Ecuador hits 4-0 to Haiti

Ecuador booked a spot in the Copa America Centenario quarterfinals with a 4-0 win over Haiti in Group B on Sunday.

Enner Valencia proceeded with his shocking structure for the national social occasion as he joined an goal and two assists to his uncommon game-plan of work beginning now at the century contention, keeping up his fine club structure from West Ham this season.

Having drawn its opening two games against Brazil and Peru, Ecuador knew a win by two goals or more in the last amassing redirection would see the side through to the knockout rounds.

The interest for goals got off to the best begin when Valencia scored the opener after only 11 minutes, speeding past the last line of Haiti’s watchman to catch onto Christian Noboa’s go before coolly opening the ball into the back of the net.

Jaime Ayovi copied the considerable position nine minutes at some point later after Valencia turned from goalscorer to supplier with some unselfish play, before the Haitians came into the preoccupation with a solid period to close the half.

Haiti couldn’t locate the vital focus, regardless and went 3-0 down to Noboa’s 57th-minute strike.

Having effectively laid on an goal for Ayovi, Valencia set up his namesake Antonio Valencia, as he teed up the Manchester United player for the most clear of zeniths with 12 minutes staying to finish the whipping.

Ecuador took off two changes to the team which drew with Peru on Wednesday.

One was completed through Gabriel Achilier’s suspension, bringing Atletico Mineiro protector Frickson Erazo in the side as Ayovi came into partner West Ham’s Enner Valencia up top.

Haiti guide Patrice Neveu reacted to his side’s 7-1 pummeling with four changes.

Not that the side appeared to stem the surge of targets yielded, as Ecuador emerged only 11 minutes into the redirection through Valencia.

He nearly had a second six minutes thereafter yet for a fine additional from Haiti goalkeeper Johny Placide, in any case he didn’t need to sit tight ache for another open door, this time surrendering the set Ayovi for an essential climax.

Haiti just about hit back drawing nearer the half-hour mark as Mechack Jerome shook the crossbar with a beating header before Romain Genevois turned the skip back over the most raised motivation behind the net, which started a solid period from the unfancied Haitians, with Sony Norde legitimizing his focal’s determination with some surprising runs that had the Ecuador hindrance on the back foot.