Venezuela vs. Ecuador Live Stream: Watch Copa América Online, TV Channel, Lineups

How to watch Venezuela vs. Ecuador in the Copa América group stage on Sunday, June 20.
Venezuela vs. Ecuador Live Stream: Watch Copa América Online, TV Channel, Lineups
Venezuela vs. Ecuador Live Stream: Watch Copa América Online, TV Channel, Lineups /

After a nightmare start to the Copa América, Venezuela is beginning to emerge as one of the surprise stories of the tournament.

In the days leading up to the Copa América opener against Brazil, a COVID-19 outbreak in the Venezuela squad decimated the side, leading to the team calling up 15 emergency replacements just a day before its first game. What followed was a thrashing from defending champion Brazil that could have been much worse than the 3–0 scoreline.

But in its second match against Colombia, 15th in the FIFA world rankings, Venezuela's replacement side put together an inspiring performance in a scoreless draw to earn a point, despite facing 23 shots and holding only 35% possession.

How to Watch:

Time: 5 p.m. ET

TV Channel: FOX, Univision, TUDN

Live Stream: You can stream the match on fuboTV. Sign up now for a free seven-day trial.

Lineups: 

Venezuela XI: Fariñez; González, Velázquez, Martínez, Del Pino, Cumana; Martínez, Moreno, Castillo, Cásseres; Aristeguieta 

Ecuador XI: Ortíz; Preciado, Arboleda, Hincapié, Estupiñán; Mena, Méndez, Caicedo, Preciado; Campana, Valencia

Next for Venezuela comes a meeting with Ecuador, which lost 1–0 to Colombia in its only Copa América match thus far.

The two sides last met in June 2019 in a friendly that ended in a 1–1 draw. Venezuela has not defeated Ecuador in its last six meetings, with the last win coming in 2011.

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Andrew Gastelum is a programming editor and writer at Sports Illustrated who specializes in soccer, the Olympics and international sports. He joined the SI staff in March 2021 and previously contributed to Howler Magazine and NBC Sports. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame alum and is currently based in Italy.