How to watch Australia vs Peru on June 26, 2018

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Giugno 25, 2018 Di Ali M.

Temi: Australia TV Schedule, Peru TV Schedule, Football TV Schedules, Australia National Team, Peru National Team, FIFA World Cup

Here is a comprehensive compilation of TV schedules and listings for Australia's World Cup clash with Peru.

Tuesday's clash between Australia and Peru is an uphill battle to make the next round for one team, and a chance to salvage some pride for the other. Peru is the latter, unfortunately, having seen their World Cup dream come to a sad ending.

The South American outfit entered this competition with some hope, having begun their campaign on the back of a promising form. Furthermore, the return of their captain Guerrero gave them a much-needed boost in attack prior to the tournament's kick-off.

La Blanquirroja's exit is made worse by the fact that they played well in the competition, creating a number of chances in their clashes with Denmark and then France. Luck was not on their side when in front of goal, as they failed to find the back of the net in their first two games – both ended in defeats.

As for Australia, all hope isn't lost. The Socceroos may have lost their opening game 2-1 to France, who have booked their ticket to the next round, but their 1-1 draw with Denmark handed them a lifeline.

Jedinak and Co. must beat their opponent to keep their round of 16 dream alive. A bit of fortune must also come into play for that to happen, as Denmark must lost against France that same day.

If both of those scenarios came true, Australia would move level with the Scandinavian side on four points each. The Asian Cup holder boasts the inferior goal difference and will thus need to overturn their two-goal deficit.

Match stats

This will be the very first encounter between Australia and Peru.
The Socceroos' record against South American opposition isn't beautiful, having picked up a single point in three encounters in the World Cup group stage.
Australia will be looking to record their first World Cup clean sheet since their 0-0 draw with Chile in 1974.