Mexico vs Peru: International Friendly Live Stream, Schedule, Fixture and Probable Lineups

World Cup bound side Mexico will take on Peru in an international friendly at the Rose Bowl in California on Saturday night. The North American outfit managed to secure a place in the upcoming World Cup in Qatar courtesy of finishing second in the CONCACAF group, while Peru failed to get past the last hurdle as they lost the inter-continental playoff match against Australia. Mexico are heading into the match on the back of a 1-0 defeat against Paraguay in a friendly, earlier this month..

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Mexico had an impressive World Cup qualifying campaign, recording eight wins from 14 games to collect 28 points, level with first-placed Canada, but separated by goal-difference. However, since booking their place in the finals earlier this year, El Tri have just two wins from their last seven games across all competitions. Mexico is preparing to make their eighth successive appearance at the global event. In their last outing against Paraguay, Derlis Gonzalez’ lone goal separated the two sides at Mercedes Benz Arena on September 1. 

Peru, on the other hand, managed to secure a fifth place finish in the South American qualifying group and earned a place in the intercontinental playoff. But AFC outfit Australia prevailed 5-4 winners on penalties to break the hearts of the Peruvians. After failing to qualify for the World Cup, Peruvian federation have put the future of the national side in the hands of Juan Reynoso, who, as a player, captained his team to a semi-final appearance at the 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup. 

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Probable Lineups

Mexico boss Gerardo Martino has selected a strong squad for the upcoming two friendlies. Wolves forward Raul Jimenez, who is just three shy of reaching 100 appearances for the national team, is likely to lead the line with Martin and Hirving Lozano in support. Gutierrez, Herrera and Pineda could form the midfield-trio. As for Peru, goalkeeper Pedro Gallese is expected to captain the side and Raul Ruidiaz could spearhead the attack with Cartegna and Pena pulling the strings in the midfield. 

Mexico probable starting lineup: Ochoa, Alvarez, Montes, Moreno, Gallardo, Guitierrez, Herrera, Pineda, Lozano, Jimenez, Martin

Peru probable starting lineup: Gallese, Loyola, Callens, Zambrano, Advincula, Tapia, Cueva, Cartagena, Pena, Flores, Ruidiaz

Mexico vs Peru Live Schedule and Fixture

The international friendly match between Mexico and Peru will take place at Rose Bowl on Sunday at 6:30 am IST.

Where to watch Mexico vs Peru?

For the football fans in Mexico, live telecast of the match will be available on Azteca 7, Canal 5 Televisa, Azteca Deportes En Vivo, TUDN, TUDN en Vivo and Blim TV. Meanwhile, those in Peru can catch the live action via Latina Television and Movistar Deportes Perú; and TUDN network in the USA.