Copa America 2024: Mexico Soccer Odds Vs. Ecuador On Sunday

As Copa America 2024 gets underway, TheLines will preview select matches in the event. Here, we’ll look at Mexico soccer odds for Matchday 3 versus Ecuador. It’s a match the Mexicans need to win in order to advance. In this next Group B battle, Mexico is on the three-way moneyline to win. Ecuador is . The game will be broadcast on FOX in the United States, with kickoff Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.
Below, we’ll reveal ways to bet on Mexico or Ecuador in their second Copa America match. Click any of the odds below to make a wager at online betting sites in your area and find the best soccer sportsbook promos here.
How To Bet On Mexico Soccer Odds vs. Ecuador
The first three (and most popular ways) to bet on Mexico games are to bet the spread, moneyline, or total goals. Each is explained below. Remember that soccer games can end in draws during group stages, hence the three-way line.
Mexico Predictions For Today
+185 odds to win imply Mexico has about a 35% chance of getting a win against Ecuador, with an Ecuador win and draw making up the other 65%.
Mexico Copa America Tournament Predictions
The fourth way to bet on Mexico soccer is via futures.
- to advance out of Group B (finish first or second in the group)
- to win Group
- to reach final
- to win the tournaments
Though Mexico entered as the group favorite, the odds are now against them following a couple of poor initial showings. Crucially, they lost to Venezuela, and Ecuador’s superior goal difference has the Mexicans in third. That means they need a win against the team that was considered the second-strongest in the group.
Game Props
The fifth fun way to bet on Mexico soccer odds vs. Ecuador is by utilizing game props. See below for some select game props. Soccer game props at your sportsbooks include both teams to score, total yellow cards, and corner kicks.
Player Props
Another way to bet on Mexico on Wednesday is by utilizing player props. See below for select Mexico vs. Ecuador odds, including anytime goalscorer, to score the first goal, etc.
Mexico Vs. Ecuador Preview
Mexico has backed itself into a corner. They now must win against Ecuador to advance. A draw won’t go it, as the teams are equal on points, but Ecuador would nip Mexico on goal difference — +1 to 0. In that scenario, Mexico’s lack of a dominating win over weak sister Jamaica (just 1-0) would come back to bite them.
Mexico seemed like it had lined itself up to overcome that initial sleepy effort. They piled up 2.88 xGoals (just 1.17 against) against the Venezuelans but failed to break through. Mexico dominated across the board statistically, going +8 in shots, +3 in shots on target, +5 in corners, and winning possession 61-39.
If Mexico can just up the finishing quality and summon a similar effort here, they’ll have a chance to advance.
However, the teams’ performances so far suggest there’s no reason to expect a Mexico victory. Each team lost to Venezuela and beat Jamaica. Ecuador at least has a valid excuse for its loss — they played most of the match down a man after a first-half red card.
Now, Ecuador has the advantage of inertia. That is, they simply need to draw to get through and don’t need to take any major risks. The burden is on Mexico to make something happen.
Bettors may want to look for a live opportunity here. An early Mexican goal should open things up considerably, as Ecuador would then need to push forward.
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Mexico Soccer vs. Ecuador Projected Starting Lineups
Here’s a glance at each team’s expected starting lineup:
Mexico | Ecuador |
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GK Julio Gonzalez | GK Alexander Dominguez |
DF Johan Vasquez | DF Felix Torres |
DF Cesar Montes | DF Piero Hincapie |
DF Jorge Sanchez | DF William Pacho |
DF Gerardo Arteaga | DF Angelo Preciado |
MF Luis Chavez | MF John Yeboah |
MF Edson Alvarez | MF Kendry Paez |
FW Orbelin Pineda | MF Jeremy Sarmiento |
FW Julian Quinones | MF Alan Franco |
FW Uriel Antuna | MF Moises Caicedo |
FW Santiago Gimenez | FW Kevin Rodriguez |