Peru
21 Mar, 2025
02:30
Bolivia
This is a great opportunity for Peru to finally secure a win against Bolivia.
Now under new management with Ibáñez at the helm, Peru will be eager to deliver immediate results. The players will be highly motivated, knowing that a victory against a direct rival for a top-seven spot would narrow the gap to just three points, keeping their World Cup qualification hopes alive.
Bolivia, on the other hand, is known for its strong home performances, benefiting from the high-altitude conditions. However, their struggles on the road have been evident in nearly every campaign. This one is no different they have managed just one win in six away matches, conceding 20 goals while scoring only three.
What we say
Peru to Win
Peru has been solid at home during this campaign, with their only defeat coming against Argentina (0-2). In their other four home matches, they remain unbeaten and will head into this game with added motivation under new management. With experienced players like Advíncula in defense, Tapia in midfield, and Guerrero leading the attack, they have the quality to handle the pressure.
Bolivia is expected to set up defensively with a five-man backline, aiming to frustrate the hosts. However, given Peru's recent head-to-head record winning their last two home encounters against Bolivia (1-0 and 3-0) they should have enough to secure another victory.
Home team lineup
| Player Name | Player Position |
| Caceda | GK |
| Polo | RB |
| Corzo | CB |
| Araujo | CB |
| Advincula | LB |
| Sonne | DM |
| Tapia | DM |
| Pena | AM |
| Carrillo | RW |
| Flores | LW |
| Guerrero | CF |
Away team lineup
| Player Name | Player Position |
| Viscarra | GK |
| Medina | RWB |
| Haquin | RCB |
| Sagredo | CB |
| Fernandez | LCB |
| Robson Matheus | LWB |
| Cuellar | CM |
| Vaca Moreno | CM |
| Miguelito | RW |
| Vaca | LW |
| Algaranaz | CF |