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There is always a story in every match and the Peruvian women's national team live each encounter like that. The Bicolor will face Uruguay on Monday (7 p.m.) at the Centenario de Armenia for the third round of the Copa América Femenina. The team led by Conrad Flores seeks to break the streak of 16 official matches without a win in the tournament, since 2006, and 20 if we count the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.
The national team can't underestimate anyone, but in the loss against Venezuela, they showed a better game plan that can be useful to win again, against a Uruguay team that has lost all three games. In the previous edition, in 2018, the Bicolor drew 1-1 against the Eastern team.
In their first two matches, Peru has been unable to score against Argentina or Venezuela. Tonight they will have to sharpen their aim. Thinking about qualifying as third in the group requires very complicated scenarios, such as winning against Uruguay today and against the group leader Brazil in the last round, while hoping that Venezuela is heavily defeated today by Brazil and on Thursday by Argentina.
However, despite everything being against them, the team will go for the win with the aim of breaking a negative streak. In addition to being able to score the first goal in the continental championship that awards spots in the World Cup, the Pan American Games, and the Olympic Games.
It is clear that Peru is not doing well in the tournament. That is why they are not the favorite in sports betting. Uruguay is the one with an advantage to take the three points. In fact, a Bicolor win, in the various betting houses, pays an average of three times the bet; while if the Eastern team wins, it pays almost twice the bet.
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