6 June 14 at 2 o'clock, the 2022 Qatar World Cup qualifier cross-continental play-off match between Australia and Peru will be held at the Rayyan Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium in Qatar. The two sides ended in a goalless draw 0-0 within 90 minutes, and neither achieved anything in the 30 minutes of overtime. After a penalty shootout, Australia narrowly defeated Peru 5-4 and became the 31st team to reach the finals of the Qatar World Cup. The Australian team will be in Group D with France, Denmark, and Tunisia. It is worth mentioning that this is the fifth consecutive time and the sixth time in history that the Australian team has entered the World Cup finals.
The Australian team finished third in Group B of the top 12 and narrowly defeated the third place in Group A 2-1 in the play-offs. The UAE team finished fifth in Asia and played a single-round play-off with the fifth-place Peru team in South America to decide one. A ticket to the World Cup finals. In the 2018 World Cup group stage , the Australian team lost 0 to 2 to the Peruvian team. In terms of starting, Australia's Duke replaced Goodwin, Shanghai Harbor foreign aid Muyi still started; Peru's Trauco, Advincula, Tapia, Gonzalez replaced Lopez, Corso, Yodon, Aquino.
Lineup of both sides:
Australian starting lineup: 1- Matthew Ryan (119'12-Redman), 4-Atkinson, 8-Bailey Wright, 17-Rolls, 16-Bi Ichi (119'19-Goodwin), 22- Jackson-Irving, 10-Hrustic, 6-Boyle, 7-Leckie (105'9-Jamie McLaren) , 13-Mooy, 15-Mitchell Duke (68'11-Mabir)
Substitute did not appear: 2-Degenek, 3-Karacic, 5-Jean Ro, 14-McGree , 20-Sainsbury, 21-Tilio, 23-D'Agostino
Peru starting: 1-Galayse, 6-Trunco, 22-Callan, 5- Zambrano , 17-Adwinkula, 13-Tapia, 10- Cueva (115'7-Valera), 16-Christopher Gonzalez, 8-Sergio PeƱa ( 80'23-Pedro Aquino), 18- Carrillo (64'20-Edison Flores), 9-Lapadula
Substitute did not play: 2-Abram, 3-Corso, 4-Marcos Lopez, 11-Omenho, 12-Campos, 14-Cartagena, 15-Miguel Araujo, 19-Calcatella , 21-JosƩ Carvalho
