In Brasilia, the Peruvian team could not sustain the result and was beaten 4-0 by Brazil, on date 10 of the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, who were sharp in the attack and that in two penalties taken by Raphinha, one scissors from Andreas Pereira. and a strong shot from Luiz Henrique sealed the match.
Although Peru controlled the Brazilian team’s attacks from the start, Carlos Zambrano’s handball in the 35th minute of the first half which had to be reviewed by the VAR decided the Uruguayan referee Esteban Ostojich to take the penalty. In the maximum penalty Raphinha finished hard and opened the scoring for the team led by Dorival Junior.
In the second half, in the 53rd minute, a strong tackle by Carlos Zambrano in the Peruvian area caused Ostojich to take the maximum penalty again. Raphinha stood up again and scored, making it 2-0 in the final over a Peru side that is getting further from its dream of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup with each passing day.
The third goal came from a center by Luiz Henriquez who found Andreas Pereira and hit the Gallese fence with an excellent scissors kick; However, three minutes later, Luiz Henrique with a strong shot sealed the 4-0 in favor of Brazil.
In November, however, the Peruvian team will be in action again and this time the team will be without Pedro Gallese and Bryan Reyna due to the accumulation of yellow cards; However, it would be to recover Gianluca Lapadula, who, according to El Comercio, is already in rehabilitation with his Cagliari team. Chile will be in front of them, last in the standings with 5 points and led by Ricardo Gareca, the former coach of the bicolor team who does not raise his head, in the head of the ‘Roja’.
The long-awaited meeting between Peru and Chile will take place on November 16, 2023, within the framework of the 11th date of the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. This exciting game promises to be a tough duel, given the historical confrontation between the two teams.
Peru vs. Chile: DATE AND TIME OF THE COMMUNITY
- Date: November 16, 2024
- Time: 8:30 pm (local time in Peru)
Peru vs. Chile: Channel Party
You can follow the game LIVE on TV Peru vs. Chile through América TV and ATV (open signal) and Movistar Deportes (cable) on Peruvian soil. If you are in Chile you can watch this game on Chilevisión (open signal) and on ESPN (cable)
Peru vs. Chile: Matches in Lima
Peru vs. Chile faced each other 10 times in Lima, where the bicolor won 7 games and La Roja won the other three games. The so-called ‘classic of the Pacific’ has a peculiarity, because they have never tied in the Qualifiers in Lima.