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Peru - Venezuela
South America – World Cup Qualifying - Estadio Nacional de Lima
6th Round
Prediction 1
Venezuela to Win
5/2 (3.50)
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Prediction 2
BTTS - No
4/6 (1.67)
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*The odds in this article were correct at the time of writing, but are subject to change.
The Estádio National de Lima will host Wednesday’s clash between Peru and Venezuela. As both teams set their sights on three valuable points, it'll be interesting to see who will come out on top at the end of this clash.
Peru vs Venezuela betting tips
This CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying game will take place on Wednesday, 22nd November 2023. Kick-off time is 02:00 GMT.
Contents
Venezuela to win
- Venezuela are currently on a four-match unbeaten run.
- Peru have lost four games in a row.
- Peru have no wins in their last six games.
One team will not score
- Peru did not score a single goal in their last five matches.
- At least one team blanked in three of the last four meetings between these teams.
- Venezuela kept five clean sheets in their last seven games.
Peru vs Venezuela odds comparison, stats and h2h numbers
Now that we’ve sorted out our Peru vs Venezuela 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.
Peru odds: 5/4 (2.25) – 44.4%
Draw odds: 2/1 (3.00) – 33.3%
Venezuela odds: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
At the time of writing, Peru are the expected winners at 5/4 (2.25). Teams with these odds usually have a 44.4 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 4/9 (1.44) with an implied probability of 69.2 percent, while the over 2.5 option is priced at a mouthwatering 31/20 (2.55) with a probability of 39.2 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.
Head to Head
16/11/21
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Venezuela
Peru
1
2
06/09/21
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Peru
Venezuela
1
0
27/06/21
Copa America Copa
Venezuela
Peru
0
1
15/06/19
Copa America Copa
Venezuela
Peru
0
0
23/03/17
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Venezuela
Peru
2
2
Last Five - Peru
10/09/24
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Ecuador
Peru
1
0
L
07/09/24
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Colombia
Peru
1
1
D
30/06/24
Copa America Copa
Argentina
Peru
2
0
L
25/06/24
Copa America Copa
Canada
Peru
1
0
L
22/06/24
Copa America Copa
Chile
Peru
0
0
D
Last Five - Venezuela
10/09/24
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Uruguay
Venezuela
0
0
D
05/09/24
South America - World Cup Qualifying South
Bolivia
Venezuela
4
0
L
06/07/24
Copa America Copa
Canada
Venezuela
1 (4)
1 (3)
L
01/07/24
Copa America Copa
Jamaica
Venezuela
0
3
W
27/06/24
Copa America Copa
Mexico
Venezuela
0
1
W
Peru vs Venezuela lineups
Peru
Peru have perhaps been the worst team in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying rounds so far. They have no wins in five group games, with a draw and four losses. Juan Maximo Reynoso's players are coming into this match after four consecutive losses. Can they put an end to their rotting streak?
Predicted lineups: Gallese, Corzo, Zambrano, Cállens, López, Yotún, Tapia, Quispe, Zanelatto, Lapadula, Grimaldo.
Venezuela
By comparison, Venezuela have fared better than their opponents; they have no losses in their last four matches, with two wins and two draws. Fernando Batista's side are in fourth place, four points behind group leaders Argentina. They'll fancy their chances of taking all three points against a struggling Peru side.
Predicted lineups: Romo, Gonzalez, Ángel, Makoun, Navarro, Cásseres, Martínez, Herrera, Sosa, Rondón, Soteldo.
Starting lineups
Peru
Venezuela
*Lineups will be automatically updated shortly after they're announced.
Player to watch: Salomon Rondon
To be fair, Salomon Rondon registered just two shots in Venezuela's goalless draw with Ecuador. Compared to their most recent opponents however, last-placed Peru should be relatively easier. Interestingly, Salomon Rondon scored two of Venezuela's five goals in these qualifying rounds; we're fairly confident that he'll get his third goal today.
