SHOWS: MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY (SEPTEMBER 11, 2012) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) REINALDO RUEDA, ECUADOR'S WORLD CUP SOCCER COACH SAYING: "We knew that Uruguay was having a hard time and that they would put it all on the pitch but Ecuador was well organized and took advantage of the opportunity of the situation to go with the marker in favor and after that control the game well. Uruguay reacted in the second period, they took the ball, the control of the game and, well, they were lucky to have found a goal with two rebounds. Two of our rebounds created the situation at the end. It is an important win to be able to score a point being the visiting team." 2. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) OSCAR TABÁREZ URUGUAY'S WORLD CUP SOCCER COACH SAYING: "During these two games what it showed us is that the team is not well." 3. CAMERAS AT NEWS CONFERENCE 4. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) OSCAR TABÁREZ URUGUAY'S WORLD CUP SOCCER COACH SAYING: "The players are the first ones who are worried by this which is not what we had obviously expected. In these six points (against Chile and then Ecuador) we would have wished for another result but reality is not that. STORY: Striker Edinson Cavani hit a 67th minute equaliser to give South American champions Uruguay a 1-1 draw with Ecuador at the Centenario on Tuesday (September 11) and save them from a second successive defeat in the World Cup qualifiers. The Uruguayans, whose 18-match unbeaten run came to an end with a 4-0 loss in Colombia on Friday, have dropped down the South American standings and are one point behind Colombia, Ecuador and leaders Argentina, who faced Peru later on Tuesday. "We knew that Uruguay was having a hard time and that they would put it all on the pitch but Ecuador was well organized and took advantage of the opportunity of the situation to go with the marker in favor and after that control the game well," said Ecuador's coach Reinaldo Rueda at a post-match news conference. "The players are the first ones who are worried by this which is not what we had obviously expected," said Uruguay's coach Oscar Tabaréz.