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Peru Watchalongs & Live Fan Commentary

Football · Friendlies · fan commentary, last 90 days

17 voices · 2 languages

  • ES Spanish
  • EN English

The regulars

Everyone who commentated a Peru match live, most matches first.

No.CommentatorLang.OnMatchesLast
1invasiongeek10ESTwitch1
2srdammbroESTwitch1
3FalsoNueveTVESTwitch1
4CrisnarradorESTwitch1
5edylovesfootyENTwitch1
6fecoyENTwitch1
7rojaindirectaESTwitch1
8betote510ENTwitch1
9JimmyMan87ESTwitch1
10SnaKenBlackZeroESTwitch1
your name here?
11paps07ESTwitch1
12plumitas_asaESTwitch1
13loto_rematado96ESTwitch1
14Ruben VAESYouTube1
15TUDN RADIOENYouTube1
16usa_vs_peru0ENTwitch1
17julio_portilloooESTwitch1

Match by match

Who was on air for each of the latest matches.

DateMatchVoicesWho was on air
Colombia 2–0 PeruFriendlies4
Canada 2–0 PeruFriendlies1
Mexico 1–1 PeruFriendlies10busiest match!
USA 4–1 PeruFriendlies2

Booth notes

What are Peru watchalongs?
Live streams in which fan commentators watch Peru matches and talk their audience through them as they happen. Viewers follow the game on their own TV or streaming service and keep the watchalong playing alongside it.
Is there a watchalong for Peru tonight?
No upcoming Peru fixture is listed yet; fixtures appear about two days before kickoff. This page lights up with the fan commentators who are live while it is being played.
Can I host my own Peru watchalong?
Yes. With the free WeSpeakSports app any fan can commentate a match live from a phone, in their own language.
Can Peru show these commentators on its own website?
Yes. The free WeSpeakSports widget lists the fan commentators who are live on Peru matches; copy the embed code on this page into any web page.

Peru quiz

5 questions on Peru, new ones every week. The WeSpeakSports app has 5 to build a quiz for your viewers.

Which country hosted the 2004 Copa América, won by Brazil?
A. Paraguay · B. Venezuela · C. Peru · D. Colombia
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C. Peru The 2004 final was played at the Estadio Nacional in Lima, where Brazil beat Argentina on penalties.

In which year did Peru win its first South American title, as hosts in Lima?
A. 1927 · B. 1939 · C. 1953 · D. 1975
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B. 1939 Peru won all four of its matches at the 1939 tournament in Lima. Its second and last title came in 1975.

Which team did host nation Brazil beat 3-1 in the 2019 Copa América final at the Maracanã?
A. Argentina · B. Chile · C. Peru · D. Uruguay
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C. Peru Everton, Gabriel Jesus and Richarlison scored for Brazil, which had also beaten Peru 5-0 in the group stage. Jesus was sent off in the second half.

Peru won the 1975 Copa América by beating which team 1-0 in a play-off in Caracas?
A. Colombia · B. Brazil · C. Uruguay · D. Chile
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A. Colombia Colombia won the first leg of the final 1-0 in Bogotá and Peru won 2-0 in Lima, so a play-off was needed. Hugo Sotil scored the only goal at the Estadio Olímpico in Caracas.

Which Uruguay forward, who had lost part of his right arm as a boy, scored the first goal at the Estadio Centenario in 1930?
A. Pablo Dorado · B. Pedro Cea · C. Héctor Scarone · D. Héctor Castro
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D. Héctor Castro Castro, nicknamed 'El Manco', scored the only goal against Peru in the stadium's opening match on 18 July 1930. He also scored Uruguay's fourth goal in the final.