Peru vs Brazil Match Analysis & Prediction

13/09/2023 5:00 am

Brazil will be looking to follow up Saturday’s dominant victory over Bolivia when they travel to Lima for Tuesday’s match against Peru in World Cup qualifying.
Meawhile, the hosts will be hoping to pull off a surprise result and claim all three points after they shared the spoils with Paraguay in their opening match.
After CONMEBOL were awarded an extra automatic qualifying spot for the expanded 2026 tournament, Peru will believe that they have a real chance of reaching their fifth World Cup finals.
Juan Reynoso’s side were forced to work hard in their opening match against Paraguay after Luis Advincula was sent off on the stroke of halftime for two bookable offenses.
The 10 men of Peru held firm in the second half to hold Paraguay to a goalless draw, ensuring that they returned home with a crucial point.
While they may have won just one of their last five internationals, Peru will be pleased with the fact that they have now kept three clean sheets in their last four matches.
Brazil interim manager Fernando Diniz, who is balancing the role with his position as Fluminense head coach, began his tenure with a 5-1 victory over Bolivia in Belem on Saturday.
Rodrygo scored either side of a Raphinha strike to give Brazil a commanding three -goal lead, before Neymar netted a brace to become the nation’s men’s leading scorer, surpassing the reord previously held by Pele.
That result represented Brazil’s fourth successive victory in World Cup qualifying – a run that includes three consecutive 4-0 wins over Paraguay, Chile and Bolivia.
Peru vs. Brazil Head to head
In the 23 previous meetings between these two teams, Peru have claimed three victories while Brazil have won 17, and they have drawn in three. Brazil have scored 52 goals and conceded 13 in the process.
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11/09/2019Brazil0Peru1Friendlies
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14/10/2020Peru2Brazil4CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers
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18/06/2021Brazil4Peru0CONMEBOL Copa America
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06/07/2021Brazil1Peru0CONMEBOL Copa America
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10/09/2021Brazil2Peru0CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers
Peru Team News
Peru will be forced into a change at right-back, with Aldo Corzo set to replace Advincula, who will serve a one-game suspension following his red card on Friday.
After being introduced at half time against Paraguay, Feyenoord’s Marcos Lopez is in contention to start on Wednesday.
Peru's Last 5 Matches
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25/03/2023Germany2Peru0Friendlies
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28/03/2023Morocco0Peru0Friendlies
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16/06/2023Korea Republic0Peru1Friendlies
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20/06/2023Japan4Peru1Friendlies
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08/09/2023Paraguay0Peru0CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers
Brazil Team News
There are doubts surrounding the fitness of Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhaes, who was forced off in the 85th minute of his international debut with an injury issue.
If Gabriel is unable to feature, Diniz could decide to bring Al Ahli defender Ibanez into the starting lineup on Wednesday.
Brazil's Last 5 Matches
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09/12/2022Croatia(P)1Brazil1FIFA World Cup
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26/03/2023Morocco2Brazil1Friendlies
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17/06/2023Brazil4Guinea1Friendlies
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20/06/2023Brazil2Senegal4Friendlies
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09/09/2023Brazil5Bolivia1CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers
Peru vs. Brazil: Odds and Predictions
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