Goal

List of goalscorers

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A. Carrillo
0 - 2
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P. Guerrero
Press

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End of match

End of match

  • 94'
    That's it. Both teams are heading home after that results. With the Denmark draw, it would have happened regardless, but it is still disappointing to end like this for the Socceroos. For Peru, they can be very proud of a performance which saw them score 2 goals after having not scored a World Cup goal for 36 years. Both sets of players are disappointed, but both have put in spirited performances at the tournament.
  • 93'
    Peru are seeing this out nicely and look to be enjoying their football
  • 90'
    Peru with a corner, and they don't even try and waste time but get it in to the box. They really want another
  • 87'
    Peru looking very good on the counter as Australia just can't find an opening. Seems like this is only heading one way
  • 83'
    Leckie is played through in the box, and cuts back inside but is crowded out before he can get his shot away
  • 82'
    Jedinak with the freekick as he tries to get his side back in to the game, but it is just over the bar from about 35 yards
  • 80'
    The Peruvians hit the post! A wonderful ball from the right allows Flores to beat the offside trap, and the ball back is truck well by Cueva but hits the bar
  • 78'
    Scorer of the first goal Carrillo is off for Cartagena
  • 77'
    Jedinak gives a foul away outside Peru's box. The Socceroos are getting very frustrated now
  • 73'
    Peru are trying for a third, with a ball driven low in to the box cleared away at the last by the Aussies. End to end stuff now
  • 71'
    Jackson Iriving on for Tom Rogic
  • 70'
    Australia with a really bright move brought about by Rogic, with Arzani putting an niviting ball in to the box which is just about headed away from danger. Australia really trying now
  • 68'
    The ball from Jedink from the right is headed on from Cahill, but a Peruvian defender is there to scramble it away for a corner
  • 66'
    Arzani with a great effort on the half voley from 25 yards, but the ball can't dip soon enough to go in to the net.
  • 65'
    Mooy with another chance to create something from a free kick, but again the ball isn't good enough and Peru clear their lines
  • 62'
    Hurtado repalces the injured Tapia. The Australian faithful are looking more and more dejected now.
  • 57'
    Kruse is replaced by Arzani
  • 55'
    Mooy's freekick hits the Peruvian wall and goes out for a corner
  • 54'
    The Socceroos around 35 yards out from goal have a freekick. The start of the comeback?
  • 52'
    Socceroos legend Tim Cahill is about to come on in what may be his final World Cup game. Juric makes way so that Timmy Time can begin
  • 49'
    Striker and captain Guerreiro fights of an Australian defender with his back to goal, turns on to his left and hooks the ball in to the right side of the Australian go. Australia with it all to do now
  • 49'
    GOAAAAAL! PERU GET THEIR SECOND OF THE GAME
Substitution

Substitution

at Perú
  • 46'
    Aquino replaces Yotun at half time for Peru
  • 46'
    The whistle blows on the first half. Australia have certainly had some guilt-edged chances to get back in the game, but the defence of Peru or the lack of finishing ability have got in their way. Peru will be delighted woth the first half display, not only for the goal but for their desire in defence and their growing comepetence in attack. fascinating second half to come
  • 44'
    Peru with the corner, they're growing in to this half attackingly as it goes on
  • 43'
    Yotun picks up a yellow for a foul on Leckie
  • 41'
    Advincula brought down on the right-side of Australia's box. The free kick is easily headed aeay though
  • 39'
    It was an inviting ball in to the box, but Sainsbury can't direct his header on target
  • 39'
    Flores brings Australian Ridson down just outside the Peruvian box. Aaron Mooy stood over the ball
  • 34'
    Kruse is fed in by Jedinak, who passes the ball in to Leckie but the winge can't get a foot to the ball. Excellent defending at the last from Peru. They're leaving everything on the pitch
  • 32'
    Peru really loved that opening gial from Carrillo, their first in a World Cup since 1982
  • 30'
    Australia have a shock blocked in the oppositoin box, but Kruse was offside in the build up
  • 27'
    Aaron Mooy with the corner follwoing the save, but again Gallese collects the ball calmly
  • 26'
    ROgic does well to dance through the Peruvian defence, but his shot is straight at Gallese
  • 23'
    Sainsbury commits the foul, as Peru whio the ball in to the box. The header is straight at Mat Ryan though
  • 22'
    Australia know they need to react, and are trying everything to chase the ball down when Peru recover it outside their own box. Not quite this time, but the goal has put real urgency in to the Socceroos
  • 20'
    Leckie arrives in the box for Australia, but mis-times his jumo and his header is well wide of the Peruvian goal
  • 16'
    In literally their first promising attack, the ball is controlled down the left nicely and gathered by Guerreiro. He waits for numbers to get in to the box, and picks out Carrillo who times his run to perfection to volley the ball sweetly in to the bottom right corner
  • 16'
    WHAT A GOAL!!! PERU TAKE THE LEAD
  • 14'
    A wonderful chipped ball down the left flank by Mooy sets Kruse away with a chance to get the ball in to the box, but is messily gathered by Gallese
  • 11'
    Promising surge from Jedinak in to the box, Juric picks up the ball from the skipper and gets it to a team-mate to get a shot away, but it is blocked well by the Peruivian defence
  • 9'
    Mile Jedinak catches Cueva with a flying boot, and is booked for the challenge.
  • 6'
    Rogic tries to square the ball for a socceroos team-mate to get on the end of it in the box, but Gallese in the Peruvian goal smothers it
  • 4'
    After great work by Leckie down the right, the ball comes out to Jedinkak on the edge of the box. The Aussie can only hit his shot over the bar
  • 3'
    Rogic brought down just inside his own half
  • 1'
    Peru kick off the game
Start of match

Start of match

  • PRVW
    Both teams belt out their respective national anthems. Always a sight to behold
  • PRVW
    The Peruvian squad are wanting to restore some pride today in the match.
  • PRVW
    Any Australians that are wanting to watch the match at home will need a coffee to stay with the game- it doesn't kick off until midnight over there!
  • PRVW
    Here's you're official confirmation of the lineups, if you didn't believe us the first time!
  • PRVW
    There was much talk ahead of today's game that veteran forward Tim Cahill may get a start in the game, which will be the last for his country at a World Cup. He's not in the starting XI, but he could make an appearance off the bench to bring his vast experience to the Australian front line
  • PRVW
    The Peruvian lineup is: Gallese, Advincula, Ramos, Santamaria, Trauco, Tapia, Yotun, Carillo, Cueva, Flores, Guerrero
  • PRVW
    Here's how the Soceroos lineup today: Ryan, Ridson, Sainsbury, Miligan, Behich, Jedinak, Mooy, Rogic, Leckie, Kruse, Juric
Info

Pre-match

26 June 2018, 16:00

Referee: Sergei Karasev

Stadium: Fisht Olympic Stadium

  • PRVW
    Hello and welcome to this Group C match up between Australia and Peru coming from the Fisht Olympic Stadium in Sochi. While Peru are already heading home following this match, there is a slim chance that the Soceroos could make their first World Cup last 16 appaearance in 12 years, should they win today and Denmark lose against France. This is set to be a game where both teams are going to battle to get their first win of the tournament, for pride as much as for progression to the next stage,