Ivory Coast vs Ecuador Stats, Match Statistics, xG & Player Data

GROUP E  ·  MATCH 10  ·  STATS

IVORY COAST

FIFA #32

19:00

ET  ·  14 JUN 2026

Philadelphia Stadium
(Philadelphia)

ECUADOR

FIFA #320

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The Ivory Coast vs Ecuador stats hub tracks Group E Match 10 at Philadelphia Stadium. Ivory Coast represent the Ivory Coast national football team, while Ecuador represent the Ecuador national football team. Ivory Coast bring the stronger attacking xG and scoring average, while Ecuador bring the higher FIFA ranking and tighter goals-conceded record.

The match kicks off at 19:00 ET on 14 Jun 2026 at Philadelphia Stadium. The Group E match sits inside a wider statistical race tracked in World Cup 2026 stats and records. Fresh schedule checks put the kickoff later than the older local quick-reference file, so the live article uses the verified 19:00 ET timing.

Ivory Coast vs Ecuador Stats – Match Statistics Overview

Ivory Coast average 2.0 goals and 12.9 shots per match in the tracked public data. Ecuador average 0.7 goals and 10.1 shots. That split gives Ivory Coast the stronger attacking profile before FIFA opens the match feed.

Ecuador still carry a serious statistical argument. They rank #21 in the FIFA table, 11 places above Ivory Coast. They also concede only 0.4 goals per match in the public sample, so Ivory Coast need more than volume.

Ivory Coast vs Ecuador Stats Snapshot

The snapshot uses pre-match team data before FIFA publishes the official match feed. Verified values cover xG, goals, shots, shots on target, possession, clean sheets, fouls, and goals conceded. Live-event items such as corners, tackles, saves, pass maps, and cards remain yet to be confirmed.

Attacking Stats Comparison

Ivory Coast carry a public xG average of 1.45 per game. Ecuador sit at 1.17. The gap is not huge, but Ivory Coast pair better xG with higher scoring output.

The finishing line separates the two teams. Ivory Coast convert 16 percent of shots in the source data, while Ecuador convert 7 percent. Ecuador need Enner Valencia and Kendry Paez to raise the final-action quality.

Defensive Stats Comparison

Ecuador have the cleaner defensive scoring line at 0.4 goals conceded per match. Ivory Coast concede 0.7, which still gives them a strong pre-match defensive base. Both teams show a 60 percent clean-sheet rate in the tracked data.

The xG against numbers pull the section closer together. Ivory Coast allow only 0.72 xG per match, while Ecuador allow 0.98. That means Ecuador’s low goals-conceded record needs support from shot suppression once the match starts.

Passing and Possession Analysis

Both teams average 55 percent possession in their tracked source views. The card normalizes those averages into a 50-50 head-to-head split, so the comparison stays balanced. Match state should decide which side controls longer spells.

Full passing data remains limited before the tournament feed starts. Pass totals, pass accuracy, key passes, long balls, and crossing accuracy stay yet to be confirmed. The safer pre-match read combines possession with xG, shot volume, and goals conceded.

Key Player Statistics

Player event data for this World Cup match is not live yet. The current card uses verified team-player leaders and role-based references from the public team pages. It avoids invented passes, tackles, shots, or player xG values.

Ivory Coast – Seko Fofana

Seko Fofana leads the Ivory Coast player set with three goals in the tracked source. His midfield running matters because Ecuador can protect central space well. If he breaks pressure early, Ivory Coast can turn their shot volume into better chances.

Ecuador – Enner Valencia

Enner Valencia remains Ecuador’s clearest attacking reference. He leads Ecuador with six goals in the tracked source data. Ecuador need his penalty-box movement because their team scoring average sits below Ivory Coast’s.

Expected Goals Analysis

xG gives Ivory Coast a 1.45 pre-match average and Ecuador a 1.17 average. That edge points toward better chance quality for Ivory Coast, though Ecuador’s defensive numbers keep the matchup tight. The first goal could shift the statistical pattern fast.

The xG against comparison sits at 0.72 for Ivory Coast and 0.98 for Ecuador. Ivory Coast hold the better chance-prevention number. Ecuador hold the better actual goals-conceded line, so live xG will be important after kickoff.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Ivory Coast vs Ecuador stats profile starts with verified pre-match team averages, not live-event guesses.

Ivory Coast have the stronger attacking data, while Ecuador bring a more efficient defensive record.

FWC Times will update the numbers with official match data once the FIFA feed opens.