Curaçao celebrates historic draw against Ecuador with royal support
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 5:22 AM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Curaçao earned their first-ever point in World Cup history during a draw against Ecuador on June 20 at Kansas City Stadium. Players celebrated joyfully in the locker room, joined by the King and Queen of the Netherlands, Willem-Alexander and Máxima. The event marked a significant milestone for the Caribbean nation, and the celebration reflected their pride in the achievement. Future matches will be crucial as Curaçao seeks to build on this historic result.
- •Curaçao drew 0-0 with Ecuador on June 20.
- •This is Curaçao's first point in World Cup history.
- •The King and Queen of the Netherlands joined the celebration.
- •The match took place at Kansas City Stadium.
- •Curaçao aims to build momentum in their upcoming matches.
- 5:22 AMYahoo Sports — 🎥 Curaçao dance and celebrate a draw with the Dutch royals!
"The celebration in Curaçao continues after earning their first-ever point in World Cup history. And the draw against Ecuador sparked a party. In their own style, the Caribbean side celebrated with g...
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