At the World Cup, some national teams write pages that give meaning to their participation in the finals. They don't settle for less, they believe in it. This is the case with Ecuador, who inflicted a defeat on Germany, who had already qualified, advancing to the round of 32 and proving that nothing should be taken for granted. And to think that the Germans took the lead after just two minutes with a precise low shot from Leroy Sané in a move that appeared to be tainted by a foul on an Ecuadorian player, but which neither the referee nor the VAR deemed punishable. The South Americans, who had failed to score in their first two matches, managed to break the deadlock...