The bitter taste of Peru's defeat against Chile still lingers in the white-and-red fans. The Peruvian national team, in addition to bringing an adverse result from Santiago, played their third consecutive match in these 2026 Qualifiers without registering a single shot on goal.

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The wave of criticism points to the technical director Juan Reynoso, who since taking over Peru in August 2022, the team has become more defensive and does not show good elaboration in attack.

Meanwhile, sports journalist Peter Arévalo, also known as Mr. Peet, questioned the work carried out by the national team at Videna, whose practices are kept secret due to Reynoso's orders, in order to prevent his work from being leaked to the press or the opponent.

"They do the same as the shepherd boy, like in chess. They outsmart us in a set piece. What are they working on in absolute secrecy at Videna? The second goal is an extra, the goal that makes the difference in the game is the set piece (first goal). What are you working on, Mr. Juan Máximo Reynoso Guzmán, in absolute secrecy that you have sought? Because today Videna is Juan Reynoso's lab. I am not saying they should fire him, but I ask what are they working on, what do we see anew in this national team?" said the mentioned communicator emphatically.

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Let's review that Chile's first goal comes from a corner kick that Bruno Valdés manages to connect, while the second goal is an own goal by Marcos López.

When does Peru vs. Argentina play for the 2026 Qualifiers?

Peru must turn the page after the defeat against Chile, since this Tuesday, October 17, for matchday 3 of the 2026 Qualifiers, Argentina will be the opponent at the National Stadium in Lima.