Haiti suffer concerning 2-1 defeat vs Peru in international friendly before the 2026 World Cup

Peru beat Haiti 2-1 in this international friendly before the 2026 World Cup and you lived every moment of this exciting game here, on Bolavip.

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The referee blows the final whistle and Peru complete a 2-1 comeback victory over Haiti in this international friendly.

The fourth official indicates that four minutes will be added at the end of the second half.

Haiti make a change as Jean Jacques leaves the match and Derick Etienne comes on. Peru also make two substitutions, with Jairo Velez and Marcos Lopez making way for Rodrigo Vilca and Matias Zegarra as the visitors look to protect their lead in the closing stages.

Peru complete the comeback with another goal that originates from a corner kick. Yoshimar Yotun sends the ball into the area, and although Haiti initially clear the danger, the rebound falls to Jairo Velez outside the box. The midfielder unleashes a powerful strike that flies into the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance and putting Peru ahead 2-1.

Peru find the equalizer from a set piece. Yoshimar Yotun delivers a corner into the box, where Fabio Gruber rises to meet it with a header that is initially saved. The rebound falls kindly to Renzo Garces, who reacts first and finishes from close range to level the match at 1-1.

Adrian Ugarriza is booked after committing a foul on Lenny Joseph. The challenge stops a promising Haiti attack and results in another yellow card as the physical battle continues in the second half.

Wilguens Paugain receives a yellow card after bringing down Maxloren Castro.

Peru make additional changes as Erick Noriega and Jhonny Vidales leave the field. Jesus Pretell and Maxloren Castro enter the match as Peru continue looking for fresh options in their pursuit of an equalizer.

The match is back underway following the cooling break.

Play is temporarily stopped for a cooling break as players from both Haiti and Peru head to the sidelines for hydration and instructions from their coaching staffs before the match resumes.

Erick Noriega is shown a yellow card after committing a hard foul on Hannes Delcroix. The challenge brings play to a halt and adds another booking to an increasingly physical second half.

Peru make two changes as Jairo Concha and Andre Carrillo leave the match, with Yoshimar Yotun and Adrian Quiroz entering the field. Haiti also make several substitutions, replacing Ricardo Ade, Arcus Carlens, Louicius Deedson, Wilson Isidor, Ruben Providence, Martin Experience, and Frantzdy Pierrot with Jean Kevin Duverne, Wilguens Paugain, Josue Casimir, Dominique Simon, Lenny Joseph, Duke Lacroix, and Duckens Nazon. Both sides look to inject fresh legs as the match enters its final stages.

Andre Carrillo receives a yellow card after a hard challenge on Martin Experience. The foul stops Haiti from advancing and adds to the increasingly physical nature of the contest.

Peru have started the second half with greater intensity, pushing forward in search of an equalizer. However, Haiti remain solid defensively, staying organized at the back and limiting the visitors' opportunities in the final third.

The second half is underway as Peru look to find a way back into the match after trailing at the break. Haiti return to the field aiming to protect their advantage and continue the disciplined performance that earned them the lead in the opening half.

Peru make changes to begin the second half as Alfonso Barco and Kenji Cabrera leave the field. Fabio Gruber and Adrian Ugarriza come on as Peru look to add fresh energy and find an equalizer.

Wilson Isidor's goal remains the difference after a competitive opening 45 minutes in which Haiti combined solid defending with effective attacking transitions. Peru showed spells of possession but struggled to create clear-cut chances against a well-organized Haitian side.

The referee brings the first half to an end with Haiti holding a 1-0 lead over Peru.

The fourth official indicates that three minutes will be added at the end of the first half.

Alfonso Barco goes into the referee's book after committing a hard foul on Frantzdy Pierrot. The Peru defender was the last man in the play and stops a potentially dangerous attacking opportunity for Haiti.

Haiti come close to extending their lead as Frantzdy Pierrot sets up Ruben Providence outside the area. Providence strikes with his right foot, but the attempt drifts wide of the right post and goes out of play.

Peru create a rare attacking opportunity as Jairo Velez sets up Jairo Concha outside the box. The midfielder strikes the ball with his right foot, but the effort sails well over the crossbar and fails to trouble Haiti's goalkeeper.

The game has become increasingly physical, with both sides battling hard for every ball. Neither Haiti nor Peru have been able to create meaningful chances in recent minutes, and clear vertical passes have been difficult to find. Haiti continue to hold the edge physically, winning key duels across the field and limiting Peru's attacking options.

The pattern of the match remains largely the same. Peru are trying to react and find the equalizer, but Haiti are defending very well and not allowing the visitors to create clear chances. When they recover possession, Haiti stay composed and look to keep the ball rather than forcing quick attacks.

Action is back underway after the cooling break. Haiti look to protect their advantage, while Peru continue searching for a way back into the match as the first half progresses.

The referee pauses play for a cooling break as players from both Haiti and Peru take a moment to hydrate and receive instructions from their coaching staffs before the action resumes.

Peru continue pushing forward in search of the equalizer, but they appear more cautious after falling behind. The visitors are taking fewer risks in possession, aware of the threat Haiti can pose on the counterattack.

Haiti take the lead after a brilliant sequence that begins with their high pressure. Jeanricner Bellegarde wins possession from Andre Carrillo, the ball then falls to Louicius Deedson, who delivers an excellent assist for Wilson Isidor. The forward makes no mistake with the finish and puts Haiti in front.

Haiti push forward and begin creating danger in the attacking third. Ruben Providence and Louicius Deedson repeatedly deliver crosses into the box, looking for Frantzdy Pierrot or Wilson Isidor to get on the end of them and threaten Peru's defense.

Peru establish their game quickly and take control of possession in the opening minutes. The visitors already look dangerous going forward, but the attack is halted when Jhonny Vidales is flagged offside after Jairo Velez attempts a through ball into space.

Haiti and Peru are underway in this international friendly in the United States as they continue their preparations for future competitions.

Haiti will line up as follows: Johny Placide; Arcus Carlens, Ricardo Ade, Hannes Delcroix, Martin Experience; Louicius Deedson, Jeanricner Bellegarde, Jean Jacques, Ruben Providence; Frantzdy Pierrot, Wilson Isidor.

Peru and Haiti last faced each other on June 4, 2016, during the group stage of the Copa America Centenario in the United States. Peru won the match 1-0, with a goal from Paolo Guerrero in the 61st minute.

Peru will line up as follows: Pedro Gallese; Oliver Sonne, Renzo Garces, Alfonso Barco, Marcos Lopez; Erick Noriega, Andre Carrillo, Jairo Concha; Jairo Velez, Kenji Cabrera, Jhonny Vidales.

Haiti vs Peru will get underway at 8:00 PM ET (PT: 5:00 PM)

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