LDU Quito Live Score

Ecuador

LDU Quito

Estadio Rodrigo Paz DelgadoQuitoFounded 1930
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D
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1930
Founded
29
Squad
6
Goals
3
Top: G.
Top scorers
1
AGA. Gomez
A. GomezMidfielder · #32
0goals
2
RMR. Mina
R. MinaMidfielder · #27
0goals
3
RARicardo Ade
Ricardo AdeDefender · #4
0goals
4
ECEderson Castillo
Ederson CastilloMidfielder · #21
0goals
Squad29 players
Goalkeepers3
12
AVA. Villa
A. VillaEcuador
0Goals
1Matches
22
ADAlexander Domínguez Carabalí
Alexander Domínguez CarabalíEcuador
0Goals
1Matches
1
GVG. Valle
G. ValleEcuador
0Goals
8Matches
Defenders10
4
RARicardo Ade
Ricardo AdeHaiti
0Goals
8Matches
28
JCJ. Cuero
J. CueroEcuador
0Goals
1Matches
44
LSL. Segovia
L. SegoviaEcuador
0Goals
5Matches
30
GAG. Allala
G. AllalaUruguay
0Goals
7Matches
26
JCJ. Caicedo
J. Caicedo
0Goals
0Matches
23
YQYerlin Quinonez
Yerlin QuinonezEcuador
1Goals
5Matches
33
LELeonel Enrique Quiñónez Padilla
Leonel Enrique Quiñónez PadillaEcuador
0Goals
9Matches
3
RARichard Alexander Mina Caicedo
Richard Alexander Mina CaicedoEcuador
0Goals
4Matches
14
JAJosé Alfredo Quintero Ordóñez
José Alfredo Quintero OrdóñezEcuador
0Goals
8Matches
31
DIDaniel Isai de la Cruz de la Cruz
Daniel Isai de la Cruz de la CruzEcuador
0Goals
6Matches
Midfielders11
32
AGA. Gomez
A. Gomez
0Goals
0Matches
27
RMR. Mina
R. Mina
0Goals
0Matches
21
ECEderson Castillo
Ederson CastilloEcuador
0Goals
1Matches
24
JCJ. Calle
J. Calle
0Goals
0Matches
99
CTC. Tobar
C. TobarEcuador
0Goals
3Matches
8
JPJ. Pretell
J. PretellPeru
0Goals
5Matches
10
AAAlexander Antonio Alvarado Carriel
Alexander Antonio Alvarado CarrielEcuador
1Goals
6Matches
15
GVG. Villamíl
G. VillamílBolivia
3Goals
9Matches
5
KMK. Minda
K. MindaEcuador
0Goals
8Matches
25
POP. Ortiz
P. Ortiz
0Goals
0Matches
20
FCF. Cornejo
F. CornejoChile
0Goals
7Matches
Attackers5
13
JCJ. Corozo
J. CorozoEcuador
0Goals
2Matches
7
RRR. Redes
R. RedesParaguay
0Goals
4Matches
16
DDeyverson
DeyversonBrazil
0Goals
5Matches
11
MEM. Estrada
M. EstradaEcuador
1Goals
9Matches
9
JMJ. Medina
J. MedinaColombia
0Goals
6Matches

LDU Quito — Club Profile & Match Stats

LDU Quito is a professional football club based in Quito, Ecuador, and this page provides comprehensive coverage of the club's matches, including fixtures, results, and live scores. Known as Los Albos or simply La U, the team plays its home matches at the Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, a modern stadium nestled high in the Andes. As one of Ecuador's most successful and widely supported clubs, LDU Quito has a rich history that resonates far beyond its domestic borders.

LDU Quito Club Profile

Founded in 1930, LDU Quito (Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito) has been a cornerstone of Ecuadorian football for nearly a century. The club is based in the capital city of Quito and competes in the top tier of the national league system. Its home ground, the Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado—often called La Casa Blanca—is one of the largest stadiums in the country and sits at an altitude of over 2,700 metres, giving the team a formidable home advantage. The club's traditional colours are white and blue, and its crest reflects its university origins.

LDU Quito History & Achievements

LDU Quito rose from its university roots to become a powerhouse of Ecuadorian football. The club has claimed multiple Serie A titles, consistently challenging for domestic honours. Its greatest triumphs, however, came on the continental stage. In 2008, LDU Quito made history by winning the Copa Libertadores, South America's most prestigious club competition, becoming the first Ecuadorian side to lift the trophy. The following year, the club added the Copa Sudamericana and the Recopa Sudamericana to its cabinet, and successfully defended the Recopa in 2010. These international successes cemented LDU Quito's reputation as a force in Latin American football.

The club maintains fierce rivalries, most notably the Clásico Quiteño with cross-city foe El Nacional, and heated encounters with Guayaquil giants Barcelona SC and Emelec. These matches are among the most anticipated in Ecuadorian football, drawing passionate crowds and intense media attention.

Follow LDU Quito Matches

This page is your evergreen hub for all things LDU Quito. Here you can track the club's fixtures, review past results, and follow live scores as they happen. Statistical data is updated automatically, ensuring you always have access to the latest match information without needing to search multiple sources. Whether you're looking for historical results or upcoming opponent details, this resource is designed to keep you connected to every kick of the ball.

LDU Quito — FAQ

Where does LDU Quito play its home matches?
LDU Quito plays its home matches at the Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, located in Quito, Ecuador. The stadium is also known as 'La Casa Blanca' and is one of the highest major football venues in the world.
When was LDU Quito founded?
LDU Quito was founded in 1930. The club originated from the university community in Quito and has since grown into one of Ecuador's most iconic teams.
In which country does LDU Quito play?
LDU Quito plays in Ecuador. The club is based in the capital city, Quito, and competes in the Ecuadorian Serie A, the top division of the country's football league system.
What are LDU Quito's biggest achievements?
LDU Quito's most notable achievements include winning the Copa Libertadores in 2008, the Copa Sudamericana in 2009, and the Recopa Sudamericana in 2009 and 2010. The club has also won multiple Ecuadorian Serie A titles.
Where can I see LDU Quito fixtures and results?
You can find LDU Quito's fixtures, results, and live scores on this page. The data is updated automatically to provide a reliable, year-round overview of the club's match schedule and performance.
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