The Mexico National Team will face a challenging Peru team that will be competing for the first time under their new management in order to put their preparation for Qatar 2022 to the test. The starting lineups for this game have been confirmed.
Hector Vivas/Getty ImagesHirving Lozano, Mexico National Team
The prospect of Qatar 2022 keeps 32 National Teams throughout the world up at night. The FIFA World Cup is rapidly approaching, and those competing must prepare as thoroughly as possible. As a result, Mexico will utilize Peru as a risky sparring partner. Here are the confirmed lineups for this match, which you can watch for free on Fubo TV in the United States (7-day free trial).
The match between Mexicans and Peruvians on September 24 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, is El Tri's last chance for manager Gerardo Martino to clear up any questions about which players he can rely on for the 2018 World Cup.
Peru meets the profile of an ideal match in this regard. A squad looking for redemption after missing the chance to qualify for Qatar 2022 against Australia. This marked the conclusion of a cycle (Ricardo Gareca) and the start of a new era under Juan Reynoso's management. Utmost of the players called up will try their all to capture the attention of the former Cruz Azul boss of Mexico.
Mexico's starting lineup versus Peru
That's correct, because it's a FIFA-suggested friendly, Martino is expected to have all of the players he wants to employ against Mexico. Injuries, however, have disrupted his preparations, as he will be unable to employ Ral Jiménez (Wolverhampton), Luis Romo, Hector Herrera, Jorge Sanchez (Ajax), or Rogelio Funes Mori.
Gerardo Martino's main concerns are at right back, where he is looking for a replacement for Ajax's Jorge Sanchez; inside midfielders to partner Edson Alvarez; a winger to replace the injured Jesus Tecatito Corona; and center forward, where his favorite striker, Raul Jimenez, is suffering from a pubis injury that could keep him out of Qatar 2022.
Mexico's starting lineup against. Peru is as follows: Guillermo Ochoa; Kevin Alvarez, Cesar Montes, Hector Moreno, Jesus Gallardo; Edson Alvarez, Carlos Rodriguez, Luis Chavez; Hirving Lozano, Henry Martin, Roberto Alvarado.
lineup for Peru vs. Mexico
uan Maximo Reynoso is seeking a new beginning with the Peruvian squad. Reynoso realizes his ambition to govern his country. He is a local hero and, oddly, has a stellar reputation in Mexico, where he was a champion with Cruz Azul as both a player and manager. His aggressive style of play, both offensively and defensively, seems to affect Martino's Tri.
Reynoso prefers two methods of play: the 4-3-3 and the 4-2-3-1. Pedro Gallese, Luis Advincula, Pedro Aquino, Christian Cueva, Ral Ruidiaz, and Santiago Ormeo are among the players on his squad who play or have played in Mexico.
The starting XI for Peru's match against Mexico was made up of Pedro Gallese, Luis Advincula, Anderson Santamaria, Alexander Callens, Marcos Lopez, Pedro Aquino, Renato Tapia, Andre Carrillo, Christian Cueva, Edison Flores, and Gianluca Lapadula.
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