Today, Thursday, November 14, the Team Ecuador Will address each other as a local Bolivia in a game corresponding to date 11 of South American qualifiers heading to the World Cup in Canada, the United States and Mexico in 2026. The Monumental stadium in Guayaquil will witness a duel between two winning teams to get closer to the World Cup event, although the ‘verde’ casualties are exhausted.
Was cast ‘three colors’ He has brought up points in recent games with draws against Paraguay and Uruguay, results that leave him fifth in the qualifying process with 13 points. However, the fact that they are in the qualifying zone (3 out of third place) gives them hope to move forward in the game.
However, coach Sebastián Beccacece will not be able to rely on two key players in his eleven because Moisés Caicedo y Angelo Preciado. The former is suspended due to an accumulation of yellow cards, while the latter is suffering from injury.
Moisés Caicedo will be sorely missed in Ecuador against Bolivia. – credits: EFE/ José JácomeInstead, the Bolivian national team He will come to this confrontation with several absences. Between injuries, suspensions and technical decisions, coach Óscar Villegas will not have his full squad.
According to country reports ‘Irish’the list of casualties is as follows: Marcelo Suárez, Luis Haquín, Robson Matheus, Miguel Terceros, Roberto Carlos Fernández, Carmelo Algarañaz, Ramiro Vaca, Diego Medina, Daniel Camacho, Jeyson Chura, José Martínez and Boris Céspedes.
In many cases, the coach intends to reserve them for the next home game against Paraguay, a direct rival, assuming that the ‘verde’ He has a secure chance of qualifying for the World Cup (7th out of 12).
Ecuador: Hernán Galindez; Félix Torres, Willian Pacho, Piero Hincapié; Alan Minda, Alan Franco, Carlos Gruezo, Pervis Estupiñán; Jeremy Sarmiento and Enner Valencia. GP: Sebastián Beccacece
Bolivia: Guillermo Vizcarra; Yomar Rocha, Efraín Morales, José Sagredo, Luis Paz; Ervin Vaca, Gabriel Villamil, Héctor Cuellar, César Menacho; Adalid Terrazas and Enzo Monteiro. GP: Oscar Villegas
The promise between Ecuador y Bolivia for game day 11 of 2026 qualifiers It will take place at the Monumental stadium in Guayaquil at 7:00pm in Peru, the same time zone in Ecuador and Colombia. For his part, in Bolivia, Venezuela and the United States (Miami) it will be an hour later. In Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay it will start at 9:00 p.m. In Mexico it will start at 6:00 pm, and in Spain it will start at 1:00 am (Friday, November 15).
he Ecuador vs Bolivia It will be played today, Thursday, November 14, and will be broadcast for Peru by Movistar Eventos, which belongs to Movistar TV, and can be tuned to channels 514 and 801 in HD. The meeting will also be available on the streaming platform, Movistar TV App.
Now, in the rest of the South American countries you can follow the game through the following authorized channels: Ecuador (El Canal del Fútbol), Bolivia (Tigo Sports), Chile (Disney+), Uruguay (AUF TV, Antel TV and DSports ), Venezuela, (ByM Sport on a delayed basis), Colombia (YouTube de Gol Caracol), Paraguay (Cruinne), Argentina (DSports), Mexico (Claro Sports) and the United States (Fanatiz).
Ecuador y Bolivia They have seen each other many times between friends and official matches. However, if we take into account only the last five games, we will realize that the ‘three’ He has a wide lead with five wins.
The most recent result occurred on June 12, 2024, in a friendly game played at Subaru Park in Pennsylvania, United States of America. It was 3-1 in favor of the team ‘north’ with goals from Enner Valencia (18′), John Yeboah (25′) and Jordy Caicedo (70′). Miguel Terceros scored the extra goal (88′) for the ‘verde’.
Interview between Time.news Editor and Football Expert
Editor: Good day, and welcome to another edition of Time.news! Today, we have a fascinating discussion lined up regarding the upcoming World Cup qualifier match between Ecuador and Bolivia. Joining us is noted football expert, Dr. Sofia Martinez, who has been analyzing South American football for over a decade. Sofia, thank you for being here!
Dr. Martinez: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to delve into this match.
Editor: Let’s dive right in. The game is set to take place in Ecuador’s Monumental Stadium. How significant is home advantage in such high-stakes matches?
Dr. Martinez: Home advantage can play a crucial role, particularly in mountain cities like Guayaquil. The altitude can affect players physically, and the home crowd is often a powerful factor in energizing the team. Ecuador will certainly look to capitalize on this.
Editor: Absolutely, and Ecuador is currently in a promising position in the qualifiers, sitting fifth. What has contributed to their performance so far?
Dr. Martinez: Consistency in their strategy has been key. Coach Sebastián Beccacece has instilled a strong playing philosophy, but they do face challenges. With Moisés Caicedo suspended and Angelo Preciado injured, Ecuador will need to adapt and rely on their depth.
Editor: Speaking of adaptations, how do you see Ecuador compensating for Caicedo and Preciado’s absence?
Dr. Martinez: They’ll need to rethink their midfield strategy without Caicedo’s creativity and control. It will be crucial for players like Carlos Gruezo and Pervis Estupiñán to step up and take the initiative. Ecuador has talented players, but they’ll be pressed to perform at their best.
Editor: On the other hand, Bolivia also faces significant challenges, with numerous players out due to injuries and suspensions. What impact does that have on their chances in this match?
Dr. Martinez: It’s a tough spot for Bolivia, especially under coach Óscar Villegas. With so many key players like Marcelo Suárez and Ramiro Vaca absent, they face a steep uphill battle. Their strategy may shift from an aggressive approach to a more defensive one, hoping to counterattack effectively.
Editor: Given these circumstances, what’s your prediction for the match?
Dr. Martinez: While both teams are dealing with their share of absences, Ecuador’s depth and home advantage could tilt the game in their favor. I’d anticipate a narrow win for Ecuador, maybe a score around 2-1, depending on how well Bolivia executes their defensive strategy.
Editor: Exciting! The fans are certainly thrilled for what should be an intense encounter. Lastly, what should viewers pay attention to in this match?
Dr. Martinez: Keep an eye on Ecuador’s transitions. If they manage to exploit spaces left by a potentially overloaded Bolivian defense, we could see some dazzling plays. Additionally, how Bolivia handles the pressure early on will be crucial—they need to avoid conceding early to stay in the game mentally.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Martinez, for your insights! It sounds like we’re in for a thrilling match tonight. We appreciate your expertise as always.
Dr. Martinez: It’s my pleasure! Let’s hope for a great game and a showcase of the talented players in South America.
Editor: And to our viewers, don’t forget to tune into the match, set to kick off this evening. Until next time on Time.news!