The Peruvian team arrived in Qatar and heads to the concentration hotel where hundreds of fans are waiting to express their unconditional encouragement. The team will stay in the luxurious Hyatt Regency Oryx and will be psyched up for the playoffs.
Upon landing at the airport, those led by Ricardo Gareca were also received by compatriots. “Go, Peru!”was the voice in unison that was heard in the place and, in addition, the supporters were dressed in the ‘Blanquirroja’ shirt and some waved their flag.
It is worth mentioning that, in the following days, the ‘Tiger’ will polish the team that he will put on this Monday, June 13, once morest Australia for a playoff at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Doha. The commitment will be played from 1 pm (Peruvian time).
Australia’s striker psyches himself up in the playoff: “We will train and watch videos from Peru”
The Australian team defeated the United Arab Emirates 2-1 in the Asian Qualifiers playoff and advanced to the playoffs for the Qatar 2022 World Cup, where they will face Peru. The team led by coach Graham Arnold continues with its preparation and Jamie Maclaren, one of the team’s outstanding strikers, analyzed the path followed by the ‘Socceroos’.
Initially, the 28-year-old attacker was referring to the direct elimination match that the Australian team recently won. “On the bench it was a roller coaster of mixed emotions. I just wanted to get in there and press to try and create a scoring opportunity.”, explained the footballer, who played the last 19 minutes of the match once morest the Emirati team.
Then, Jamie Maclaren highlighted the excitement of his teammates for the upcoming duel once morest the Peruvian team. “I mightn’t stress how much we can’t wait for it to be Monday night anymore. They all had their own little dates. Everyone said the half was missing”, indicated the scorer in an interview for the ‘Kangaro’ press area.
