Peru arrives in Chile with great hope

Peru arrived in Chile with great hope of adding three important points with a view to the 2026 Qualifiers. This match is one more edition of the Clasico del Pacifico and coach Juan Reynoso does not want any unforeseen events. For that reason, he visited the Monumental David Arellano stadium with the entire team to verify if it is in optimal conditions.

In the afternoon hours, Juan Reynoso made an important note prior to Peru vs. Chile regarding the state of the playing field at the Monumental in Santiago. The coach is aware of everything and knows that the conditions were not met in the match a month ago, so he said, "I imagine that the field will be better than the last match, that's why we come in advance to recognize it".

Now, the state of the playing field at the Monumental David Arellano seems to have improvements, although there are sectors where some holes are still visible, especially in the northern area of the sports venue. We will see if they manage to fix these details by tomorrow for the benefit of a good football spectacle.

What is Chile doing to improve the Monumental's field?

Chilean media such as La Tercera and El Deportivo indicated that Chile is taking measures to ensure that Colo Colo's field is in very good condition. The strategy is to apply recovery techniques to cover and reseed the grass in the necessary areas.

Where is the Monumental Stadium in Chile located?

For the 3rd round of the 2026 Qualifiers, the Chile vs. Peru match will be played at the Monumental David Arellano Stadium, Colo Colo's venue with a capacity of 47,000 spectators. This venue is located in Macul, Santiago de Chile.