Peruvian National Team Returns to Lima after New Zealand Adventure

The adventure in New Zealand is over and it's time to go back. The Peruvian National Team has already embarked on the return to Lima to prepare for the rematch in the play-offs for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Here we will tell you everything that will happen to the team before the next training session, which will already be in the capital city.

After the clash in Wellington, the team boarded the bus that took them to the airport and took the connection to Auckland, where the chartered flight was waiting for them ready to embark on the direct journey back to Lima. A long flight of approximately 16 hours.

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The arrival of the Peruvian National Team in the country is scheduled for this Saturday at 8 p.m., and they will immediately move to their concentration hotel to readjust to the local time and start working on the strategy for the rematch, where only winning counts. Another result can give qualification to the All Whites.

The opponent will arrive exhausted

While the Peruvian National Team managed to rent a private plane, the opponent will have to travel for more than 30 hours to reach Lima. The team led by Anthony Hudson will board a commercial flight that will last just over 30 hours with the following route: from Wellington to Auckland, then to Buenos Aires, and finally to Lima.

The 'Kiwis' failed to charter a plane due to the high cost and will be arriving in Lima at approximately 2 p.m. on Sunday, just three days before the crucial return match. Let's remember that the decisive clash will be played at Estadio Nacional in Lima on Wednesday, November 15th at 9:15 p.m.