Ecuador vs Jamaica Head-to-Head and Key Stats you need to know before match 11 of the 2024 Copa America 

Ecuador and Jamaica will trade tackles at the Allegiant Stadium in a 2024 Copa America Group B fixture on Wednesday (June 26). The Ecuadorians kickstarted their campaign with a 2-1 defeat to Venezuela over the weekend.

They were reduced to 10 men following Enner Valencia's 22nd-minute dismissal but went ahead through Jeremy Sarmiento with five minutes left in the first half. Jhonder Cadiz and Eduard Bello scored second-half goals to help La Vinotinto claim all three points.

Jamaica, meanwhile, fell to a 1-0 defeat to Mexico. Gerardo Arteaga's 69th-minute strike proved to be the difference between the two sides. The loss left the The Reggae Boyz at the bottom of Group B, while Ecuador are third, with both sides on zero points.

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Ecuador vs Jamaica Head-to-Head stats

This will be the fifth meeting between the two sides. Ecuador have three wins, while one game was drawn. The last time they squared off was in September 2018 when Ecuador claimed a 2-0 victory in a friendly.

All prior four games were friendlies, with this being the first competitive game between them.

Ecuador form guide: L-W-W-L-L

Jamaica form guide: L-W-W-W-L

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Ecuador vs Jamaica: Numbers you need to know before their 2024 Copa America encounter

• Jamaica climbed two places to 53rd in the FIFA world rankings, while Ecuador climbed one place to 30th.
• There have been 3+ goals scored in 11 of Ecuador's last 15 games at the Copa America.
• Jamaica's last four games have been decided by one-goal margins, but their loss to Mexico ended their three-game winning run.
• Ecuador have made it to the knockouts in two of the last three Copa Anerica editions. Jamaica have never made it out of the group stage in their previous two Copa participations in 2015 and 2016.
• Al Ettifaq forward Demarai Gray's last five international goals have come in winning causes. The 27-year-old could come up against Alexander Dominguez in the Ecuadorian goal. The LDU Quito shotstopper has kept one clean sheet in 10 previous appearances at the Copa America, conceding at least twice on seven occasions.
• Ecuador have not kept a clean sheet in five games, losing three.
• Jamaica have won eight of their last 14 games, including against Canada and Trinidad and Tobago.