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A closer look at England's final opponents before Hodgson's team head across the Atlantic
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England play Peru in their final World Cup warm-up match before they head to Miami. Here, we take a closer look at Friday night's opponents...
Inglaterra jugara con Peru en su presentacion con final antes de ir a Miami , aquí una mirada cercana
1. Peru infligio uno de los mas grandes schos en la historia de Escocia de la Copa mundial, escocia fue a Argentina en 1978., esperando genuinamente el reto. En su primer juego en cordova, Joe Jordan los puso sobre ellos pero Peru igualo, antes Teofilo Cubillas anoto dos grandes goles para ganar 3-1. Escocia no clasifico en su grupo .
2-En defensa el entrenador escoces Ally Mac Leod dijo que Peru al igual que en 1970 fue probablemente su mas grande equipo. ellos alcanzaron los cuartos de final en Mejico 70, perdiendo 4-2 con los eventuales ganadores Brasil, y segundo en el grupo de 1978. Peru gano la Copa America en 1975, su segundo y mas reciente mayor trofeo.
La salida de Peru de la copa mundial de1978, después deuan derrota de 6-0 ante Argentina, sigue siendo controversial. el senador Genaro Ledesma dijo en el 2012 que el resultado estuvo d e acuerdo con el avance en la behest del dictador Rodolfo Videla. El arquero ese dia fue Ramón Quiroga, nacido en Rosario, Argentina.
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1. Peru inflicted one of the great shocks in British World Cup history. Scotland went to Argentina in 1978 – “Ally’s Tartan Army” – genuinely expecting to challenge. In their first game, in Cordoba, Joe Jordan put them ahead but Peru equalised, before Teofilo Cubillas scored two great late goals to win it 3-1. Scotland did not make it out of their group.
2. In defence of the Scotland manager, Ally MacLeod, that Peru side of the 1970s was probably their greatest ever team. They reached the quarter-finals of Mexico 1970, losing 4-2 to the eventual winners Brazil, and the second group stage in 1978. Peru won the Copa America in 1975, their second and most recent major trophy.
3. Peru’s exit from the 1978 World Cup – after a 6-0 defeat by Argentina – remains controversial. Genaro Ledesma, a Peruvian senator, said in 2012 that the result was agreed in advance at the behest of Argentine dictator Jorge Videla. The Peru goalkeeper that day, Ramon Quiroga, was born in Rosario, Argentina.
4. Cubillas was the star of that Peru side and he is considered Peru’s greatest player. He was a huge success with Alianza Lima in Peru, coming out of retirement at 38 to play for them for free when 16 players died in a plane crash in 1987.
5. The Peru teams of the 1970s wore one of the classic World Cup kits – a red diagonal sash on a white shirt. Malcolm Allison was so impressed that as manager he introduced a sash kit at Manchester City and then at Crystal Palace.
6. Peru’s most recent export to English football is the trumpet-playing Nolberto Solano, who played 11 seasons in the Premier League, primarily with Newcastle United, after Kenny Dalglish paid Boca Juniors £2.5m for him in 1998. Solano won 95 caps for Peru, and now manages the semi-professional Internacional de Toronto, in League1 Ontario.
7. This is the first game for Peru’s new head coach, Pablo Bengoechea, who took over in March after the departure of his predecessor Sergio Markarian, to whom he was the assistant. Peru never looked like reaching this summer’s World Cup, finishing third-bottom of the Latin American group, 10 points adrift of the qualification and play-off places.
7. Este es el primer juego para Peru con su nuevo entrenador Pablo Bengochea, quien tomo el cargo en marzo después de la partida de su predecesor Sergio Markarian, de quien fue su asistente. Peru nunca parecio alcanzar la copa mundial de este verano, finalizando en el tercio grupo del fondo, diez puntos adrift de la clasificación y juegos play-offs .
8. Bengoechea has chosen a young squad for his first game, resting their four most famous players, who have little to prove to him. So Peru are without the veteran striker Claudio Pizarro, Fiorentina winger Juan Manuel Vargas, Corinthians’ striker Paolo Guerrero and the Schalke winger Jefferson Farfan, who is also injured.
9. Despite one difficult season in England, Pizarro has been one of South America’s best exports to European football in recent years. He has scored 176 Bundesliga goals, in two spells with Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen. Even at 35 he has just signed on for another year working under Pep Guardiola.
10. Peru’s relative lack of stature among South America’s big football nations is reflected in the club game. No Peruvian team has won the Copa Libertadores. They have reached two finals: Universitario were beaten by Independiente in 1972 and Sporting Cristal – featuring Solano – lost to Cruzeiro in 1997
10- La relativa falta de estatura entre las mas grandes naciones futbolistas sudamericanas es reflejada en el juego del club. Ningun equipo peruano ha ganado la Copa Libertadores. ellos han alcanado dos finales, Universitario fue derrotado por Independiente en 1972 y Sporting Cristal, caracterizado por Solano, perdio con Cruzeiro en 1997.
2. In defence of the Scotland manager, Ally MacLeod, that Peru side of the 1970s was probably their greatest ever team. They reached the quarter-finals of Mexico 1970, losing 4-2 to the eventual winners Brazil, and the second group stage in 1978. Peru won the Copa America in 1975, their second and most recent major trophy.
3. Peru’s exit from the 1978 World Cup – after a 6-0 defeat by Argentina – remains controversial. Genaro Ledesma, a Peruvian senator, said in 2012 that the result was agreed in advance at the behest of Argentine dictator Jorge Videla. The Peru goalkeeper that day, Ramon Quiroga, was born in Rosario, Argentina.
4. Cubillas was the star of that Peru side and he is considered Peru’s greatest player. He was a huge success with Alianza Lima in Peru, coming out of retirement at 38 to play for them for free when 16 players died in a plane crash in 1987.
5. The Peru teams of the 1970s wore one of the classic World Cup kits – a red diagonal sash on a white shirt. Malcolm Allison was so impressed that as manager he introduced a sash kit at Manchester City and then at Crystal Palace.
6. Peru’s most recent export to English football is the trumpet-playing Nolberto Solano, who played 11 seasons in the Premier League, primarily with Newcastle United, after Kenny Dalglish paid Boca Juniors £2.5m for him in 1998. Solano won 95 caps for Peru, and now manages the semi-professional Internacional de Toronto, in League1 Ontario.
7. This is the first game for Peru’s new head coach, Pablo Bengoechea, who took over in March after the departure of his predecessor Sergio Markarian, to whom he was the assistant. Peru never looked like reaching this summer’s World Cup, finishing third-bottom of the Latin American group, 10 points adrift of the qualification and play-off places.
7. Este es el primer juego para Peru con su nuevo entrenador Pablo Bengochea, quien tomo el cargo en marzo después de la partida de su predecesor Sergio Markarian, de quien fue su asistente. Peru nunca parecio alcanzar la copa mundial de este verano, finalizando en el tercio grupo del fondo, diez puntos adrift de la clasificación y juegos play-offs .
8. Bengoechea has chosen a young squad for his first game, resting their four most famous players, who have little to prove to him. So Peru are without the veteran striker Claudio Pizarro, Fiorentina winger Juan Manuel Vargas, Corinthians’ striker Paolo Guerrero and the Schalke winger Jefferson Farfan, who is also injured.
9. Despite one difficult season in England, Pizarro has been one of South America’s best exports to European football in recent years. He has scored 176 Bundesliga goals, in two spells with Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen. Even at 35 he has just signed on for another year working under Pep Guardiola.
10. Peru’s relative lack of stature among South America’s big football nations is reflected in the club game. No Peruvian team has won the Copa Libertadores. They have reached two finals: Universitario were beaten by Independiente in 1972 and Sporting Cristal – featuring Solano – lost to Cruzeiro in 1997
10- La relativa falta de estatura entre las mas grandes naciones futbolistas sudamericanas es reflejada en el juego del club. Ningun equipo peruano ha ganado la Copa Libertadores. ellos han alcanado dos finales, Universitario fue derrotado por Independiente en 1972 y Sporting Cristal, caracterizado por Solano, perdio con Cruzeiro en 1997.
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