Argentina National Football Team Vs Peru National Football Team Lineups

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Argentina still needs only a draw against Peru in their group match to secure first place, although even defeat could cost them dearly if Canada beat Chile and lose by an overwhelming margin.

Lionel Messi will aim to score his 191st Argentina goal when they host Paraguay in La Bombonera as they look to rebound after suffering their first loss against them last time out. Julian Alvarez and Lautaro Martinez should also feature.

Argentina

Argentina and Peru’s match will be an action-packed affair, with both teams looking for victory. Argentina have had an inauspicious start to their 2024 World Cup qualifying campaign and must get back on track in order to secure their place at tournament. Argentina are expected to dominate with their usual style of play while Peruvians may attempt counterattacks to overcome Argentine defense and score goals against them.

Lionel Scaloni has made several adjustments to his lineup for this match, featuring several newcomers in Lionel Molina at left back and Emiliano Martinez replacing Cristian Romero between the sticks – while Pablo Pulisic will return for his first national team appearance since 2016. Messi and Lautaro Martinez have recently been in superb form, creating an attractive attacking duel between them in this contest.

Paulo Dybala of Juventus wasn’t selected in this squad, though it remains possible he may return in future matches. Dybala had been left off due to a tactical decision made by coach Massimiliano Allegri; reports surfaced of dissension within his camp as a result.

Lionel Messi has been in superb form recently and will look to add to his two goal total against Peru in front of La Bombonera fans at home. Inter Milan midfielder Giovani Lo Celso may feature, while Manchester United forward Alejandro Garnacho may get his chance to demonstrate what he is capable of.

Peru will be looking for a win to increase their chances of qualifying for the 2024 World Cup. Pedro Gallese will start in goal for Jorge Fossati’s side alongside Miguel Araujo and Carlos Zambrano on defense, Luis Advincula, Oliver Sonne and Alexander Callens are likely to form their midfield quartet alongside Bryan Reyna and Edison Flores as forwards; Rodrigo de Paul and Julian Alvarez provide Rodrigo Fossati with additional wing threats due to Mario Balotelli being out with a hamstring injury.

Peru

Peru’s national football team hopes to rebound from an unfortunate defeat at Colombia by earning their first victory of World Cup qualifying campaign 2026 in Buenos Aires against Argentina – it would put them ahead of Chile and Uruguay in standings and will put pressure off of Chile and Uruguay in Chile and Uruguay’s respective places on their standings charts. But first they must overcome an uphill task against Chilean and Uruguayans!

Argentina will be without their star player, Lionel Messi of Barcelona. Messi has been beset with injuries this season and must play through his discomfort to keep up with his club’s schedule; but Lautaro Martinez of Inter Milan may step in as his replacement as he has scored four goals in three matches so far.

Argentina are already assured a spot in the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup and may opt to rest several players as part of their preparations. A draw will suffice if Canada loses by an overwhelming margin; even defeat would not have severe repercussions for Argentina’s hopes of qualifying as group champions.

Peru coach Jorge Fossati boasts a formidable roster at his disposal, including former Real Madrid forward Edison Flores and Atletico Nacional midfielder Juan Carlos Arce from Atletico Nacional. Arce must also manage striker Darwin Nunez who scored three hat tricks against Mexico last time out – an opportunity which may arise for Peru to claim all three points this weekend.

Argentina’s starting lineup will likely consist of defenders Nicolas Otamendi and German Pezzella, midfielders Gonzalo Montiel and Leandro Paredes as well as forwards Giovani Lo Celso and Fernando Torres; goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez is also part of their squad along with defender Nicolas Tagliafico.

Before the match began, both teams assembled for a short ceremony. Players walked out hand-in-hand during the national anthem and applauded from afar before taking their places on the pitch. Angel Di Maria will retire after this tournament but stepped into take his captain’s armband from absent Messi – kissing one of his teammates daughter while donning it himself! He and the rest of Argentina squad members were visibly moved by fans showing support in Hard Rock Stadium’s sold out stadium.

Fixtures

Argentina hopes to end their year on a high note in their final two World Cup qualifiers, starting with Peru at Estadio Alberto Jose Armando on Sunday night. Lionel Messi returns as La Albiceleste captain and will look to help lead his side towards another win that keeps their South American title intact in World Cup qualifying matches.

Argentina began the game with plenty of possession, yet they couldn’t convert their chances into scoring opportunities. Julian Alvarez had a shot on goal that went wide of its target before Enzo Fernandez provided Alexis Mac Allister with an excellent pass that saw his header go high over the bar.

Nicolas Otamendi will likely partner Argentine defender Sergio Romero in central defense. Nahuel Molina remains sidelined due to an injury suffered in the Copa America final; Geronimo Rulli could start in his place. On the left flank for Argentina are expected to start on OL’s Nicolas Tagliafico with Leandro Paredes and Rodrigo De Paul in midfield roles respectively.

Lionel Messi will make his 191st national team appearance and is looking forward to scoring the opening goal for Argentina against Ecuador in this game. Enzo Fernandez, Rodrigo de Paul, and Alexis Mac Allister will join Messi as midfielders representing defending champions.

Peru, currently ninth in the table, needs to win this match to remain in contention for a playoff place at the World Cup. While they only managed one victory out of their previous five matches, they’re hoping that victory against Argentina could turn their luck around – they have failed in each meeting between these teams thus far and Argentina has won 12 out of 16 times!

Kickoff time

On Tuesday, Argentina will play Peru at Estadio Defensores del Chaco before an eager crowd. Lionel Scaloni will look to get his side back on track after their disappointing draw against Venezuela, likely rotating his squad as qualification is all but secured – however Manchester City forward Lionel Messi may start.

Defending World Cup champions Germany are clear favorites to win this match against Peru, who have only managed two victories from their four previous matches. Argentina coach Pablo Amaringo may give minutes to some fringe players such as Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez and Arsenal midfielder Gio Lo Celso as part of his squad rotation plan.

Argentina are currently second in South American qualifying with 22 points and are looking for their fifth consecutive victory. Scaloni decided to change up his lineup by introducing Leandro Paredes and Exequiel Palacios as replacements for Enzo Fernandez and Rodrigo De Paul.

Scaloni has strengthened his squad through the inclusion of young talent such as Lautaro Martinez and defender Ervin Vaccaro, while Carlos Lampe remains out for now – thus prompting Guillermo Viscarra, 30, to join Sergio Romero as back-up goalkeeper.

Peruvians hope to reverse their poor record against Argentina. Their only previous win came at the 1970 Copa America, yet Jorge Fossati’s men now stand a better chance than before of making history in this match-up.

The game will kick off at 7 pm local time and is anticipated to draw fans from across the United States. Telemundo and fuboTV will both broadcast telecasts of this clash while ViX, Viaplay, and NBC Sports Live Extra will offer replays. Furthermore, Fanatiz USA will provide Spanish commentary for each matchup.