Squad details correct up to and including Ecuador's match against Mexico on 31 May 2014.
Tallies taken from Ecuafotbol & Official FIFA Lists.

Diary

Wednesday, 14 May 2014 - Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia is the star name in Ecuador's provisional 30-man squad for next month's World Cup in Brazil. Felipe Caicedo, now with United Arab Emirates club Al Jazira, has also been included, as has 35-year-old midfielder Edison Mendez, Ecuador's third-most capped player. Head coach Reinaldo Rueda must finalise his squad before the cut-off point of June 2.

Saturday, 17 May 2014 - Ecuador took an early lead against Netherlands, but the friendly match finished in a 1-1 draw.  Ecuador's own World Cup plans were dealt massive blows either side of half time as strikers Felipe Caicedo and his replacement Fidel Martinez both had to be carried off.

Saturday, 31 May 2014 - Ecuador are beaten 3-1 by Mexico at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington in front of 84,876 spectators. The game was marred by an horrific injury to Luis Montes two minutes after he scored the opening goal. His leg was broken in a collision with Segundo Castillo, who was also substituted.

Tuesday, 3 June 2014 - Manchester United midfielder Antonio Valencia has been named in Ecuador's World Cup squad. Stuttgart midfielder Carlos Gruezo, 19, who made his first two appearances last month, is also in Reinaldo Rueda's squad. Midfielder Segundo Castillo also made the cut from the provisional squad despite suffering a knee injury during Saturday's friendly against Mexico. There were three uncapped domestic-based strikers in the 30-man squad - Cristian Penilla, Angel Mena and Armando Wila - but they have all been dropped. Emelec defender Jhon Narvaez, 19-year-old Fortuna Düsseldorf defender Cristian Ramirez, Emelec midfielder Pedro Quinonez and Chivas USA midfielder Oswaldo Minda are the others to miss out.

Ecuador Form: last six games
L D D W D L   f 9:a 11   success: 42%
-	16 October 2013 - Chile 2 Ecuador 1 [2-0] Estadio Nacional, Santiago	Sanchez, Medel Caicedo	WCP	AL
-	16 November 2013 - Ecuador 0 Argentina 0 [0-0] Metlife Stadium, East Rutherford		Fr	ND
-	20 November 2013 - Honduras 2 Ecuador 2 [0-1] BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston	Costly (2) Avoyí, Valencia		ND
		Paredes Palacious
-	5 March 2014 - Australia 3 Ecuador 4 [3-0] The Den, London	Cahill (2), Jedinak (pen) Martínez, Castillo (pen), Valencia, Méndez		NW
		Langerak
-	17 May 2014 - Netherlands 1 Ecuador 1 [1-1] Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam	van Persie Montero		AD
-	31 May 2014 - Mexico 3 Ecuador 1 [1-0] AT&T Stadium, Arlington	Montes, Fabian, Dos Santos Valencia		NL

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