Ecuador vs Peru: result, goals and statistics
Match events
- Christian RamosYellow card36′
- Jefferson OrejuelaYellow card45′
- André CarrilloYellow card52′
- Renato TapiaWilder Cartagena63′
- Felipe CaicedoMarcos Caicedo71′
- Edison FloresGoal73′
- André CarrilloPaolo Hurtado74′
- Paolo HurtadoAssist: Christian Cueva76′
- Paolo HurtadoYellow card77′
- Christian RamosYellow card79′
- Christian RamosRed card79′
- Enner ValenciaPenalty80′
- Christian CuevaYellow card81′
- Jefferson OrejuelaFernando Gaibor81′
- Christian CuevaAnderson Santamaría81′
- Juan CazaresMichael Estrada82′
- Carlos CácedaYellow card88′
Last 10 meetings
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Ecuador · Wins
4
Draws
3
Peru · Wins
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Match info
- Competition
- World Cup - Qualification South America
- Date
- Tuesday, 5 September 2017
- Round
- 16
- Venue
- Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito
- Referee
- Enrique Caceres Villafane, Paraguay
Ecuador vs Peru: match report
Peru beat Ecuador 2-1 in World Cup - Qualification South America on 5 September 2017. The match was part of round 16. There were no goals before the break.
The first goal came from Edison Flores in the 73rd minute. Goals for Ecuador: Enner Valencia 80' (pen.). Goals for Peru: Edison Flores 73', Paolo Hurtado 76'. Sent off: Christian Ramos 79'. Possession was 62% to 38% in favour of Ecuador, with shots on target 3 to 6. The venue was Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito. Head-to-head before this match, last 2 meetings: no wins for Ecuador, 1 win for Peru, 1 draw. Their previous meeting, on 7 September 2016, finished Peru 2-1 Ecuador.
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Ecuador vs Peru: questions and answers
What was the score in Ecuador vs Peru?
Peru won 2-1 against Ecuador.
Which stadium hosted Ecuador vs Peru?
The match was played at Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito.
What is the head-to-head record of Ecuador and Peru?
In their last 2 meetings before this match Ecuador had no wins, Peru 1 win, with 1 draw.
Who were the goalscorers in Ecuador vs Peru?
Ecuador: Enner Valencia 80' (pen.); Peru: Edison Flores 73', Paolo Hurtado 76'.