James Richardson

All right.

Well, apart from the fact that he made loads of saves, does that speak to Ecuador being incredibly dominant in this match?

Wow.

Well, they got their first point and it worked out, which is pretty good.

Ecuador did hit the woodwork three times.

But anyway, well done.

There were those, possibly people who said that Turkey would do well at this competition, who also tipped Ecuador on the back of that defensive solidity.

But instead, they are not out yet, but it's looking pretty precarious.

They've only lost two of their manager, Sebastian Bekac's 22 games in charge, but they failed to score in 45% of them.

As we observed earlier, unlike his hairdresser, they don't produce many highlights.

Anyway, we'll see if they do better in their final group game, which will see them up against Germany.

Germany.

Trouble of fear, I think.

All right, that's coming up next Thursday.

Ecuador, Germany in New Jersey.

Curacao against Ivory Coast in Philadelphia.

Next up for us, let's hear about what happened between Netherlands and Sweden.

Netherlands took on Sweden in the early game on Saturday.

It was a very even affair.

Yes, Netherlands got five goals, but Anthony Alanga did that amazing back-heel nutmeg.