Mexico faces Ecuador in World Cup clash at the Azteca
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 9:10 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Mexico and Ecuador meet at the Azteca on July 1 as part of the knockout stage in the World Cup. Mexico has won all three of its matches in the tournament without conceding a goal, aiming to extend its strong run. In contrast, Ecuador started slowly but rallied to defeat Germany in its last group match, securing advancement to the round of 32. Both teams have historical implications, with Mexico seeking to enhance its World Cup legacy and Ecuador looking to match its best performance from 2006.
- •Mexico has recorded three wins without conceding a goal in the tournament.
- •Ecuador defeated Germany to qualify for the knockout stage.
- •The match is scheduled for 02:00 BST on July 1.
- •Guillermo Ochoa makes history as he appears in his sixth World Cup.
- •This will be one of Mexico's toughest tests in the tournament.
- 9:10 PMYahoo Sports — PREVIEW: Mexico look to continue fantastic form as they face Ecuador at the Azteca
"The El Tri have won all three of their games so far at this tournament without conceding a goal and will be looking to continue their incredible performances as they face Ecuador.Looking to join fello...
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