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17 Nov 2015

23:00

Arena Fonte Nova

Hernando Buitrago

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Substitution

89:00'

89th min: Douglas Costa is replaced by Lucas Lima.

Douglas Costa has been substituted 2 times, playing 287 minutes in 4 appearances this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America season.
Lucas Lima started as a sub 3 times, starting the match 1 times.

Substitution

86:00'

86th min: Willian is replaced by Oscar.

Willian has been substituted 2 times, playing 356 minutes in 4 appearances this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America season.
First time Oscar come on the field as a substitute in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America, overall having 4 appearances in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.

Substitution

78:00'

78th min: Luiz Gustavo is replaced by Fernandinho.

Luiz Gustavo has been substituted 2 times, playing 340 minutes in 4 appearances this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America season.
Fernandinho started as a sub 4 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

Goal

77:00'

Filipe Luis scores his first goal vs Peru at Arena Fonte Nova in the 77th minute (3 - 0).

Filipe Luis scores his first goal this season well done!
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Brazil goes on to score more than three goals 50% of the times after scoring three goals; They have scored three goals in 4 matches and 2 times gone on to score more.
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Peru goes on to concede more than three goals 33.33% of the times after conceding three goals; They have conceded three goals in 3 matches and 1 times gone on to concede more.
Brazil's scored 9 goals against Peru's 2 goals in their last 5 meetings in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.

Discipline

73:00'

Peru Carlos Ascues is yellow carded in the 73rd minute.

Carlos Ascues has been yellow carded first time this season, he has now 1 yellow cards in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America seasons.

Substitution

70:00'

70th min: Carlos Lobaton is replaced by Christofer Gonzales.

Carlos Lobaton has been substituted 2 times, playing 296 minutes in 4 appearances this seasons, overall has been substituted 6 times, playing 753 minutes in 14 appearances in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
First time Christofer Gonzales come on the field as a substitute in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America, overall having 2 appearances in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.

Substitution

70:00'

70th min: Renato Tapia is replaced by Josepmir Aaron Ballon.

Renato Tapia has been substituted 2 times, playing 187 minutes in 3 appearances this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America season.
First time Josepmir Aaron Ballon come on the field as a substitute in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America, overall having 14 appearances in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.

Substitution

65:00'

65th min: Paulo Hurtado is replaced by Yordy Reyna.

This is the first time when Paulo Hurtado was substituted in 3 appearances.
Yordy Reyna has started 1 matches and 3 times as a sub, overall in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America seasons he has started 1 times and been a sub 9 times.

60 minute.

60:00'

2 of the 4 goals (50%) Brazil have conceded have come in the middle of the first half, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 18%.
When Brazil lead 2-0 after 60 minute, 1 of 1 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 2 matches)

Goal

57:00'

Renato Augusto scores his first goal vs Peru at Arena Fonte Nova in the 57th minute (2 - 0).

Renato Augusto scores his first goal this season well done!
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Brazil goes on to score a third goal 80% of the times after scoring two goals; They have scored in two goals in 5 matches and 4 times gone on to score again.
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Peru goes on to concede a third goal 50% of the times after conceding two goals; They have conceded in two goals in 6 matches and 3 times gone on to concede again.
Brazil's scored 8 goals against Peru's 2 goals in their last 5 meetings in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
When Brazil lead 2-0 after 57 minute, 1 of 1 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 2 matches)

Discipline

57:00'

Peru Luis Advincula is yellow carded in the 57th minute.

Luis Advincula has been yellow carded first time this season, he has now 4 yellow cards in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America seasons.

Discipline

47:00'

Peru Renato Tapia is yellow carded in the 47th minute.

Renato Tapia has been yellow carded first time this season, he has now 1 yellow cards in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America seasons.

Half Time

45:00'

1 of the 4 goals (25%) Brazil have conceded have come in the last 15 minutes of matches, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 20%.
Peru have conceded 16.67% (1 of the 6 goals) in the first 15 minutes of the second half of matches, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 18%.
Peru have conceded 16.67% (1 of the 6 goals) in the last 15 minutes of matches, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 20%.
When Brazil are leading at half time they have a 100 win %, with 1 out of the 1 times they have been leading at the halftime.
When Peru have trailed at half time they have a 100 loss %, with 2 out of the 2 times they have been losing at the halftime.
Brazil have scored 2 of the 4 goals (50%) in the second half compared to the Peru which scored 1 goals of 4 (25%).
Brazil have conceded 3 of the 4 goals (75%) in the second half compared to the Peru which scored 2 goals of 6 (33.33%).
Of the 5 yellow cards Brazil have collected 3(60%) in the second half, compared with 1 of 3 (33.33%) for Peru.
When Peru trail 0-1 after 45 minute, 1 of their last 1 WCQSA games have seen 3 goals scored. (last 10 matches)

30 minute.

30:00'

Brazil have conceded 25% (1 of the 4 goals) at the end of the first half, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 20%.
Peru have conceded 50% (3 of the 6 goals) at the end of the first half, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 20%.
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minute, 1 of 1 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 2 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minute, 1 of their last 1 WCQSA games have seen 4 goals scored. (last 2 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 30 minute, they have never kept a clean sheet in the last 1 WCQSA games. (last 2 matches)

Discipline

26:00'

Brazil Neymar is yellow carded in the 26th minute.

Neymar has been yellow carded first time this season, he has now 1 yellow cards in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America seasons.

Goal

22:00'

Douglas Costa has scored the first goal in this match vs Peru at Arena Fonte Nova in the 22nd minute (1 - 0).

Douglas Costa scores his first goal this season well done!
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Brazil goes on to score a second goal 62.5% of the times after scoring one goal;They have scored one goal in 8 matches and 5 times gone on to score again.
In the last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches, Peru goes on to concede a second goal 85.71% of the times after conceding one goal;They have conceded one goal in 7 matches and 6 times gone on to concede again.
Brazil's scored 7 goals against Peru's 2 goals in their last 5 meetings in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 22 minute, 1 of 1 WCQSA games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 2 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 22 minute, 1 of their last 1 WCQSA games have seen 4 goals scored. (last 2 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 22 minute, they have never kept a clean sheet in the last 1 WCQSA games. (last 2 matches)

15 minute.

15:00'

0 of 4 goals 0% Brazil have scored have come in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 20%.
0 of 4 Brazil's goals (0%) have been scored in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to 1 of 4(25%) for Peru.
When Brazil are drawing 0-0 after 15 minute, 1 of 1 WCQSA games have seen them score one goal. (last 2 matches)
When Peru are drawing 0-0 after 15 minute, they have won 2 of 9 WCQSA games by a 1 goal margin. (last 10 matches)
When Peru are drawing 0-0 after 15 minute, they have lost 2 of 9 WCQSA games by a 1 goal margin. (last 10 matches)
When Peru are drawing 0-0 after 15 minute, 7 of 9 WCQSA games have seen them score one goal. (last 10 matches)

Kick Off

0:00'

Buitrago Hernando has averaged 37.00 per match compared to the competition average of 32.95% awarding 37 fouls in 1 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches.
The leading top goal scorer for this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America is Felipe Caicedo (Ecuador, Midfielder) having 4 goals.
Willian (Midfielder) is the leading goal scorer for Brazil in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America having 2 goals.
Jefferson Farfan (Forward) is the leading goal scorer for Peru in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America having 3 goals.
With 4 goals Felipe Caicedo (Ecuador, Midfielder) is the leading scorer in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
The leading top scorer for Brazil in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America is Willian (Midfielder) having 2 goals.
The leading top scorer for Peru in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America is Jefferson Farfan (Forward) having 3 goals.
1 of 4 goals 25% Brazil have scored have come in the first 20 minutes, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 10%.
1 of 4 Brazil's goals (25%) have been scored in the first 20 minutes of the first half, compared to 1 of 4(25%) for Peru.
Peru have conceded 16.67% (1 of the 6 goals) in the opening 15 minutes of matches, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 10%.

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Brazil FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America starting XI averages 28 years and 20 days, with the youngest player in the line up Alisson Becker at 23 years and 46 days, compared to the oldest Dani Alves at 32 years and 195 days.
Peru FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America starting XI averages 27 years and 140 days, with the youngest player in the line up Renato Tapia at 20 years and 113 days, compared to the oldest Carlos Lobaton at 35 years and 287 days.
There have been 50 goals in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America season averaging 5 per team, with Brazil conceding 4, ranking 5th place and Peru conceding 6, ranking 7th place.
There have been 90 yellow cards in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America averaging 9 per team, with Brazil players being booked 5 times and Peru players being booked 3 times.
The most players booked for FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America are Marcelo Diaz (Chile, Midfielder) and Matias Corujo (Uruguay, Defender) having 3 yellow cards each.
There have been 90 yellow cards in FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America 48.89% at home and 51.11% on the road, with Brazil's players booked 1 times (48.89%) at home and with Peru's players being sent 1 times (51.11%) on the road.
Willian (Midfielder) has scored 2 goals, he is 6th in the leading goals table this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
Jefferson Farfan (Forward) has scored 3 goals, he is 2nd in the leading goals table this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America.
Brazil have had 11 shots against on target from 33 shots, a shot on target ratio of 33.33%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 34.39%.
Peru have had 15 shots against on target from 29 shots, a shot on target ratio of 51.72%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 34.39%.
Brazil have had 10 shots on target from 38 shots, a shot on target ratio of 26.32%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 34.39%.
Peru have had 10 shots on target from 38 shots, a shot on target ratio of 26.32%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 34.39%.
Brazil have conceded 43 fouls and had 5 yellow cards, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of (14.38%) 626 fouls / 90 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/penalties conceded ratio of 11.63%.
Peru have conceded 38 fouls and had 3 yellow cards, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of (14.38%) 626 fouls / 90 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/penalties conceded ratio of 7.89%.
Hernando Buitrago has given out 3 yellow cards this season averaging 3 per match, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America average of 4.74.
Hernando Buitrago has awarded 37 fouls in 1 matches in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America at an average off 37.00 a match compared to the competition average of 32.95.
Last match between Brazil and Peru in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America, ended 3-0 on the 1 April 2009.
In the last 4 matches between the two teams, Brazil have won 2, Peru have won 0 and 2 have been drawn.
In the last 4 FIFA World Cup Qualifying South America matches between the sides Brazil have scored 6 goals while Peru have managed 2 goals.

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1 of Brazil's last 1 WCQSA home games have seen both teams score.
2 of Brazil's last 3 WCQSA games have seen 2 goals scored.
1 of Brazil's last 3 WCQSA games have seen them lose to nil.
0 of Brazil's last 3 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil.
1 of Peru's last 3 WCQSA games have seen both teams score.
1 of Peru's last 3 WCQSA games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
1 of Peru's last 3 WCQSA games have seen them lose to nil.
1 of Peru's last 3 WCQSA games have seen them win to nil.

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