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The start of the discussion between both squads came with a push from the substitute Bolivian goalkeeper. Bruno Poveda about the Peruvian striker Guillermo Larioswho had previously confronted the defender ‘green’ Eduardo Alvarez.
Field level images of the start of the fight between Peruvians and Bolivians after the suspension of the under 23 friendly in Videna.
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At 55 minutes into the second half, referee Bruno Pérez stopped the match after showing two red cards to the Bolivian technical team. Once the referee team began to leave the field, The two delegations started a brawl in the middle of the field of play. Coach ‘bicolor’, José Guillermo del Solartried to calm his followers.
MINUTE 55: Referee Bruno Pérez ends the match due to constant claims from the Bolivian technical command.
MINUTE 52: New yellow cards. After a tumult in the middle of the field, Julinho Astudillo (Peru) and Gabriel Villamil (Bolivia) received the cards.
MINUTE 47: Second yellow card for Bolivia. It was shown to Samuel Guzmán.
MINUTE 46: The second half began in Videna. Juan Pablo Goicochea and Guillermo Larios entered for Deither Vásquez and Sebastián Sánchez.
MINUTE 45+2′: End of the first half. Peru and Bolivia tied 1-1 at the FPF facilities.
MINUTE 42: Peru missed the second goal! Sebastian Sanchezalone in front of the goalkeeper Adorno, sent the shot against the post.
MINUTE 36: Goal disallowed for Peru. After a good overflow of Diether Vasquez, Fabrizio Roca He shot at the goal, but Diether himself, in search of scoring, touched the ball almost on the line, but in an advanced position, so the action was invalidated.
MINUTE 31: Sebastián Sánchez tried to score the second for Peru after a service from right back Emilio Saba. Mauricio Adorno avoided the fall of his goal with a save.
MINUTE 23: First yellow card for Bolivia. Leonardo Justinian He was the one reprimanded during the visit.
MINUTE 22: GOOOOOOOAL FROM PERU! The team quickly tied with both strikers Fabrizio Roca. Sport Boys attacker shot inside the area after a series of rebounds.
MINUTE 20: GOOOOOOL FROM BOLIVIA! Carlos Sejas scores the first commitment goal. The ‘green’ wins 1-0 in Videna.
MINUTE 13: The Peruvian steering wheel Ian Wisdom He was left lying on the grass after the ball hit him squarely in the body after a clearance by the defense ‘highland’.
MINUTE 9: New foul in favor of Peru. It was against the Sport Boys forward, Fabrizio Roca. The ‘green’ coach, Pablo Escobar, received a yellow card for complaining.
MINUTE 6: Infraction in favor of Bolivia. Freddy Yovero entered with excessive force against Yomar Rocha.
MINUTE 5: First foul in favor of Peru after a foul against Sebastián Sánchez
MINUTE 1: The match begins at the National Sports Village. Peru and Bolivia tie 0-0.
The national anthem of the Peruvian team is sung. Later, the protocol greeting took place between both South American teams.
Arbitration shortlist of Peru vs Bolivia sub 23:
– Central judge: Bruno Perez (FIFA)
– First assistant: Stephen Atoche (FIFA)
– Second assistant: Enrique Pinto (FIFA)
– Fourth referee: Milagros Arruela (FIFA)
Starting eleven of the Bolivian national team: Mauricio Adorno; Yomar Rocha, Leonardo Justiniano, Samuel Guzmán, Eduardo Álvarez; Miguel Villaroel, Carlos Sejas, Carlos Abastoflor, Lucas Chávez; Javier Uzeda and Gabriel Villamil.
Starting eleven of the Peruvian team: Jeferson Nolasco; Emilio Saba, Erick Noriega, Julinho Astudillo, Juan Quiñónez; Freddy Yovera, Álvaro Rojas, Ian Wisdom; Dieter Vásquez, Sebastián Sánchez and Fabrizio Roca.
“Ready for our friendly! #LaVerde sub 23 yesterday completed its last training session prior to its friendly return match against the Peruvian team that will be played today at 4:30 p.m. on field number 1 in the National Sports Village (Videna) “, cited the official account of the Bolivian Football Federation prior to the clash with the ‘bicolor’.
Peru vs Bolivia: today, Friday, December 22, the selection ‘bicolor‘ sub 23 will face the ‘green‘ at the Videna facilities. For its part, the ‘white-red’ will seek to replicate what was done in the duel last Tuesday the 19th and continue with the preparation with a view to the Venezuela Pre-Olympic 2024.
Preparation for Pre-Olympic 2024
The tournament Pre-Olympicwhich will grant two places for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, It will take place for the first time in Venezuela and will take place from January 20 of next year until February 11. The teams that place themselves in the first places in each series will qualify for a final quadrangular in which they will face each other. The team that manages to occupy first and second place will have a place in the sporting event in France.
For its part, Peru integrates the B Group along with Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay. Group A will be made up of the teams from Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia and Ecuador.
How does Bolivia get there?
For its part, the Bolivian national team It comes from being beaten by the national team. Despite their attempts, they were never able to complete any attacking play, which ended up favoring our team. However, this Friday they will be able to have their revenge.
One thing to keep in mind is that he has only had the opportunity to play one friendly at the under 23 level, where he faced Paraguay. On that occasion, the score ended 1-0 in favor of the cast ‘highland’ thanks to Enzo Monteiro’s goal at 57 minutes.
How does Peru arrive?
The peruvian team comes from beating the 4-0 ‘green’ last Tuesday, December 19, in what was the first friendly of the category. Victor Guzman He was in charge of commanding the national team’s attack, while, Emilio Saba and Juan Quinonez score the two remaining goals to seal the victory.
Prior to that, those led by José Guillermo Del Solar faced two practice matches against their counterpart from Colombia. In the first match, the score ended 1-1, however, in the second, the ‘bicolor’ fell 3-1.
Peru vs Bolivia: possible alignments
Peru: Jefferson Nolasco; Erick Noriega, Emilio Saba, Julinho Astudillo, Mathías Llontop; Freddy Yovera, Álvaro Rojas, Ian Wisdom, Sebastián Sánchez; Víctor Guzmán and Juan Pablo Goicochea, DT: Jose Guillermo Del Solar
Bolivia: Mauricio Adorno; Daniel Medina, César Romero, Pablo Vaca, Jeyson Chura; Carlos Sejas, Marco Salazar, Denilson Durán, José Martínez; Daniel Ribera and Fernando Nava. DT: Pablo Escobar
Where to watch Peru vs Bolivia
The clash between both squads will take place on field number 1 of the National Sports Village (Videna). In addition, it will have free transmission of FPF Play. To access exclusive content you must register with your username and password. Once this is done, you will have to choose the plan you want.
There are three options: monthly (access to exclusive content for one month) at S/.8.90, biannual (access to exclusive content for six months) at S/. 39.90 and annual (access to exclusive content for twelve months) at S/. 89.90. It should be noted that you can also find the details, incidents and minute by minute on the website of Infobae Peru.
What time does Peru vs Bolivia play?
The second friendly match between the under 23 teams of Peru and Bolivia Facing the Pre-Olympic 2024 is scheduled for this Friday, December 22, starting at 3:30 p.m. local time, as well as Colombia, Ecuador and the United States (Miami). In countries like Bolivia and Venezuela it is scheduled to start an hour later. While, in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay at 5:30 p.m.
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