Match Details

Friendlies
Peru
2 2
Honduras
Full Time
HT 1-1
J. Velez 6'J. Velez 58'
L. Palma 44'K. Guity 90'
Venue: Estadio Municipal de Butarque
Match Started
J. Velez 6'

Goal (Assist: Y. Yotun)

J. Concha 11'

Yellow Card

A. Reyes 25'

Yellow Card

J. Castillo 31'

Yellow Card

L. Palma 44'

Goal (Assist: K. Arriaga)

Half Time
M. Araujo → F. Gruber 46'

Substitution

O. Sonne → M. Huaman 46'

Substitution

J. Castillo → E. Noriega 46'

Substitution

Y. Yotun → A. Carrillo 46'

Substitution

J. Velez 58'

Goal (Assist: J. Concha)

R. Rivas 60'

Yellow Card

A. Reyes → D. Flores 60'

Substitution

D. Moncada → A. Vargas 60'

Substitution

J. Concha → A. Quiroz 68'

Substitution

J. Grimaldo → K. G. Cabrera Nakamura 68'

Substitution

M. Lopez → C. Inga 75'

Substitution

J. Rosales → D. J. Mencia Hernandez 76'

Substitution

J. Martinez → L. Vega 76'

Substitution

J. Benguche → E. Puerto 76'

Substitution

L. Palma → M. Arana 81'

Substitution

K. Arriaga → E. Rodriguez 81'

Substitution

J. Velez → J. Pretell 82'

Substitution

R. Rivas → E. Arzu 82'

Substitution

C. Inga 83'

Yellow Card

K. Guity 90'

Goal (Assist: D. Flores)

Full Time
End of Match

Starters

  • P. Gallese1 P. Gallese
  • A. Barco2 A. Barco
  • M. Lopez4 M. Lopez
  • M. Araujo5 M. Araujo
  • J. Grimaldo10 J. Grimaldo
  • J. Velez11 J. Velezx2
  • J. Castillo16 J. Castillo
  • J. Concha17 J. Concha
  • Y. Yotun19 Y. Yotun
  • A. Valera20 A. Valera
  • O. Sonne22 O. Sonne

Substitutes

  • F. Gruber3 F. Gruber
  • J. Pretell6 J. Pretell
  • K. G. Cabrera Nakamura7 K. G. Cabrera Nakamura
  • E. Noriega8 E. Noriega
  • A. Ugarriza9 A. Ugarriza
  • D. Enriquez12 D. Enriquez
  • M. Huaman13 M. Huaman
  • A. Quiroz14 A. Quiroz
  • A. Carrillo18 A. Carrillo
  • D. Romero21 D. Romero
  • C. Inga23 C. Inga
  • J. P. Goicochea Del Carpio24 J. P. Goicochea Del Carpio
  • M. Zegarra25 M. Zegarra

Starters

  • E. Menjivar1 E. Menjivar
  • G. Sacaza2 G. Sacaza
  • J. Martinez3 J. Martinez
  • K. Arriaga5 K. Arriaga
  • D. Melendez6 D. Melendez
  • R. Rivas7 R. Rivas
  • J. Rosales8 J. Rosales
  • J. Benguche9 J. Benguche
  • L. Palma10 L. Palma
  • A. Reyes14 A. Reyes
  • D. Moncada18 D. Moncada

Substitutes

  • L. Vega4 L. Vega
  • E. Arzu11 E. Arzu
  • A. Guity12 A. Guity
  • C. Bennett13 C. Bennett
  • D. J. Mencia Hernandez15 D. J. Mencia Hernandez
  • E. Rodriguez16 E. Rodriguez
  • A. Vargas17 A. Vargas
  • K. Guity19 K. Guity
  • D. Flores20 D. Flores
  • E. Puerto21 E. Puerto
  • L. Ortiz22 L. Ortiz
  • M. Arana23 M. Arana
  • L. Posadas24 L. Posadas
  • L. Padilla25 L. Padilla

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Match Statistics

Peru Honduras
  • 2 Shots on Goal 3
  • 5 Shots off Goal 6
  • 8 Total Shots 12
  • 1 Blocked Shots 3
  • 4 Shots insidebox 8
  • 4 Shots outsidebox 4
  • 15 Fouls 12
  • 5 Corner Kicks 7
  • 2 Offsides 2
  • 55% Ball Possession 45%
  • 3 Yellow Cards 2
  • 0 Red Cards 0
  • 1 Goalkeeper Saves 0
  • 424 Total passes 338
  • 354 Passes accurate 271
  • 83% Passes % 80%
  • 0 expected_goals 0
  • 0 goals_prevented 0

Head-to-Head Stats

Peru Wins 0
Draws 1
Honduras Wins 0

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1. Match Summary

The match between Peru and Honduras ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw. Peru took the lead twice, through goals from J. Velez (6' and 58'), but Honduras responded with goals from L. Palma (44') and K. Guity (90'). The game was punctuated by several substitutions, particularly from Peru in the second half, indicating a tactical shift or attempts to regain control. A flurry of yellow cards suggests a physically contested match.

2. Team Performance Analysis

Peru: Peru dominated possession with 55% of the ball and a significantly higher pass accuracy (84% vs Honduras' 79%). They completed more total passes (400 vs 317) demonstrating their control in midfield. However, they only managed 2 shots on goal from 8 total shots, indicating a lack of clinical finishing. The high number of fouls (15) suggests a degree of frustration and difficulty breaking down the Honduran defense. The numerous substitutions made by Peru suggest the coach was trying to find a winning formula, but ultimately couldn't secure the victory.

Honduras: Honduras were more direct in their approach, with 10 total shots, though only 2 on target. They were effective in disrupting Peru's play, evidenced by 2 blocked shots. While they had less possession, they were able to capitalize on their opportunities, scoring twice. Their passing accuracy was slightly lower than Peru's, but they were still able to create chances. The late equalizer demonstrates their resilience and determination.

Key Statistical Highlights:

Possession: Peru (55%) - Honduras (45%) Pass Accuracy: Peru (84%) - Honduras (79%) Total Shots: Peru (8) - Honduras (10) Shots on Goal: Peru (2) - Honduras (2) Fouls: Peru (15) - Honduras (13)

3. Chronological Breakdown of Key Events

6' - GOAL: Peru - J. Velez scores, assisted by Y. Yotún. (Peru 1 - 0 Honduras) 11' - YELLOW CARD: Peru - J. Concha 25' - YELLOW CARD: Honduras - A. Reyes 31' - YELLOW CARD: Peru - J. Castillo 44' - GOAL: Honduras - L. Palma scores, assisted by K. Arriaga. (Peru 1 - 1 Honduras) 46' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Peru): Y. Yotún, M. Araujo, O. Sonne, J. Castillo are substituted. 58' - GOAL: Peru - J. Velez scores, assisted by J. Concha. (Peru 2 - 1 Honduras) 60' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Honduras): D. Moncada, A. Reyes, and R. Rivas are substituted. 60' - YELLOW CARD: Honduras - R. Rivas 68' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Peru): J. Concha and J. Grimaldo are substituted. 75' - SUBSTITUTION (Peru): M. Lopez is substituted. 76' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Honduras): J. Rosales, J. Martinez, and J. Benguche are substituted. 81' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Honduras): K. Arriaga and L. Palma are substituted. 82' - SUBSTITUTIONS (Peru & Honduras): J. Velez is substituted (Peru), R. Rivas is substituted (Honduras). 83' - YELLOW CARD: Peru - C. Inga 90' - GOAL: Honduras - K. Guity scores, assisted by D. Flores. (Peru 2 - 2 Honduras)

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