Peru Cup. Last Tuesday, November 7th, the Amateur Football Subcommittee of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) confirmed that the remaining stages: quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, will be moved to the capital. The central reason is to prevent possible misconduct and threats to the integrity of players, coaching staff, referees, fans and others.
The schedule calls for the games to start the next day November 18, at the Miguel Grau Stadium in Callao. The next day, Domingo 19, Phase 4 will be completed at Villa El Salvador Colossus (VES). 8 teams will compete in a single game to qualify for the semi-finals and thus secure their name in professional football: 4 teams will qualify for League 2 in 2024.
Despite knowing they have already been promoted, the four teams that win their respective keys will continue to play for the chance of reaching the grand final. The semi-finals will continue Wednesday, 22nd In VES and in the final the scenario will be repeated, but on Sunday November 26th. In all games, if there is a tie, the winner will be determined by a penalty kick. There will be no extensions.
Where can you watch the Peru Cup matches LIVE?
In circular office No. º 011-SCFA-2023, it was reported that there will be an official broadcast. “All matches played will be duly broadcast live by the television company authorized by the FPF,” the letter said. There is no exact schedule yet, but it is expected that the day and time of the first four duels will be announced in the next few hours.
Peru Cup: Key to the quarterfinals
- Miguel Grau (Apurímac) vs. Ecosem (Pasco)
- Sport Cáceres (Ayacucho) vs. ADA Jaén (Cajamarca)
- John Paul II (Lambayeque) vs. Red Devils (Puno)
- Defender Porvenir (La Libertad) vs. San Marcos FC (Ancash).