ECUADOR VS MÉXICO: VITO MUÑOZ REVELA LA CLAVE PARA HACER HISTORIA EN EL MUNDIAL

Ecuador made history by defeating Germany for the first time in a World Cup. Now comes an even greater challenge: facing Mexico at home in the Azteca Stadium, where the host nation has only lost one or two matches in 86 played since 1966. Vito Muñoz, 70 years old and with decades of experience covering World Cups from the Azteca itself in 1986, issues a warning that few dare to voice aloud: "We're playing against the world. If they give us a referee of Byron Moreno's caliber, like they did to Italy in 2002, and we can withstand the altitude, we can qualify." Resale tickets are already going for over $6,000. The most comprehensive analysis before the decisive match, with Pocho Harr, Gabriela Jurado, and Gerardo España, at    / @ecuadorenvivotv   ⏱ KEY MOMENTS: 0:00 — Historic euphoria: Ecuador defeats Germany for the first time in a World Cup — the reaction of Fabián Gallardo and Vito Muñoz 7:47 — Vito Muñoz: "We're playing against FIFA too" — the warning about the refereeing and the precedent of Korea 2002 15:12 — The lineups: Pocho Harr says "don't change anything," Gabriela Jurado leaves Enner out — the full debate 22:00 — Triumphalism under the microscope: from post-Curaçao anguish to post-Germany euphoria in five days 33:54 — Alex Aguinaga from Mexico: line by line, where Ecuador is superior and where Mexico is 44:32 — Match scenarios: what to do if Ecuador scores First, if it ends in a tie, and then the penalty shootout. 🔔 Subscribe, turn on notifications, and share. Do you think Ecuador can beat Mexico at the Azteca Stadium? Comment below. #ecuadorenvivo #ecuadorvsmexico #mundialusa2026 #estadioazteca #vitomuñoz #seleccionecuador #veraasumanera