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Ecuador Declare National Holiday After Stunning Germany to Reach World Cup Knockout Stage

Ecuador's historic 2-1 win over Germany sent the nation into celebration, prompting President Daniel Noboa to declare a national holiday after the team reached the World Cup knockout stage.

Ecuador Declare National Holiday After Stunning Germany to Reach World Cup Knockout Stage

Ecuador Germany World Cup

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  • Posted:June 27, 2026 10:37 am
  • Update:June 27, 2026 10:37 am
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Cloud TV Desk: Ecuador celebrated one of the biggest victories in its football history after defeating Germany 2-1 to qualify for the FIFA World Cup knockout stage (Ecuador Germany World Cup) for the first time in 20 years.

Following the dramatic win in the final group-stage match on Friday, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa declared the following day a national holiday to celebrate the team’s historic achievement.

Historic Victory Over Germany

Ecuador produced an impressive performance to overcome four-time world champions Germany in a thrilling 2-1 victory.

The result secured Ecuador’s place in the knockout rounds, marking the nation’s best World Cup campaign in two decades.

President Declares National Holiday

President Daniel Noboa praised the players and coaching staff in a social media post following the match.

“They endured criticism, insults and difficult moments, yet they stood up and brought immense joy to the entire nation. Tomorrow is a holiday. Long live Ecuador,” Noboa wrote.

The announcement was welcomed across the country as celebrations erupted after the historic victory.

Nation Celebrates Historic Achievement

Fans poured onto the streets in Quito and other cities to celebrate Ecuador’s qualification for the knockout stage.

The victory (Ecuador Germany World Cup) has sparked renewed belief that Ecuador can continue its remarkable World Cup journey and challenge some of the tournament’s biggest teams in the next round.

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