Ecuador vs Brazil: Full head-to-head record ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifier
Ecuador will host Brazil in a FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifier at the Banco Pichincha Monumental Stadium on Thursday (Friday, according to IST).
As far as head-to-head record is concerned, Brazil is the undisputed winner against Ecuador.
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Both teams faced each other for the first time on January 31, 1942, in the Copa America tournament, where the Selecao clinched a 5-1 victory.
Since then, both teams have played each other 35 times.
Complete head-to-head record
Played: 36
Brazil wins: 28
Ecuador wins: 2
Draws; 6
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