2008 in Ecuadorian football

Football in Ecuador

Season

2008

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The 2008 season is the 86th season of competitive football in Ecuador.

National leagues

Serie A

Main article: Campeonato Ecuatoriano de Fútbol Serie A 2008

Champion: Deportivo Quito (3rd title)
International cup qualifiers:
- Copa Libertadores: Deportivo Quito, Deportivo Cuenca, El Nacional
- Copa Sudamericana: Deportivo Quito
Relegated: Universidad Católica, Deportivo Azogues

Serie B

Winner: Manta (1st title)
Promoted: Manta, LDU Portoviejo
Relegated: LDU Cuenca, Brasilia

Segunda

Winner: Rocafuerte
Promoted: Rocafuerte, Atlético Audaz

Clubs in international competitions

Team	2008 Copa Libertadores	2008 Copa Sudamericana	2008 FIFA Club WC
Deportivo Cuenca	Eliminated in the Second Stage	N/A	N/A
Deportivo Quito	N/A	Eliminated in the First Stage	N/A
LDU Quito	Champion	Eliminated in the Round of 16	Runner-up
Olmedo	Eliminated in the First Stage	N/A	N/A

National team

Argentina	1 – 1	Ecuador
Palacio 90+3'	Report	Urrutia 68'

Ecuador	0 – 0	Colombia
	Report

Ecuador	3 – 1	Bolivia
Caicedo 21' Méndez 51' (pen.) Benítez 72'	Report	Botero 40'

Uruguay	0 – 0	Ecuador
	Report

Ecuador	1 – 0	Chile
Benítez 71'	Report

Venezuela	3 – 1	Ecuador
Maldonado 48' Moreno 56' Arango 67'	Report	Mina 12'

Ecuador	3 - 1	Haiti
Castillo 45' Ayoví 59' Tenorio 61'		Charles 5'

France	2 - 0	Ecuador
Gomis 60', 86'

Ecuador	1 - 0	Colombia
Benítez 38'

Ecuador	1 - 2	Mexico
Mina 8'		López 50' Matías Vuoso 90 + 3'

Iran	0 - 1	Ecuador
	Article	Martínez 56'

Oman	2 - 0	Ecuador
	Article

Women's U-20 team

The women's U-20 team participated in the South American Women's U-20 tournament in Brazil. They were drawn into Group A and finished third in the group; they failed to advance.

External links

Football in Ecuador

Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol

National teams	Men's (Ecuador at the FIFA World Cup)/Women's U-23 Men's U-20/Women's U-20 Men's U-17/Women's U-17

Leagues	Serie A Serie B Segunda Categoría Women's championship

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