1995 in Ecuadorian football: Difference between revisions

The Ecuador national team played 10 matches in 1995: three at the Copa América, and seven friendlies, including two at the Kirin Cup and three at the Korea Cup.

For the 1995 Copa America, held in Uruguay, Ecuador was drawn into Group B with Colombia, Brazil, and Peru. They finished third in their group, as well as the third best third-place team, and were eliminated after the group stage.

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Brazil	3	3	0	0	6	0	+6	9
Colombia	3	1	1	1	2	4	−2	4
Ecuador	3	1	0	2	2	3	−1	3
Peru	3	0	1	2	2	5	−3	1

7 July 1995

Brazil	1 – 0	Ecuador
Ronaldão 73'

Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera

Attendance: 10,000

Referee: Javier Castrilli (Argentina)

10 July 1995

Colombia	1 – 0	Ecuador
Rincón 44'

Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera

Attendance: 8,000

Referee: Pablo Peña (Bolivia)

13 July 1995

Ecuador	2 – 1	Peru
Díaz 61' Mora 75'		I. Hurtado 82' (o.g.)

Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera

Attendance: 10,000

Referee: Eduardo Dluzniewski (Uruguay)

Friendlies

30 June 1995

Paraguay	1 – 0	Ecuador
Acuña 46'

Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción

Attendance: 10,000

Referee: Carlos Robles (Chile)

5 October 1995

Bolivia	2 – 2	Ecuador
Etcheverry 2' Sánchez 29'		M. Tenorio 41' E. Hurtado 89'

Estadio Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera, Santa Cruz

Attendance: 32,000

Kirin Cup

Ecuador participated in the 1995 Kirin Cup against Japan and Scotland. Japan won the competition, with Ecuador finishing in third.

24 May 1995

Scotland	2 – 1	Ecuador
Robertson 64' Crawford 75'		I. Hurtado 68' (pen.)

Toyama Athletic Stadium, Toyama

Attendance: 5,669

Referee: Masayoshi Okada (Japan)

28 May 1995

Japan	3 – 0	Ecuador
Nakayama 36' Miura 46' (pen.), 53' (pen.)

National Stadium, Tokyo

Attendance: 53,438

Referee: Lutz Michael Fröhlich (Germany)

Korea Cup

Ecuador participated in the 1995 Korea Cup, a friendly international tournament used to help train the South Korean national team. Ecuador won the competition.

4 June 1995

Ecuador	4 – 1	Zambia
E. Hurtado 19', 66', 78', 81'		Bwayla 51'

Changwon Civil Stadium, Changwon

Attendance: 18,000

Referee: Lee Sang-Kwon (South Korea)

10 June 1995

Ecuador	2 – 1	Costa Rica
E. Hurtado 37' Díaz 57'		Madrigal 76'

Olympic Stadium, Seoul

Attendance: 50,000

Referee: Duk-Hwan (South Korea)

12 June 1995

Ecuador	1 – 0	Zambia
Díaz 57'

Olympic Stadium, Seoul

Attendance: 18,000

Referee: Kwang-Taik (South Korea)

External links

National leagues details on RSSSF

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+{{short description|none}}
 {{Infobox football country season
-| football_in_country        = [[Football in Ecuador]]
+| country    = Ecuador
-| season                     = 1995
+| season     = 1995
-| prevseason                 = [[1994 in Ecuadorian football|1994]]
+| prevseason = 1994
-| nextseason                 = [[1996 in Ecuadorian football|1996]]
+| nextseason = 1996
 }}
 The '''1995 season''' is the 73rd season of competitive football in Ecuador.
-{{TOCleft}}
-{{clear}}
 ==National leagues==
 ===[[Serie A de Ecuador|Serie A]]===
 *'''Champion:''' [[Barcelona Sporting Club|Barcelona]] (12th title)
 *'''International cup qualifiers:'''
 **'''[[1996 Copa Libertadores]]:''' [[Barcelona Sporting Club|Barcelona]], [[Club Deportivo ESPOLI|ESPOLI]]
+**'''[[1996 Copa CONMEBOL]]:''' [[Club Sport Emelec|Emelec]]
-*'''Relegated:''' [[Club 9 de Octubre|9 de Octubre]], [[Delfín Sporting Club|Delfín]]
+*'''Relegated:''' [[Delfín Sporting Club|Delfín]], [[Club 9 de Octubre|9 de Octubre]]
 ===[[Serie B de Ecuador|Serie B]]===
-*'''Winner:''' [[Club Deportivo Cuenca|Deportivo Cuenca]] (3rd title)
+*'''Winner:''' [[Club Deportivo Cuenca|Deportivo Cuenca]] (2nd title)
 *'''Promoted:''' [[Club Deportivo Cuenca|Deportivo Cuenca]], [[Club Deportivo Técnico Universitario|Técnico Universitario]]
+*'''Relegated:''' [[Valdez Sporting Club|Valdez]], [[Sociedad Deportiva Flamengo|Flamengo]]
-*'''Relegated:''' (unknown)
 ===Segunda===
-*'''Winner:''' [[Club Deportivo Quevedo|Deportivo Quevedo]]
+*'''Winner:''' [[Imbabura Sporting Club|Imbabura]] (1st title)
-*'''Promoted:''' [[Club Deportivo Quevedo|Deportivo Quevedo]], (2nd team unknown)
+*'''Promoted:''' [[Imbabura Sporting Club|Imbabura]], [[C.D.S. Santa Rita|Santa Rita]]
 ==Clubs in international competitions==
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 |align="left"|[[Barcelona Sporting Club|Barcelona]]
 |N/A
-|Eliminated in the First Round
+|Eliminated in the first round
 |-align="center"
 |align="left"|[[Club Sport Emelec|Emelec]]
-|Eliminated in the Semifinals
+|Eliminated in the semifinals
 |N/A
 |-align="center"
 |align="left"|[[Club Deportivo El Nacional|El Nacional]]
-|Eliminated in the First Round
+|Eliminated in the first round
 |N/A
 |}
 ==National teams==
 ===[[Ecuador national football team|Senior team]]===
-The Ecuadorian national team played 10 matches in 1995: three at the Copa América, and seven friendlies, including two at the Kirin Cup and three at the Korea Cup.
+The Ecuador national team played 10 matches in 1995: three at the Copa América, and seven friendlies, including two at the Kirin Cup and three at the Korea Cup.
 ====[[Copa América]]====
 {{main|1995 Copa América}}
-For the 1995 Copa America, held in [[Uruguay]], Ecuador was drawn into Group B with [[Colombia national football team|Colombia]], [[Brazil national football team|Brazil]], and [[Peru national football team|Peru]]. They finished third in their group, as well as the third best third-place team, and were eliminated after the Group Stage.
+For the 1995 Copa America, held in [[Uruguay]], Ecuador was drawn into Group B with [[Colombia national football team|Colombia]], [[Brazil national football team|Brazil]], and [[Peru national football team|Peru]]. They finished third in their group, as well as the third best third-place team, and were eliminated after the group stage.
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 |}
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 7 July 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|BRA}}
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 |referee = [[Javier Castrilli]] ([[Argentine Football Association|Argentina]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 10 July 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|COL}}
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 |stadium = [[Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera]], [[Rivera]]
 |attendance = 8,000
-|referee = [[Pablo Peña]] ([[Federación Boliviana de Fútbol|Bolivia]]) }}
+|referee = Pablo Peña ([[Federación Boliviana de Fútbol|Bolivia]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 13 July 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|ECU}}
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 |report = <!--match report link goes here -->
 |team2 =  {{fb|PER}}
-|goals1 = [[Energio Díaz|Díaz]] {{goal|61}}<br />[[José Mora|Mora]] {{goal|75}}
+|goals1 = [[Energio Díaz|Díaz]] {{goal|61}}<br />[[José Mora (footballer, born 1975)|Mora]] {{goal|75}}
 |goals2 = [[Iván Hurtado|I. Hurtado]] {{goal|82|o.g.}}
 |stadium = [[Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera]], [[Rivera]]
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 ====Friendlies====
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 30 June 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|PAR}}
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 |stadium = [[Estadio Defensores del Chaco]], [[Asunción]]
 |attendance = 10,000
-|referee = [[Carlos Robles]] ([[Chilean Football Federation|Chile]]) }}
+|referee = [[Carlos Robles (referee)|Carlos Robles]] ([[Chilean Football Federation|Chile]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 5 October 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|BOL}}
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 =====[[Kirin Cup]]=====
 Ecuador participated in the [[1995 Kirin Cup]] against [[Japan national football team|Japan]] and [[Scotland national football team|Scotland]]. Japan won the competition, with Ecuador finishing in third.
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 24 May 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|SCO}}
 |score = 2 &ndash; 1
 |team2 = {{fb|ECU}}
-|goals1 = [[John Robertson (footballer born 1964)|Robertson]] {{goal|64}}<br>[[Stephen Crawford|Crawford]] {{goal|75}}
+|goals1 = [[John Robertson (footballer born 1964)|Robertson]] {{goal|64}}<br>[[Stevie Crawford|Crawford]] {{goal|75}}
 |goals2 = [[Iván Hurtado|I. Hurtado]] {{goal|68|pen.}}
 |report=
-|stadium = [[Toyama Athletic Recreation Park Stadium|Toyama Athletic Stadium]], [[Toyama]]
+|stadium = [[Toyama Athletic Recreation Park Stadium|Toyama Athletic Stadium]], [[Toyama, Toyama|Toyama]]
 |attendance = 5,669
 |referee = [[Masayoshi Okada]] ([[Japan Football Association|Japan]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 28 May 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|JPN}}
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 =====[[Korea Cup]]=====
 Ecuador participated in the [[1995 Korea Cup]], a friendly international tournament used to help train the [[Korea Republic national football team|South Korean national team]]. Ecuador won the competition.
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 4 June 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|ECU}}
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 |referee = [[Lee Sang-Kwon]] ([[Korea Football Association|South Korea]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 10 June 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|ECU}}
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 |referee = [[Cha Duk-Hwan|Duk-Hwan]] ([[Korea Football Association|South Korea]]) }}
 ----
+{{football box
-{{footballbox
 |date = 12 June 1995
 |team1 = {{fb-rt|ECU}}
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 ==External links==
-* [http://www.rsssf.com/tablese/ecua95.html National leagues details on RSSSF]
+* [https://www.rsssf.org/tablese/ecua95.html National leagues details on RSSSF]
 {{Seasons in Ecuadorian football}}
+[[Category:1995 in Ecuadorian football| ]]
 [[Category:Seasons in Ecuadorian football|1995]]
-[[Category:1995 in Ecuador|Football (soccer)]]

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