Netherlands vs. Ecuador World Cup time, live stream, TV channel, lineups, odds for FIFA Qatar 2022 match

Ben Miller

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The Netherlands and Ecuador will both be intent on securing second wins when they launch second round of group stage action at the 2022 FIFA World Cup with a showdown in Group E.

Ecuador enjoyed a comprehensive 2-0 victory over underwhelming hosts Qatar in the first game of the tournaments, and the Netherlands followed suit with a late win by the same scoreline over Senegal the following day.

In-form striker Enner Valencia headed straight to the top of the scoring charts by bagging both of Ecuador's goals, while Cody Gakpo and Davy Klaassen hit the net for Oranje.

Here's how you can watch all the action in the major global territories.

MORE: Netherlands vs. Ecuador prediction, odds, betting tips and best bets for World Cup 2022 group stage

Netherlands vs. Ecuador live stream, TV channel

The match will take place at 7 p.m. local time and take place at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha, which was opened in 1976 and has a capacity of almost 46,000.

  Date Time TV Channel Streaming
USA Friday, Nov. 25 11:00 ET Fox, Telemundo fuboTV,
Fox Sports site/app,
Telemundo Deportes site/app,
Peacock
Canada Friday, Nov. 25 11:00 EST TSN,
RDS (French)
TSN site/app
RDS app
UK Friday, Nov. 25 16:00 GMT ITV 1,
STV (Scotland)
ITV Hub / ITVX,
STV Player (Scotland)
Australia Sat, Nov. 26 03:00 AEDT SBS SBS On Demand
India Fri, Nov. 25 21:30 IST Sports18 Voot, JioTV
Hong Kong Sat, Nov. 26 00:00 HKT Now TV (Ch. 616, 618) Now TV
Malaysia Sat, Nov. 26 00:00 MYT Astro, RTM TV2,
Unifi TV
Astro GO
Singapore Sat, Nov. 26 00:00 SGT StarHub (Ch. 251/252), Singtel TV Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+, MeWatch
New Zealand Sat, Nov. 26 05:00 NZDT Sky Sport 7 beIN Sports Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW

MORE: Watch every World Cup match live with fuboTV (U.S.-only free trial)

Netherlands vs. Ecuador lineups

Prior to the opening match, Netherlands boss Louis van Gaal stated that Memphis Depay would miss the game due to injury – only for the striker to enter the fray from the bench.

It's possible that Depay could be available to start this game, but it's now hard to trust what van Gaal says.

Netherlands projected lineup (3-5-2, right to left): 23. Noppert (GK) — 3. De Ligt, 4. Van Dijk, 5. Ake — 22. Dumfries, 11. Berghuis, 21. De Jong, 17. Blind — 8. Gakpo — 18. Janssen, 7. Bergwijn

Ecuador saw talisman Valencia come off with a knee injury in the 77th minute after making his mark in the opener – a huge concern considering how prolific he is. The only other injury depriving La Tri is that of 25-year-old winger Joao Rojas, who is not at the tournament due to a torn ACL.

Ecuador projected lineup (4-4-2, right to left): 22. Galindez (GK) — 17. A. Preciado, 3. Hincapie, 2. Torres, 7. Estupinan — 19. Plata, 20. Mendez, 23.Caicedo, 10.Ibarra — 13. Valencia, 11. Estrada

Netherlands vs. Ecuador odds

Netherlands are favourites despite not looking entirely convincing in their opener against Senegal. Still, their attacking firepower makes the Dutch dangerous, and Ecuador could be without their main marksman in this match.

It's the question marks around Enner Valencia that are tipping the scales here towards fewer goals, with the under and both teams not to score featuring tilted odds.

Odds via BetMGM (USA), Sports Interaction (Canada), SkyBet (UK), and LadBrokes (Australia).

  BetMGM Sports
Interaction
SkyBet LadBrokes
Netherlands win -125 1.77 3/4 4/5
Draw +250 3.39 12/5 12/5
Ecuador win +360 4.55 7/2 18/5
Both teams
to score Y / N
+100 / -135 1.88 / 1.73 10/11, 4/5 19/20, 4/5
Over / Under
2.5 goals
+105 / -150 2.07 / 1.71 11/10, 4/6 11/10, 4/6
Netherlands -0.5 -135 1.79
Ecuador +0.5 +100 1.99

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Ben Miller has been writing about sport for 25 years, following all levels of football as well as boxing, MMA, athletics and tennis. He’s seen five promotions, three relegations, one World Cup winner and home games in at least three different stadiums as a result of his lifelong devotion to Brighton & Hove Albion. His main aim each week is to cover at least one game or event that does not require a last-minute rewrite.