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WORLD CUP hosts Qatar face their first opponents Ecuador in the tournament’s curtain-raiser TOMORROW.
The Middle Eastern side take on the South Americans as they look to gain an early foothold in a group also containing Senegal and the Netherlands.
The Qataris have never qualified for a World Cup before, but are the current Asian champions so will expect to put up a good fight in front of their own fans.
Opponents Ecuador have qualified for three previous World Cups, with their best previous finish coming in 2006 when they reached the last 16 before being beaten by a David Beckham free kick against England.
And they impressed in qualifying for this tournament, making it to Qatar with a game to spare as they picked up a fourth placed finish.
However, they were made to sweat on their place at the tournament after a complaint was filed about them fielding an ineligible player, but ultimately rebuffed by Fifa.