Australia vs Peru

Minute-by-minute report: The Socceroos must beat Peru in Doha to qualify for the World Cup.

The location of this match is interesting because Australia have played a lot of their qualifying games in Qatar and are very used to the conditions. “We have experienced very tough situations, we cope with them, we know that’s the way forward is a tough one but this is what we want to do. Peru are in transition now, all the way down to Australia’s goal third and Lapadula beats Rowles and whips in a cross which comes to nothing in the end. We are 15 minutes in and the Socceroos have had a few look-ins on goal but nothing that registers. The direction is good but Zambrano has a head on it to clear the danger. 5 mins Duke is outside the box with his eyes in the air and on a long ball over the top which is hurtling towards him. 19 mins Mooy sashays through the midfield and releases Boyle at the top of the area but his shot ricochets straight off a defender. If Australia lose this is the end of his tenure, and the team will have missed out on the World Cup for the first time since 2002. But they are back in dangerous areas again as Peña crosses and Gonzales is one on one with Ryan, clattering into the goalkeeper as he gathers in the nick of time. Peru are quick on the uptake and straight into transition, working it back to Australia’s penalty area in the blink of an eye. 69 mins Atkinson has the ball at feet in defence and opts to go long and diagonal. A speculative shot is dealt with by Irvine, but in doing so the midfielder’s boot on Tapia. Peru appeal for a yellow.

Just two spots remain at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and one will be decided on Monday as Australia face Peru in the intercontinental playoff.

Other players to watch out for include Scottish-born Aussie Martin Boyle, who plays for Saudi Arabian side Al-Faisaly. His cunning ability on the right wing, and familiarity with the region, is important to this side. The main absence is Tom Rogic, previously of Celtic, who was the creative spark in the midfield but left the squad due to personal reasons. The World Cup qualification draws to a close as four teams meet in Qatar to battle it out for the last two remaining group stage spots. That prompted an immediate return of Mooy, who looked decent but tired toward the end against UAE. Rogic is a big loss as manager Graham Arnold will have to utilize all his experience in order to supplement his absence. With a clean bill of health, Australia could run back the same team that defeated the UAE to get here. They'll need to be defensively sound which might be a struggle as they haven't kept a clean sheet in their last five matches and Peru is a team that can be an attacking force when they're up for it. Peru are looking to return to the World Cup for the second straight time. Just two spots remain at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and one will be decided on Monday as Australia face Peru in the intercontinental playoff. It was a performance that left plenty to be desired for both in attack as sharpness was nowhere to be found. Not good from Peru. Just very sloppy, not spacing out well, and it's really hampering what they want to do in attack. Everything hangs in the balance with 45 minutes and potentially more to go. It's as if they want to walk into the goal with the ball instead of actually taking shots.

Get a report of the Australia vs. Peru 2022 AFC/CONMEBOL Intercontinental Playoff football match.

They emptied their tanks and we feel deceived we are out of the World Cup. We wanted to avoid the penalty shootout." "Maybe that was the reason they hit the post. It was a risk but it worked out." "I'm a bit lost for words. "I am just so proud of the players," said Australia coach Graham Arnold. "Really no one knows what these boys have been through to get here, it was so hard, the whole campaign. We gave our utmost.

Coach Graham Arnold's masterstroke of bringing Andrew Redmayne on purely for the penalty shootout paid off, with the Sydney FC goalkeeper producing a decisive ...

It all comes down to this. Andrew Redmayne's save sends Australia through to the World Cup 2022 in Qatar later this year 120 minutes played, and penalties to decide whether it will be Peru or Australia going to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Australia's Socceroos are the toast of the nation after a remarkable win in a penalty shoot-out over Peru to book a spot in the World Cup later this year in Qatar. The Socceroos celebrate after booking a spot in the World Cup, to be held later this year in Qatar - Australia booked a spot in the World Cup after a penalty shoot-out win over Peru

Get a report of the Australia vs. Peru 2022 AFC/CONMEBOL Intercontinental Playoff football match.

They emptied their tanks and we feel deceived we are out of the World Cup. We wanted to avoid the penalty shootout." "Maybe that was the reason they hit the post. It was a risk but it worked out." "I'm a bit lost for words. "I am just so proud of the players," said Australia coach Graham Arnold. "Really no one knows what these boys have been through to get here, it was so hard, the whole campaign. We gave our utmost.

The Socceroos and La Blanquirroja battle it out for a place at Qatar 2022. Here's how to watch an Australia vs Peru live stream no matter where you are in ...

Free live stream: 10Play (opens in new tab) (AU) Fox Soccer Plus via FuboTV FREE trial (opens in new tab) or Sling (US) Use a VPN to watch 10Play from abroad. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial. Read on to find out how to get an Australia vs Peru live stream and watch this World Cup qualifier playoff online for free. Now brace yourself for the bad news. Away from home? It's compatible with loads of devices including iOS, Android, Amazon Fire Stick, PlayStation, Apple TV and such, and we found it secure, speedy and simple-to-use. That victory offered the Aussies this final chance of World Cup qualification. TSN (CA) The Socceroos come into the match as underdogs, though, as they face an improving Peruvian side who will be confident of sealing back-to-back World Cup qualifications. It's all or nothing for Australia and Peru as both sides meet in this inter-continental World Cup play-off today for a place at Qatar 2022.