Canada and Ecuador played out a goalless draw in an International Friendly on 14 November, with the visitors dominating possession but failing to break through a resolute Canadian defence. Ecuador controlled proceedings with 76 per cent possession and generated 0.41 xG, though they managed only four shots with none on target, highlighting their inability to fashion clear-cut opportunities despite territorial advantage. Canada, operating in a 4-4-2 shape, absorbed pressure effectively while remaining dangerous on the counter; they recorded four shots with one on target and accumulated 0.48 xG, slightly outperforming their limited attacking output. The Canadian goalkeeper made one save to maintain his clean sheet, whilst Ecuador's stopper was equally untroubled in recording a 100 per cent save percentage. Both teams settled for a stalemate in a match defined by Ecuador's possession dominance and Canada's defensive solidity, with neither side able to capitalise on their respective strengths. The draw leaves both nations with a point in their friendly fixture schedule.