Betting Tips
When Brazil travels to Lima for their World Cup qualifying match against Peru on Tuesday. They will be looking to build on their convincing victory over Bolivia on Friday. This second-round fixture of the qualifiers will be played at the Estadio Nacional de Lima in Lima on Wednesday. With the hosts on one point and the visitors on three.
After splitting the spoils with Paraguay in their opening match, the hosts will be hoping to pull off a shock outcome and earn all three points.
Peru vs Brazil
Only five of Peru’s appearances at the World Cup. Peru came in fifth place in the South American division in the previous qualifying round. Peru fell to Australia in the intercontinental playoff, and that was enough to prevent them from traveling to Qatar. Six teams will now receive direct tickets from South America because the World Cup will include more players starting in 2026.
Peru aims to be one of them. They began the qualification process against Paraguay a few days ago with a 0-0 road tie. Despite having 59% more ball control and 13 more shots than Peru, Juan Reynoso’s team was able to avoid a loss.
Brazil’s campaign got off to a strong start under interim manager Fernando Diniz. In their opening game, they defeated Bolivia 5-1 with two goals from Rodrygo, Neymar, and Raphinha, who each scored twice. Though they have only won three of their past seven games in all competitions and friendlies, the visitors have lost four of those games, so there won’t be any complacency in their camp.
However, because Brazil hasn’t suffered a defeat since October 2015, the qualifications provide a whole different challenge. They have won four straight games, so they should be confident in performing the necessary tasks today. especially considering the visitors’ stellar World Cup qualifying record against Peru.
Verdict
Peru has only won one of its previous five games overall and has a streak of consecutive losses. However, they haven’t lost at home since June 2021. Brazil, on the other hand, lost three of their previous four games before winning two of their last three.
The Selecao should win because of the extreme difference in caliber and quality between the two teams. Typically, Brazil outperforms Peru. They have an 11:2 goal difference in their past four head-to-head game wins.
They have never defeated Brazil at home in a World Cup qualifier. In fact, out of their 13 matches against Brazil in World Cup qualifying, they have lost nine and drawn four. The outcome seems inevitable because the guests are anticipated to go confidently in their chase of all possible points.
Both teams will undoubtedly be hoping for success on Matchday two of the qualification. This, together with the results of two of their most recent four games, positions this match for an exciting show. As a result, we anticipate an exciting game with at least three goals.
Tip: Brazil to Win / Over 2.5 Goals
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Brazil to win – ✅
Over 2.5 Goals – ❌
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