Ecuador vs Brazil Betting Tips and Match Prediction

Ecuador vs Brazil betting odds and tips

Ecuador has an odd of 3.10(bet ₹100 and wins ₹310 if Ecuador wins). Bet Now

If this match Draws then odd is 3.20(bet ₹100 and win ₹320 if the match draws). Bet Now

Brazil has an odd of 2.30(bet ₹100 and wins ₹230 Brazil wins). Bet Now

More odds and Betting Tips for Ecuador vs Brazil

• If you place a bet for total scoring of Ecuador over 2.5. The odds are 1.75( ₹100 bet will return ₹175.)Bet Now
• If you place a bet for total scoring of Brazil under 1.50. The odds are 1.09( ₹100 bet will return ₹109)Bet Now
• Place a Bet if Home team Ecuador beat the first Goal. Then it has odds of 1.95( ₹100 bet will return ₹195)Bet Now
• Place a Bet if Away team Brazil beat the first Goal, then it has odds of 1.26. ( ₹100 bet will return ₹126)Bet Now

Match Details

Match: Ecuador vs Brazil, World Cup 2022 Qualifying

Date: January 28, 2022

Time: 2:30 AM (IST)

Venue: Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado

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Squad Comparison

Ecuador

With Brazil having become the first South American nation to book their place in Qatar, the pressure is off for head coach Tite as they head into their final five qualification matches, though the 60-year-old will have one eye on leading his side through an unprecedented unbeaten campaign since the 10-team qualification format was introduced back in 1998. The Selecao locked horns with rivals Argentina in their most recent qualifier. Their first meeting since the 2021 Copa America final – playing out a goalless draw in San Juan. That result saw the five-time world champions move onto 35 points from their 13 games played and maintain their six-point advantage over Argentina in second.

Brazil is currently unbeaten in each of their last 30 World Cup qualifiers, with their last defeat dating back to October 2015 when Chile won 2-0 in Santiago. Tite’s men will be confident of extending their impressive run when they face Ecuador on Thursday, a nation they are undefeated against in their last 12 meetings, including a 2-0 win in the reverse fixture in Porto Alegre last year. The Selecao will, however, be seeking to avoid a third successive away game without a win, after drawing their last two without scoring against Argentina and Colombia.

Ecuador Playing XI

Dominguez; An. Preciado, Torres, Hincapie, Estupinan; Franco, Mendez, Caicedo, Ay. Preciado; Estrada, Valencia

Brazil

After failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, Ecuador is now in a strong position to advance to the 2022 tournament in Qatar, having won seven and drawn two of their 14 matches. An impressive 2-0 win away against 10-man Chile last time out helped Gustavo Alfaro’s men remain in third place and crucially move six points clear of Peru in fifth.

Ecuador – who are 46th in the FIFA world rankings – head into Thursday’s challenging encounter with Brazil having lost only one of their seven World Cup qualifiers on home soil, scoring 17 goals in the process, which is more than any other South American nation this campaign. La Tri have also netted in four of their last five home internationals against the Selecao, so they will be confident of breaching their backline, which has only conceded four goals so far in qualifying. Ecuador also scored in their most recent meeting against Brazil when they claimed a 1-1 draw in the group stage of last summer’s Copa America – 34-year-old Angel Mena coming off the bench to cancel out Eder Militao’s opener.

Brazil Playing XI

Alisson; Dani Alves, Marquinhos, Silva, Sandro; Pacueta, Casemiro, Fred; Raphinha, Jesus, Vinicius Jr

Match Prediction for Ecuador vs Brazil

Brazil will unsurprisingly be the strong favorites to come away with all three points on Thursday, though Ecuador cannot be underestimated having impressed as the ‘best of the rest behind the Selecao and Argentina. Ecuador has just one loss in their home fixtures in the qualifying campaign so far and is the second-highest scoring team in the qualifiers after Brazil. They are expected to hold their ground against the visitors.

Brazil, having already qualified for the finals, might take a breather in the game but having dropped points just twice so far, are not expected to lose here. A high-scoring draw appears to be the most likely outcome. Tite has plenty of attacking options to fill the void left by the injured Neymar and their quality in the final third should be enough to help them edge past the hosts in Quito.

Ecuador 1-2 Brazil, as predicted by us.