The second rival of the Peruvian team in the qualification will be the strong Brazil. Scratch comes into this game with all his might, motivated by the 5-1 victory it gave Bolivia on Matchday 1. Aware that it will be up against one of the toughest teams in the region, the goalkeeper Pedro Gallese He made it clear when addressing the challenge that lies ahead of the Bicolor.
The “Octopus” considered that one of the keys to not succumb to the Verdeamarelha will be to pay particular attention to the tactical disposition of the team led by Fernando Diniz. “We know that Brazil has a high level. You have to work on the game minute by minute and be tactically attentive. “It will be difficult, but with the support of the people and if we all give 100 percent, we will make it,” explained the goalkeeper.
Gallese recalled that Bicolor will have the advantage of being at home, which is why, like against the Guaraníes, they are trying to get points. “Brazil are trying to impose their game but we are at home and we want to keep improving. “We have a clear goal and it will be more difficult than the game against Paraguay,” he said.
Gallese was the figure of Peru vs. Peru. Paraguay
One of the main reasons that Peru vs. Paraguay ended 0-0 as a goalkeeper for Orlando City. Bicolor’s “1” covered a very clear Albirroja chance in the 76th minute, but also had other notable interventions. For this reason, even coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto capitulated to him. “Gallese’s performance was fantastic,” he said at a press conference.
When does the Peruvian team play?
The Peru vs Brazil match, for date 2 of the 2026 World Cup qualification, will be played this Tuesday, September 12, from 9:00 p.m. (Peruvian time) at the National Stadium in Lima.