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Bolivia - Peru
South America – World Cup Qualifying - Estadio Hernando Siles
5th Round
*The odds in this article were correct at the time of writing, but are subject to change.
Bolivia and Peru will lock horns at the Estadio Hernando Siles on Thursday night. As both teams contend with each other for three valuable points, it’ll be interesting to see who will reign supreme at the end of this clash.
Bolivia vs Peru betting tips
This CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying game will be played on Thursday, 16th November 2023. Kick-off time is 20:00 GMT.
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Peru to go home with all the spoils
- Peru have six wins in the last seven skirmishes between these teams.
- Bolivia have lost five matches in a row, across all competitions.
- Bolivia lost their last eight competitive fixtures.
One team will keep a clean sheet
- At least one team blanked the last three times these teams squared off against each other.
- Peru did not score a single goal in their last four games.
- Bolivia failed to score in four of their last seven matches.
Bolivia vs Peru odds comparison, stats and h2h numbers
We’ve established our Bolivia vs Peru predictions. You can find some of the best stats for this match here, along with the right tools to help you choose the best odds.
Bolivia odds: 23/20 (2.15) – 46.5%
Draw odds: 21/10 (3.10) – 32.3%
Peru odds: 13/5 (3.60) – 27.8%
At the time of writing, Bolivia are the expected winners at 23/20 (2.15). Teams with these odds usually have a 46.5 percent probability of winning.
We also encourage you to check out the over/under goals market. The under 2.5 option can be backed at 8/15 (1.53) with an implied probability of 65.2 percent, while the over 2.5 option is priced at 13/10 (2.30) with a probability of 43.5 percent.
*These odds come from different bookmakers, and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
You can also find our best football tips for today in this article.
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2
1
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Uruguay

Bolivia
3
0
L
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Peru

Bolivia
0
2
W
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Paraguay

Bolivia
1
0
L
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Ecuador

Bolivia
2
1
L
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Argentina

Bolivia
3
0
L
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Venezuela

Peru
1
1
D
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Bolivia

Peru
2
0
L
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Argentina

Peru
2
0
L
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Chile

Peru
2
0
L
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Peru
1
0
L
Bolivia vs Peru lineups
Bolivia
We would like to point out that Bolivia are currently at the bottom of the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying group. They've played four matches so far, and lost all four. Antonio Carlos Zago will hope to steer his team to their first win as they host Peru. He'll be pleased to have Roberto Fernandez back in action, after serving a two-game suspension.
Predicted lineups: Viscarra, Roman, Cuellar, Haquin, Segredo, Roca, Vaca, Bejarano, Villaroel, Ramallo, Moreno.
Peru
Peru, on the other hand, have not exactly fared much better than today's opponents. They are just above Bolivia on the table, with one point from a possible 12. Interestingly, Juan Reynoso's men have not been able to score in the qualifying rounds of the FIFA World Cup. Can they turn things around with a victory here?
Predicted lineups: Gallese, Advincula, Santamaria, Abram, Loyola, Polo, Cartagena, Yotun, Zanelatto, Carillo, Guerrero.
Starting lineups
Bolivia

Peru

*Lineups will be automatically updated shortly after they're announced.
Player to watch: Paolo Guerrero
To be fair, Peru are still on the hunt for their first goal. However, we've been impressed by Paolo Guerrero's performances in recent weeks. The LDU Quito player scored in three consecutive matches ahead of this clash, registering four goals in the process. Considering Bolivia conceded 11 times in four qualifying games, Guerrero will fancy his chances of finding the net.