In one of the first attacking actions, André Carrillo took advantage of a defensive mistake to connect with a header and get closer to scoring in the friendly match between Peru vs. Mexico in the United States. This has been one of the few attacks by the 'blanquirroja' that has not shown great precision, and the Aztecs also look solid in midfield, causing problems for Juan Reynoso's team.
Between frictions and plays without much clarity, the first half has been filled with uncertain actions by both teams. However, a cross reached the head of André Carrillo who connected to generate danger in Guillermo Ochoa's goal.
For now, the actions remain tied at 0-0 in this match that serves as preparation for Mexico at the Rose Bowl Stadium in the United States, with an attendance of 50 thousand American fans and 20 thousand Peruvians.
Peru vs. Mexico: What's to come
Peru and Mexico face off at the Rose Bowl Stadium in the United States in an international friendly that marks the beginning of Juan Reynoso's era as the technical director of the Peruvian National Team and strengthens the path of the Mexicans towards the 2022 Qatar World Cup, which will be played in November.
On the Peruvian side, this is the first friendly match of the FIFA date because on Tuesday they will face El Salvador in the same country and then finish their preparation work. The players will return to their normal activities with their clubs.
In Mexico, after facing Peru, they will continue with their preparation process and will face Colombia to consolidate details for the 2022 Qatar World Cup. 'Tata' Martino needs to recover attacking names to arrive with better expectations at the tournament.
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