In the Peru vs Chile match for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, there are already comments outside the field, and a fan of Universitario de Deportes surprised by appearing on Chilean television claiming that the cream team is the greatest in Peru and that the national team will defeat the Chilean team, but he did not think that the journalist would end up mocking him by mentioning Alianza Lima.
As part of the preview for the Pacific Classic, the Chilean press went out to the streets to interview the fans, and suddenly a reporter came across our compatriot who claimed the following: "I am a sports journalist, Víctor Guillermo, SociCrema del Futbolero, Universitario fan, the greatest". Immediately, the journalist reacted surprised.
In the face of such affirmation, the communicator asked him about the other so-called "grandes" of Peruvian football, but the fan did not hesitate to reaffirm his position. "They have been confused, Sporting Cristal does not exist, only 'U'", added the merengue, and immediately he was asked about his thoughts on the Peru vs Chile match for the third round of the 2026 qualifiers.
In that line, our compatriot assured that the Peruvian national team will comfortably win 3-0 at the Monumental de Santiago Stadium, where they have never been able to win in a qualifying process. However, the Universitario fan did not think that the Chilean journalist would respond to him in a peculiar way: "Alianza Lima, the greatest club in Peru".
This caused a curious gesture on the face of SociCrema, who could only respond seriously. "Joking aside, I know that Peru has never been able to win here, but this time Chile is not doing well and we hope to get a positive result," said the cream fan to TNT Sports Chile, making clear the situation that Juan Reynoso's squad is going through.
Peru vs Chile: possible lineups
Peru lineup: Pedro Gallese; Aldo Corzo, Carlos Zambrano, Luis Abram, Miguel Trauco; Luis Advíncula, Pedro Aquino, Yoshimar Yotún, Christofer Gonzales, Andy Polo; and Paolo Guerrero.
Chile lineup: Brayan Cortés; Matías Catalán, Paulo Díaz, Gary Medel, Gabriel Suazo; Erick Pulgar, Rodrigo Echeverría, Diego Valdés; Ben Brereton, Alexis Sánchez, Alexander Aravena.