1999 in Ecuadorian football

none Ecuador 1999 1998 2000 The 1999 season is the 77th season of competitive football in Ecuador. National leagues Serie A Champion: LDU Quito (6th title) International cup qualifiers: 2000 Copa Libertadores: LDU Quito, El Nacional, Emelec Relegated: Delfín, Deportivo Cuenca, Audaz Octubrino Serie B Winner: Técnico Universitario (3rd title) Promoted: Técnico Universitario Relegated: Deportivo Quinindé Segunda Winner: Deportivo Saquisilí Promoted: Deportivo Saquisilí Clubs in international competitions Team1999 Copa Libertadores1999 Copa Merconorte1999 Copa CONMEBOLBarcelonaN/AEliminated in the group stageN/ADeportivo CuencaN/AN/AEliminated in the Round of 16El NacionalN/AEliminated in the group stageN/AEmelecEliminated in the Round of 16Eliminated in the group stageN/ALDU QuitoEliminated in the Round of 16N/AN/A National teams Senior team The Ecuador national team played in seventeen matches in 1999: three Copa América matches and 14 friendlies. Copa América Ecuador was drawn into Group C with Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay. They lost all their matches and were eliminated in the group stage. TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsCOL330061+59ARG320154+16URU310224−23ECU300337−40 1 July 1999 21:05 ARG 3 – 1 Report ECU Simeone 12Palermo 55 61 Kaviedes 77 Estadio Feliciano Cáceres, Luque Gilberto Hidalgo (Peru) 4 July 1999 15:05 URU 3 – 1 Report ECU Zalayeta 72 74 Kaviedes 78 Estadio Feliciano Cáceres, Luque Mario Sánchez (Chile) 7 July 1999 19:05 COL 2 – 1 Report ECU Morantes 37Ricard 39 Graziani 50 Estadio Feliciano Cáceres, Luque Masayoshi Okada (Japan) Friendlies 27 January 1999 CRC 0 – 0 ECU Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto, Alajuela 15,000 Ronald Cedeño (Costa Rica) 31 January 1999 ECU 1 – 1 DEN 1 E. Hurtado 73 Daugaard 89 Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil 10,000 José Carpio (Ecuador) 3 February 1999 GUA 0 – 0 ECU Estadio Mateo Flores, Guatemala City 10,000 Hugo Castillo (Guatemala) 10 February 1999 PER 1 – 2 ECU Mendoza 39 E. Hurtado 66 75 Estadio Nacional, Lima 10,000 Ángel Ziani (Peru) 17 February 1999 ECU 1 – 2 PER Chalá 68 Pizarro 28Mendoza 48 Estadio Monumental, Guayaquil 15,000 Roger Zambrano (Ecuador) 14 April 1999 MEX 0 – 0 ECU Estadio Universitario, Monterrey 25,000 Kevin Stott (United States) 19 May 1999 ECU 0 – 2 VEN Urdaneta 8, 56 Estadio Reales Tamarindos, Portoviejo 26,000 Byron Moreno (Ecuador) 15 June 1999 VEN 3 – 2 ECU Rey 50García 90Morán 90+2 Montaño 15Delgado 22 Estadio Pueblo Nuevo, San Cristóbal 9,000 Edison Ibarra (Ecuador) 22 June 1999 CHI 0 – 0 ECU Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago 23,282 Daniel Giménez (Argentina) 12 October 1999 URU 0 – 0 ECU Estadio Centenario, Montevideo Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay) 27 October 1999 MEX 0 – 0 ECU Robertson Stadium, Houston 30,000 Ali Saheli (United States) Canada Cup Ecuador was invited to play in the Canada Cup, a friendly competition amongst national sides held in Edmonton. Ecuador won the competition for the senior side's first international trophy. 2 June 1999 ECU 1 – 1 IRI Montaño 39 Mousavi 66 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 5,386 Mike Seifert (Canada) 4 June 1999 ECU 3 – 1 GUA 2 Graziani 15 56Delgado 48 Rivera 20 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 8,865 Jerry Proctor (Canada) 6 June 1999 CAN 3 1 – 2 ECU Xausa 50 Graziani 17DeVos 54 o.g. Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 10,026 Antonio Marrufo (Mexico) Notes 1.1Not a full FIFA international match because Denmark fielded a team with only players from its own league. 2.2Guatemala fielded its U-23 team. It is still considered as a full FIFA international match. 3.3Canada fielded its U-23 team. It is still considered as a full FIFA international match. External links National leagues details on RSSSF 1999