in the first minute.

Emerson's first yellow card in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
It's the 34th yellow card Wilmar Roldan has handed out in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (8 matches)
It's the 2nd yellow card Wilmar Roldan has shown to Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America. (1 matches)

Kick Off

0:00'

With 8 goals Marcelo Moreno (Bolivia, Forward) is the leading scorer in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
The leading top scorer for Ecuador in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America is Michael Estrada (Forward) having 5 goals.
Neymar (Forward) is the leading scorer for Brazil in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America having 5 goals.
Ecuador have scored 20% of their goals in the opening 15 minutes of matches, 4 of 20 goals, compared to 4.76% for Brazil, 1 of 21.
1 of the 11 goals 9.09% Ecuador have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 13.57%.
2 of the 3 goals 66.67% Brazil have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 13.57%.
In the opening 15 minutes of matches Ecuador have conceded 1 goals compared to the 2 by Brazil.
2 of the 3 goals (66.67%) Brazil have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes of matches, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 13.57%.

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Ecuador's Fifa WC Qualifying south America starting XI averages 25 years and 86 days, with the youngest player in the line up Piero Hincapie at 20 years and 18 days, compared to the oldest Alexander Dominguez at 34 years and 236 days.
Brazil's Fifa WC Qualifying south America starting XI averages 27 years and 190 days, with the youngest player in the line up Vinicius Junior at 21 years and 199 days, compared to the oldest Thiago Silva at 37 years and 128 days.
The only debutant for Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America is Piero Hincapie.
Piero Hincapie becomes the 141st player to play for Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Piero Hincapie is the 140th Ecuador player to play for Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
There have been 140 goals in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America season averaging 14 per team, with Ecuador conceding 11, ranking 3rd place and Brazil conceding 3, ranking first place.
The most player booked for Ecuador this Fifa WC Qualifying south America is Enner Valencia (Midfielder) having 3 yellow cards.
The most players booked for Brazil this Fifa WC Qualifying south America are Fred (Midfielder) & Marquinhos (Defender) having 3 yellow cards each.
There have been 245 yellow cards in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America 49.8% at home and 50.2% on the road, with Ecuador's players booked 13 times (49.8%) at home and with Brazil's players being booked 10 times (50.2%) on the road.
Michael Estrada (Forward) has scored 5 goals, he is 3rd in the leading goals table this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Neymar (Forward) has scored 5 goals, he is 3rd in the leading goals table this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Michael Estrada (Forward) has scored 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America goals this season, 4 right footed and 1 header. He is currently 3rd in the leading goals scorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Gonzalo Plata (Midfielder) has scored all of his 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America goals this season with his left foot. He is currently 10th in the leading goals scorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Neymar (Forward) has scored all of his 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America goals this season with his right foot. He is currently 3rd in the leading goals scorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Roberto Firmino (Midfielder) has scored all of his 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America goals this season with his right foot. He is currently 10th in the leading goals scorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Richarlison (Forward) has scored 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America goals this season, 1 right footed, 1 left footed and 1 header. He is currently 10th in the leading goals scorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Gonzalo Plata (Midfielder) has scored 3 goals, 3 from inside the 18 yard box, he is 10th in the leading goals table this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.(inside six yards excluded)
Neymar (Forward) has scored 5 goals, 1 inside the six yard box and 4 inside the 18 yard box, ranking 3rd place in the leading goalscorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Roberto Firmino (Midfielder) has scored 3 goals, 2 inside the six yard box and 1 inside the 18 yard box, ranking 10th place in the leading goalscorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Richarlison (Forward) has scored 3 goals, 1 inside the six yard box and 2 inside the 18 yard box, ranking 10th place in the leading goalscorers of this Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Ecuador have had 30 shots against on target from 104 shots, a shot on target ratio of 28.85%, which compares to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 35.79%.
Brazil have had 19 shots against on target from 58 shots, a shot on target ratio of 32.76%, which compares to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 35.79%.
Ecuador have had 45 shots on target from 126 shots, a shot on target ratio of 35.71%, which compares to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 35.79%.
Brazil have had 51 shots on target from 117 shots, a shot on target ratio of 43.59%, which compares to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of 35.79%.
Ecuador have conceded 150 fouls and had 21 yellow cards, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of (16.42%) 1492 fouls / 245 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 14%.
Brazil have conceded 121 fouls and had 18 yellow cards, compared to the Fifa WC Qualifying south America average of (16.42%) 1492 fouls / 245 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 14.88%.
Wilmar Roldan has refereed 7 times in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America and issued 33 yellow cards, that's an average of 4.71 per match.
Wilmar Roldan has refereed 7 matches in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America and issued 1 red card.
This is the first time Wilmar Roldan has refereed this fixture in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Of the 2 matches Wilmar Roldan has refereed Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America, they have won 1, lost none and drawn 1.
Wilmar Roldan has refereed Ecuador 2 times in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America and shown them 5 (2.5) yellow cards compared to their opponents 4 (2).
Wilmar Roldan has refereed Brazil 1 time in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America and shown them 1 (1) yellow cards compared to their opponents 3 (0.33).
Wilmar Roldan is refereeing his 8th match in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America and 2nd this season.
Wilmar Roldan has awarded 15 fouls in 1 match in this Fifa WC Qualifying south America at an average off 15.00 a match compared to the competition average of 26.64.
The last match between Brazil and Ecuador in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was on 5 June 2021, it ended 2-0.
In the last 7 matches between the two teams, Ecuador have won 1, Brazil have won 5 and 1 have been drawn.
There have been 20 goals in the last 7 matches between the two sides, Ecuador have scored 4 and Brazil have scored 16.
In the last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches between the sides, Ecuador players have been been yellow carded 13 times, Brazil have seen 10 yellow cards.
The last match between sides managed by Tite and Gustavo Alfaro in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was on 5 June 2021, it ended Brazil 2 - none Ecuador.
Gustavo Alfaro's record against sides managed by Tite in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America is W0 D0 L1 with none goals for and 2 against.
Gustavo Alfaro's record in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America is W6 D1 L4 with 20 goals for and 11 against.
Tite's record in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America is W19 D2 L0 with 51 goals for and 6 against.
Ecuador last clean sheet against Brazil was on 28 March 2001 ,they played 5 games without a sheet against them in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America.
Last time when Ecuador won against Brazil in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was on 28 March 2001 at home ending 1 - 0, they played 5 games between them without having a win.
In their last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches between the two teams Ecuador kept 1 clean sheet and Brazil kept 4.
Ecuador and Brazil produced 20 goals in their last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America matches, at an average of 2.86 per match.
Last time when Ecuador lost at home in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was vs Peru on 8 June 2021 ending 1 - 2, they played 4 home games without losing a match.
Last time when Brazil ended in a draw in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was on 5 October 2017 vs Bolivia, they played 10 games without having a draw.
The last time Brazil lost a match in the Fifa WC Qualifying south America was on the road when beaten 2 - none by Chile on 9 October 2015. They are now unbeaten in 26 matches.
Felipe Caicedo (Midfielder) has made 32 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances. He has scored all of his 5 penalties.
Alexander Dominguez (Goalkeeper) has made 26 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances. He has faced 8 penalties and is yet to save any.
Neymar (Forward) has made 20 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances. He has taken 5 penalties, scored 4 and 1 was missed.
Alisson Becker (Goalkeeper) has made 19 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances. He has faced 1 penalty and is yet to save any.
Walter Ayovi (Midfielder) has made 41 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 2 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Luis Antonio Valencia (Midfielder) has made 36 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 5 times, been shown 10 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Christian Noboa (Midfielder) has made 34 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 1 time, been shown 8 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Felipe Caicedo (Midfielder) has made 32 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 15 goals and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Segundo Castillo (Midfielder) has made 28 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 3 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Alexander Dominguez (Goalkeeper) has made 26 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Jefferson Montero (Midfielder) has made 26 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 2 times and been shown 1 yellow card.
Juan Carlos Paredes (Midfielder) has made 25 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 1 yellow card.
Dani Alves (Defender) has made 24 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Marquinhos (Defender) has made 23 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Enner Valencia (Midfielder) has made 23 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Frickson Erazo (Defender) has made 22 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Alex Renato Ibarra (Forward) has made 22 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Giovanny Espinoza (Defender) has made 21 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Neymar (Forward) has made 20 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 11 goals, assisted 13 times and been shown 8 yellow cards.
Gabriel Achilier (Defender) has made 19 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, been shown 6 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Angel Mena (Midfielder) has made 17 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 3 goals and 3 assists.
Gabriel Jesus (Forward) has made 16 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 6 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Philippe Coutinho (Midfielder) has made 15 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 2 times and been shown 1 yellow card.
Casemiro (Midfielder) has made 13 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Thiago Silva (Defender) has made 13 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Jaime Ayovi (Forward) has made 13 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Jorge Guagua (Defender) has made 12 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Roberto Firmino (Midfielder) has made 12 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 4 goals and 1 assist.
Fidel Martinez (Midfielder) has made 12 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Michael Estrada (Forward) has made 12 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 2 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Robert Arboleda (Defender) has made 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and 1 assist.
Carlos Gruezo (Midfielder) has made 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Joao Rojas (Forward) has made 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Pervis Estupinan (Defender) has made 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time and been shown 1 yellow card.
Luis Fernando Saritama (Forward) has made 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Gonzalo Plata (Midfielder) has made 10 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 3 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Miller Bolanos (Midfielder) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Moises Caicedo (Midfielder) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 4 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Danilo (Defender) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and has 1 assist.
Pedro Quinonez (Midfielder) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Jefferson Orejuela (Midfielder) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Juan Cazares (Midfielder) has made 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and has 1 assist.
Arturo Mina (Defender) has made 8 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Xavier Arreaga (Defender) has made 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and 1 assist.
Esteban Dreer (Goalkeeper) has made 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Lucas Paqueta (Midfielder) has made 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 2 goals.
Angelo Preciado (Defender) has made 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Michael Arroyo (Midfielder) has made 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, been shown 3 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Cristian Ramirez (Defender) has made 6 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Richarlison (Forward) has made 6 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 3 goals and been shown 1 yellow card.
Everton Ribeiro (Midfielder) has made 6 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Alan Franco (Midfielder) has made 6 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and has 1 assist.
Felix Torres (Defender) has made 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Byron Castillo (Defender) has made 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 1 yellow card.
Alex Bolanos (Forward) has made 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Pedro Hincapie Reyna (Defender) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Renan Lodi (Defender) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and has 2 assists.
Douglas Luiz (Midfielder) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Isaac Mina (Defender) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Gabriel (Forward) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Jhegson Mendez (Midfielder) has made 4 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Oscar Bagui (Defender) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Eder Militao (Defender) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Ayrton Preciado (Midfielder) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Pedro Velasco (Defender) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Fred (Midfielder) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Romario Ibarra (Forward) has made 3 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and scored 2 goals.
Fernando Leon (Defender) has made 2 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and has 1 assist.
Pedro Perlaza (Defender) has made 2 Fifa WC Qualifying south America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.

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Ecuador have scored most of their 20 goals in the first 15 minutes with 4 (20%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 6 (30%).
Ecuador have scored the fewest of their 20 goals in the middle third of the first half with 2 (10%) and in the middle third of the second half with 1 (5%).
Ecuador have conceded most of their 20 goals in the middle third of the second half with 2 (10%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 5 (25%).
Ecuador have conceded the fewest of their 20 goals in the middle third of the first half with 0 (0%) and in the opening 15 minutes of the second half with 1 (5%).
4 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen both teams score.
Ecuador have won 2 of their last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games by a 2 goal margin.
Ecuador have won 2 of their last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games by a 1 goal margin.
Ecuador have won 2 of their last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America home games by a 2 goal margin.
Ecuador have lost 3 of their last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games by a 1 goal margin.
4 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them score no goals.
3 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen one goal scored.
2 of Ecuador's last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America home games have seen 3 goals scored.
4 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
4 of Ecuador's last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America home games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
3 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them lose to nil.
3 of Ecuador's last 11 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them win to nil.
3 of Ecuador's last 7 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them lose to nil.
Brazil have scored most of their 21 goals Brazil in the final 30 minutes of the match with 14 (66.67%).
Brazil have scored the fewest of their 21 goals in the first 15 minutes with 1 (4.76%) and in the opening 15 minutes of the second half with 1 (4.76%).
Brazil have conceded most of their 21 goals in the first 15 minutes with 2 (9.52%) and in the opening 15 minutes of the second half with 1 (4.76%).
Brazil have conceded the fewest of their 21 goals in the middle third of the second half with 0 (0%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 0 (0%).
2 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen both teams score.
Brazil have won 5 of their last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games by a 2 goal margin.
Brazil have won 4 of their last 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America away games by a 2 goal margin.
3 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them score 2 goals.
3 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them score one goal.
2 of Brazil's last 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America away games have seen them score 2 goals.
3 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen 2 goals scored.
3 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen one goal scored.
2 of Brazil's last 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America away games have seen 2 goals scored.
7 of Brazil's last 9 Fifa WC Qualifying south America games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
3 of Brazil's last 5 Fifa WC Qualifying south America away games have seen them keep a clean sheet.

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