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Luis Advíncula burst into tears after the last penalty missed by the Peruvian team. The winger missed his shot in the definition against Australia.
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Peru vs. Australia: the 0-0 of the match
The teams of Australia and Peru equalized this Monday without goals in regulation time and 30-minute extension and will define the penultimate quota for the twenty-second edition of the World Cup in a penalty shootout.
La Blanquirroja and the Socceroos starred in a tense match at the Ahmad bin Ali stadium in Doha, with few scoring options and many errors in ball control, with Peru having some clear scoring chances, but unable to open the scoring.
For the second half, Australia was more orderly in its defensive block and Peru was imprecise and erratic, so the Socceroos also had possession of the ball and matched the performance of Argentine Ricardo Gareca.
The Peruvian national team seeks to seal its passage to the second consecutive World Cup through the playoffs, as it obtained 4 years, 6 months and 27 days ago at the expense of New Zealand for Russia 2018.
That November 15, 2017, the Peruvians beat New Zealand 2-0 in Lima, four days after drawing 0-0 in Wellington.
Source: Elcomercio
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