Peru

The Peru national football team, affectionately nicknamed the Blanquirroja or la Bicolor, is the country's representative team in men's international tournaments. Organized by the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) since 1927, it affiliated with CONMEBOL in 1925. Throughout its history, Peru has achieved significant triumphs, notably winning the Copa América twice, in 1939 and 1975. Additionally, they have qualified for five World Cup editions, the most recent in 2018, after a 36-year absence. The Estadio Nacional in Lima is their main fortress, where fans display their characteristic cheer of "¡Arriba Perú!". The iconic kit with the red sash has been an emblem since 1936.

News

Peru secures a valuable 1-1 draw against Colombia in Barranquilla

La Bicolor drew with a goal from Gianluca Lapadula in a hard-fought World Cup Qualifier match played on September 4, 2025.

Fossati announces squad for the September double-header

Coach Jorge Fossati presented the list of 28 players for the matches against Colombia and Ecuador on August 29, 2025.

Pedro Gallese is out due to injury; Diego Romero replaces him

The FPF confirmed on September 2, 2025, that goalkeeper Pedro Gallese was withdrawn from the squad due to a muscle injury.

Complete guide for Peru

To fully enjoy the Peruvian National Team matches, planning is key. Purchase your verified tickets through official channels to avoid issues. Consider transportation options to the stadium, especially in Lima where the Estadio Nacional is the main venue. Wear the Blanquirroja colors and arrive early to experience the pre-match atmosphere. Review stadium regulations regarding permitted items. Get ready for a day of excitement and unconditional support!

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