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This is Peru's largest test and, while solid when obviously disadvantaged by the odds, any outcome is likely to be narrow. Significantly, each of Peru's last five matches against CONMEBOL opponents currently ranked in the top 20 FIFA rankings in Copa América (CA) saw a margin of fewer than 1.5 objectives (1 win, 2 draw, 2 losses).

 Three of Peru's last four matches against South American rivals (including friends) have not failed to see a quick start, seeing the opening objective in the first half hour, although there may be a narrow outcome. Also, after the 89th minute, two of the last three of those matches also saw an objective. 

Undefeated from 12 pre-kick-off matches (10 wins, 2 draws), Brazil continues the favorite, though Peru defeated him 1-0 in their last direct CA meeting in 2016. That defeat continues the only defeat for Brazil against CONMEBOL rivals outside the present top 20 positions in the rankings of the FIFA since October 2009.

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 After being eliminated from the World Cup, Brazil also scored first in ten of the 12 matches played (9 wins, 1 draw). Seven of these wins saw a margin of more objectives, with Brazil scoring more than three objectives in the second quarter in three of those last four matches.

 Players to maintain an eye on the winning goal was scored by both Peru's 2019 wins with a 1-0 final consequence.

 In his national team's victorious opening round, the young Brazilian striker Everton scored the last objective (and the first goal for Brazil) against Bolivia.

 Statistics: four of the last six matches in Peru saw less than 2.5 complete objectives, with only one of those six scored by both teams.

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 Could this be three numbers of magic? Three of CA's last four victories from Brazil saw precisely three objectives.

 After seeing a draw at the end of the first quarter, the last direct clash in CA was the second consecutive team victory.