Australia vs Peru

Australia and Peru will face off in a winner-take-all 2022 World Cup intercontinental playoff to be played at Al Rayyan Stadium in Doha, Qatar.

2018 World Cup Russia A goal in each half by Andre Carrillo (18th min.) and Paolo Guerrero (50th min.) claimed a 2-0 win for Peru in the group finale, but it wasn't enough to get into the knockout rounds. June 26, 2018 Peru playoff will have to contend with France and Denmark again in Group D of the 2022 World Cup. Tunisia rounds out the four-team group. 2 p.m. (ET) Australia made it as the best third-place team from Asia World Cup qualifying, where there were two groups that made up the final round.

The Socceroos are just one game away from World Cup qualification, so here is everything you need to know about their intercontinental playoff against Peru.

This will be the 10th time the Socceroos have been in a playoff for a spot in the World Cup. This will be the fourth time the Socceroos have faced a South American nation in the decisive tie. In 1993, the Socceroos lost 2-1 on aggregate to Diego Maradona and Argentina in a two-leg playoff. If you are on Lord Howe Island, you are on Lord Howe Island time and the game starts at 4:30am. The game can also be streamed live on 10 Play, or if you have a subscription it can be streamed on Paramount+. While previous World Cup playoffs have been played on a two-leg, home-and-away basis — such as the Socceroos vs Honduras in 2017 — the playoffs for the 2022 World Cup are being held as standalone matches at neutral venues.

The goal for teams during World Cup Qualification has been reaching Qatar 2022. For Peru and Australia, it's about getting back to Qatar as the two ...

The goal for teams during World Cup Qualification has been reaching Qatar 2022. Peru defeated Paraguay on the final day of Conmebol qualifying, earning their spot in the inter-continental playoff after Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Ecuador all booked safe passage to Qatar in South America's contingent. For Peru and Australia, it's about getting back to Qatar as the two countries meet in an inter-confederation playoff to determine one of the final two spots on Monday at Al Rayyan Stadium.

Australia will take on Peru for the penultimate spot in the 2022 FIFA World Cup at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Qatar on Sunday.

- Australia 2 - 2 Oman - Peru 1 - 0 Colombia - Peru 0 - 1 Uruguay

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“We’ve got to make a fight of this, a war of this, and make sure that when we go out on the pitch that we rattle them. We have got a couple of options, plus Mitchell Duke and Nick D’Agostino.” At times, he let the player turn and face him and use his speed. The first is whether to stick with right back Nathaniel Atkinson after a very tough time against the UAE on just his second international appearance. Arnold said: “We have worked on it with Nathaniel and Fran. Nathaniel got isolated a couple of times against a player who had very good speed. “We’ve got to get in their faces,” Arnold told SEN radio on the weekend.

With one of the last two spots in the World Cup on the line, Australia and Peru battle in Qatar.

Peru: Peru will feel good as their defense hasn't allowed more than one goal in a game since September of 2021 against Brazil. They'll make things tough for Australia but in a win or go home anything can happen. Australia: With a clean bill of health, Australia could run back the same team that defeated the UAE to get here. Peru hasn't had as good of a qualification record, making the group stage in 2018 which was their first appearance at the World Cup since 1982, but they do enter this match as favorites.

Australia are one victory away from booking their spot in a fifth consecutive FIFA World Cup, with the Socceroos needing to topple Peru on Tuesday morning ...

2001 – lost to Uruguay 1993 – lost to Argentina New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet posted a video to Twitter: “Effort, aggression commitment and desire are always qualities that our national football team have. 1985 – lost to Scotland 1969 – lost to Israel When we do that, that’s our best chance.”

Los Incas are a forward-thinking team that's so much more than the sum of its parts, but the Socceroos have the physicality and set-piece nouse to upset the ...

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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.

Australia and Peru will battle it out for a spot at this year's FIFA World Cup in an intercontinental playoff from Doha, Qatar.

— — — — Christofer Gonzales, Miguel Trauco and Renato Tapia take their place in the XI. 1st Half

Kick-off is 9pm Doha time (18:00 GMT). Hello and welcome to live coverage of the 2022 World Cup qualifier between Peru and Australia. I'm Eshlin Vedan and ...

We are not at the levels we used to be,” Schwarzer told Optus Sport. It’s going to be one hell of a battle but we are not kicking ourselves. For the other, it will be heartbreak. I can only imagine the noise levels if Peru score first – Faras Ghani at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium. “I am very excited and really happy to be here. It’s a passion,” said Castilla, who arrived in Qatar with his two friends from DC after a nearly 24-hour flight. For one nation, today will mark World Cup qualification. They are the ones making all the noise! We’re at the home straight: 30 out of the 32 teams have qualified for Qatar 2022, and it’s down to the last four who will battle it out for the two remaining slots at the World Cup that starts November 21. I’m guessing a few will call in sick tomorrow if Peru does make it to the World Cup. Good luck to@matyryanand the @socceroosas they take on Peru for a spot in the World Cup early tomorrow morning. Hello and welcome to live coverage of the 2022 World Cup qualifier between Peru and Australia.

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.

Australia and Peru will battle it out for a spot at this year's FIFA World Cup in an intercontinental playoff from Doha, Qatar.

43rd min: Boyle once again drives a dangerous cross through the area but Peru just manage to clear for a corner. 29th min: Peru have started to settle into the game the last few minutes. 45th min: From a deep free kick, Wright gets out the back, goal-side, for the flick, but is deemed to be offside. 25th min: Australia has been doing most of the attacking in this first half. 56th min: The Peruvians have a couple of dangerous attacks but the Australian defence does well. 48th min: Peru lose the ball playing it out from the back. The South Americans having several dangerous incursions but the Socceroos' defence just managing to repel them. 69th min: Cueva attacks through the left side of the box. But the Peruvian winger lashes into the side netting. He feeds Hrustic in the penalty area, but his first time shot is just held on to by Gallese. If he spilled it, two Socceroos were on the spot to tap home. 88th min: CHANCE - Mabil keeps the ball in down the left. 85th min: Behich makes a slaloming run through the attacking midfield area.

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.

It all comes down to this for Graham Arnold's Socceroos with Peru standing between Australia and a fifth straight World Cup berth in Qatar later this year.

To recap, Australia has qualified for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after winning a penalty shootout over South America’s fifth-ranked team. Thank you and have a great day. It’s the Socceroos’ fifth successive World Cup qualification and seals their passage to Group D, alongside France, Tunisia and Denmark.