Goal efficiency
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Huracan · Copa America · Goalkeeper · #1 · Ecuador · 38 yrs
H. Galíndez plays as a goalkeeper for Huracan. H. Galíndez is a represents Ecuador, 38 years old, goalkeeper, currently at Huracan. H. Galíndez wears shirt number 1 for Huracan. H. Galíndez was born in Rosario, Argentina on 1987-03-30. H. Galíndez is 189 cm tall and weighs 84 kg. H. Galíndez's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Copa America, World Cup, World Cup - Qualification South America, Liga Profesional Argentina, and other leagues. H. Galíndez's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore H. Galíndez season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Ecuador ECU |
| 2026 |  Huracan HUR |
| 2025 | Ecuador ECU |
| 2025 | Huracan HUR |
| 2024 | Ecuador ECU |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-01-22 | € 375K |  Aucas | Huracan HUR |
| 2022-07-01 | Free |  Universidad de Chile CHI | Aucas |
| 2022-01-07 | Free |  Universidad Catolica | Universidad de Chile CHI |
Season intelligence
Profile as Goalkeeper: shot-stopper, high usage, distribution. Archetype: Modern goalkeeper. Season rating 7.1.
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Mexico secured a crucial 2-0 win over Ecuador in the Round of 32 and booked a place among the 16 best teams at the 2026 World Cup. Mexico didn’t disappoint in front of their own fans at Mexico City Stadium, turning in a strong performance to beat Ecuador 2-0 and book their place in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. The co-hosts broke the deadlock through a well-worked attacking move that caught Ecuador off guard. Roberto Alvarado slipped a pass into space to spring Julian Quiñones, who took the ball in stride and fired it past goalkeeper Hernan Galindez to open the scoring — his third goal of the tournament. El Tri doubled their advantage soon after, when brilliant interplay between Quiñones and Raul Jiménez carved out space at the edge of the box, allowing Jiménez to curl a finish into the top corner to seal the game and give his team a spot in the next round. With the win, Javier Aguirre’s men keep alive their bid to match or better Mexico‘s best-ever World Cup showings, the quarterfinal runs they produced as hosts back in 1970 and 1986. ¡MÉXICO A OCTAVOS DE FINAL! 😤El verde seguirá pintando esta Copa del Mundo. TODOS JUNTOS.¡Vamooooooos! 👊#SomosMéxico 🇲🇽 pic.twitter.com/HhTNuFVkZR— Selección Nacional (@miseleccionmx) July 1, 2026 Mexico’s Round of 16 rival and venue After defeating Ecuador, Mexico will face the winner of England and DR Congo in the Round of 16 on July 5 at Mexico City Stadium, keeping El Tri on home turf for a second straight knockout match. On paper, England would appear to be the likely next opponent, as clear favorites over the African side. Should they come out on top, Mexico would have a chance at revenge, as the two sides have met only once before at a World Cup, back in 1966, when the Europeans won 2-0 in the group stage. If DR Congo pull off the upset, it would mark their first-ever World Cup meeting with Mexico. The two sides do have one prior meeting, though, a 2006 friendly that the North Americans won 2-1 in the buildup to that year’s World Cup in Germany.
Mexico and Ecuador are clashin in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32, with the presence of star Raul Jimenez being one of the main questions for the game. Mexico and Ecuador are set to collide today, Tuesday, June 30th, in a massive Round of 32 showdown in the 2026 World Cup at the historic Estadio Azteca. With El Tri heavily focused on staging a deep tournament run on home soil, fan speculation has intensely centered around whether star striker Raul Jimenez will anchor the attack from the opening whistle. Jimenez has been included in the starting XI against Ecuador. Head coach Javier Aguirre made the tactical decision to rest the Fulham striker on the substitutes’ bench during the final group-stage match against Czechia, as Mexico had already locked up the top spot in the group. Now fully fresh and fit, Jimenez will make his highly anticipated return to the lineup. El Tri enters the knockout stage on the heels of a flawless group-stage campaign, distinguishing themselves as the only team in the entire tournament to not concede a single goal during the opening round. A clinical 2-0 victory over South Africa set the tone before a gritty 1-0 win over South Korea, which allowed Aguirre to heavily rotate his squad as Mexico cruised past Czechia 3-0 to complete a perfect start. Conversely, Ecuador arrives in the Round of 32 after securing a dramatic knockout berth as a third-place qualifier out of Group E. A tough 1-0 defeat to the Ivory Coast and a frustrating scoreless draw against Curaxao left La Tri‘s tournament hopes hanging by a thread, but a historic 2-1 upset over Germany punched their ticket to the knockouts, providing a massive morale boost they hope to ride all the way. 📍Comunicado oficial pic.twitter.com/7jbJcsiHXr— FEF 🇪🇨 (@FEFecuador) June 30, 2026 Mexico and Ecuador clash after a heated night at the team hotel In a fiery matchup between two Latin American rivals, Ecuador’s arrival in Mexico City was met with a hostile reception from the locals. On Monday night, June 29th, a large group of passionate Mexican supporters swarmed the hotel where the Ecuadorian national team was staying, setting off a barrage of loud fireworks, aggressive chants, musical serenades, and car horns in a deliberate attempt to disrupt the players’ sleep, with video clips of the scene quickly going viral on social media. On Tuesday morning, the Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) quickly fired back, releasing an official statement condemning the “unsporting actions” ahead of the match. “Regarding certain off-the-pitch actions that occurred in the buildup to the Round of 32 match, the Ecuadorian Football Federation informs that it has sent a formal complaint to the organization, as this behavior is a far cry from the principles of fair play, equality, and unity that a football World Cup should represent,” part of the statement read. Confirmed lineups for Mexico and Ecuador Mexico’s confirmed lineup (4-3-3): Raul Rangel; Jorge Sanchez, Johan Vasquez, Cesar Montes, Jesus Gallardo; Gilberto Mora, Erik Lira, Luis Romo; Roberto Alvarado, Raul Jimenez; Julian Quiñones.Head coach: Javier Aguirre. Ecuador’s confirmed lineup (4-4-2): Hernan Galindez; Alan Franco, Joel Ordoñez, William Pacho, Piero Hincapie; John Yeboah, Pedro Vite, Moises Caicedo, Nilson Angulo; Gonzalo Plata, Enner Valencia.Head coach: Sebastian Beccacece.
Ecuador faces a must-win situation against Curacao in a crucial Matchday 2 showdown in Group E at the 2026 World Cup. Ecuador and Curacao are set to square off at Kansas City Stadium for a high-stakes Matchday 2 clash in 2026 World Cup Group E. With both teams dropping their opening matches, the hunt is on for their first three points of the tournament. Sebastián Beccacece’s Ecuador side suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to the Ivory Coast in their tournament opener. They now find themselves in urgent need of a victory to keep their dreams of advancing to the knockout rounds alive. On the other side of the pitch, Curacao is looking to rebound after being dismantled 7-1 by Germany in their debut. The Caribbean nation will be aiming to pull off a massive South American upset to avoid an early exit from the world stage. Ecuador confirmed lineup In search of a spark, the Argentine manager is expected to shake things up significantly from the opening match. Beccacece could alter his tactical formation entirely to prioritize a highly aggressive, must-win approach. 🇪🇨 Vamos Ecuador 🇪🇨🆚🇨🇼⌚19H00 (ECU)🏆COPA MUNDIAL DE LA FIFA📅Fecha 2 – Fase de Grupos🏟️Estadio Kansas City#UnSoloEcuador 🇪🇨 pic.twitter.com/nhsNVTDyzy— La Tri 🇪🇨 (@LaTri) June 20, 2026 Ecuador’s confirmed lineup: Hernán Galíndez; Alan Franco, Willian Pacho, Piero Hincapié, Jervis Estupiñán; Jordy Alcívar, Pedro Vite, Moisés Caicedo; Gonzalo Plata, Enner Valencia, John Yeboah. Curacao confirmed lineup Head coach Dick Advocaat has the luxury of a fully fit squad ahead of this matchup. Despite the heavy defeat to Germany, the Caribbean side escaped without any fresh injury concerns or disciplinary suspensions. Curacao’s confirmed lineup: Eloy Room; Jurien Gaari, Armando Obispo, Sherel Floranus, Deveron Fonville; Leandro Bacuna, Livano Comenencia, Juninho Bacuna; Tahith Chong, Jurgen Locadia.
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