Peru national football team results (unofficial matches)

This is a list of results for all the unofficial matches played by the Peru national football team.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

Results

Key   Win   Draw   Loss

1930s

1930 Friendly Peru  2–2[12] Sportivo Buenos Aires Lima, Peru
2 January 1930 Friendly Peru  1–3[13] Atlético Tucumán Lima, Peru
Report Fassora
Rea
February 1930 Friendly Peru  1–0 Atlético Tucumán Lima, Peru
Report
25 May 1930 Friendly Peru  0–2 Alianza Lima Lima, Peru
Report García 1'
Lavalle 60'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Luis Repetto (Peru)
6 June 1936 Friendly Peru  3–1[14] Sullana XI[a] Peru

1940s

1947 Friendly Peru  4–4[15] Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín Peru
3 January 1948 1947–1948 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 1–0[16]  Venezuela Lima, Peru
12:00 UTC−5 Díaz Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
8 January 1948 1947–1948 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 1–0[16]  Bolivia Lima, Peru
Díaz Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Waldemar Silva

1950s

6 December 1951 1951 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 0–1  Colombia XI[b] Caracas, Venezuela
Report Mendoza Stadium: Estadio Olímpico
9 December 1951 1951 Bolivarian Games Venezuela XI[b] 2–2  Peru XI[b] Caracas, Venezuela
Report Stadium: Estadio Olímpico
12 December 1951 1951 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–1[17]  Panama XI[b] Caracas, Venezuela
Ampuero
Villafuerte 		Report Arana Stadium: Estadio Olímpico
21 December 1951 1951 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–0  Ecuador XI[b] Caracas, Venezuela
Report Stadium: Estadio Olímpico
4 March 1959 Friendly Peru  3–0[18] Unión América Callao, Peru
Stadium: Estadio Telmo Carbajo
May 1959 Friendly Peru  1–0[19] Unión América Peru
Loayza
12 May 1959 Friendly Peru  0–1[19] Ciclista Lima Peru

1960s

March 1961 Friendly Peru  3–0[20] Sport Boys Peru
4 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Colombia XI[b] 2–3  Peru XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
de la Peña
Pérez 		Report Salguero
García 		Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
6 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–1  Venezuela XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
Report Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
8 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 3–2[17]  Panama XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
Delgado
García 		Report Ponce
Santamaría 		Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
10 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 1–0  Venezuela XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
Report Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
12 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Colombia XI[b] 0–2  Peru XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
Report García Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
14 December 1961 1961 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–1[17]  Panama XI[b] Barranquilla, Colombia
Suárez
Segura 		Report Sánchez Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Municipal
13 May 1962 Friendly Peru  1–4[c][21] Real Zaragoza Lima, Peru
Lobatón 88' Report Juan Seminario 16' (pen.), 88'
Andaluz 55'
Marcelino 69'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 26,210
Referee: Arturo Yamasaki (Peru)
16 May 1962 Friendly Peru  3–1 Real Zaragoza Lima, Peru
Zegarra 41', 81'
Flores 51'		 Report Chapella 42' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Alberto Tejada (Peru)
18 April 1965 Friendly Atlético Grau 2–1  Peru Piura, Peru
Dioses 79'
Córdova 		Report Zegarra 69' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Miguel Grau
Attendance: 7,000
28 April 1965 Friendly Peru  4–1[22] Atlético Grau Lima, Peru
Mosquera
Fernández
Rodríguez
Iwasaki 		Suárez Stadium: Estadio Nacional
25 May 1969 Friendly Pichincha XI[d] 1–1  Peru Quito, Ecuador
Contreras 60' Report León 39' Stadium: Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa
Attendance: 15,000
22 July 1969 Friendly Peru  3–0[23] Grêmio Lima, Peru
Gallardo 37'
León 45'
Campos 60'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Alberto Tejada (Peru)
25 July 1969 Friendly Peru  1–1 Grêmio Lima, Peru
Gallardo 79' Report Alcindo 7' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1 October 1969 Friendly Peru  1–0[24] Universidad de Chile Lima, Peru
León 81' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1969 Friendly Peru  3–1 Arequipa XI[e] Peru
Cubillas
Ramírez 		Report Márquez

1970s

17 January 1970 Friendly Peru  2–2[25] Dinamo Zagreb Lima, Peru
León
Gallardo 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
21 January 1970 Friendly Peru  2–1[25] Dinamo Zagreb Lima, Peru
Sotil Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
27 January 1970 Friendly Peru  3–2[26] Sparta Prague Lima, Peru
Cubillas 15', 23'
Gallardo 85'		 Kuna 54'
Svec 80'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
30 January 1970 Friendly Peru  1–1[26] Sparta Prague Lima, Peru
Sotil 78' Fandel 51' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
11 February 1970 Friendly Peru  2–2[27] Górnik Zabrze Lima, Peru
Zegarra 80'
Ramírez 85'		 Lubański 8', 15' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 10,665
Referee: Enrique Labó (Peru)
28 March 1970 Friendly SC Internacional 3–0[28]  Peru Porto Alegre, Brazil
Mosquito 2'
Claudiomiro 10', 69'		 Stadium: Estádio Beira-Rio
Referee: Agomar Martins (Brazil)
3 April 1970 Friendly Juan Aurich 1–3[29]  Peru Chiclayo, Peru
Stadium: Estadio Elías Aguirre
24 April 1970 Friendly Peru  2–0[30] SC Internacional Lima, Peru
Valmir (o.g.)
Cubillas 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 28,307
Referee: Alberto Tejada (Peru)
27 April 1970 Friendly Peru  0–2 SC Internacional Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
13 May 1970 Friendly Unión de Curtidores 2–1[31]  Peru León, Mexico
Padilla 68'
Mendoza 79'		 Cubillas 34' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio de la Unión de Curtidores
Attendance: 10,000
11 February 1971 Friendly Peru  4–0  South Korea XI[f] Lima, Peru
Cubillas
Mifflin
Rojas
Sotil 		Report
8 April 1972 Friendly Puebla 1–0[32]  Peru Puebla, Mexico
Borja 81' Stadium: Estadio Cuauhtémoc
12 April 1972 Friendly Maghreb[g] 1–1  Peru Algiers, Algeria
Betrouni Report Rojas Stadium: Stade du 5 Juillet
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Abdelkader Aouissi (Algeria)
18 February 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 0–0  Colombia XI[b] Panama City, Panama
Report
21 February 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 6–2[33]  Bolivia XI[b] Panama City, Panama
La Rosa
Celi
Ravello 		Report
23 February 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Panama XI[b] 0–4[17]  Peru XI[b] Panama City, Panama
Report Ravello
La Rosa
25 February 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 1–0  Colombia XI[b] Panama City, Panama
De Souza Report
February 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 6–0  Bolivia XI[b] Panama City, Panama
La Rosa
 ? 		Report
2 March 1973 1973 Bolivarian Games Panama XI[b] 1–0  Peru XI[b] Panama City, Panama
Jaime E. Hugues Report
7 March 1973 Friendly Peru  2–0 Independiente Lima, Peru
Cubillas 76', 85' Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Carlos Rivera (Peru)
10 March 1973 Friendly Peru  2–1 Defensor Sporting Lima, Peru
Rojas
Sotil 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
14 March 1973 Friendly Peru  1–2 Rosario Central Lima, Peru
Quesada Report ?
Bóveda 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
21 March 1973 Friendly Peru  0–0 Racing Club Lima, Peru
Report
4 April 1973 Friendly SC Internacional 1–1[34]  Peru Porto Alegre, Brazil
Claudiomiro Quesada
11 April 1973 Friendly Peru  3–0[34] SC Internacional Lima, Peru
Ramírez
15 April 1973 Friendly Peru  2–0 San Lorenzo Lima, Peru
Piris 37' (o.g.)
Sotil 64'		 Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 29,193
Referee: Ramón Barreto (Uruguay)
19 April 1973 Friendly Peru  1–0 Alianza Lima Lima, Peru
Cubillas 15' Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 21,014
Referee: Edison Pérez (Peru)
7 May 1973 Friendly Peru  2–0[35] Argentinos Juniors Lima, Peru
Sotil
Quesada 		Report
5 July 1973 Friendly Peru  4–1[36] Nacional Lima, Peru
Sotil 36'
Ramírez 56', 86'
Rivero 81'		 Suárez 16' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 24,000
Referee: Carlos Rivero (Peru)
11 July 1973 Friendly Peru  2–1 Peñarol Lima, Peru
Bailetti 7'
Carbonell 17'		 Report Quevedo 71' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: Luis Gonzáles (Peru)
18 July 1973 Friendly Peru  4–2[37] Gimnasia y Esgrima LP Lima, Peru
Chumpitaz
Bailetti
Ramírez 17'		 Villagra
Bulla 		Attendance: 20,000
22 July 1973 Friendly Peru  2–1 Independiente Lima, Peru
Bailetti 30'
Sotil 48'		 Report Bertoni 42' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 42,852
29 July 1973 Friendly Asociación de mutualistas[h] 1–3  Peru Montevideo, Uruguay
Report Sotil
Daga
Manzo
1975 Friendly Peru  2–1 Unión Huaral Lima, Peru
Report
10 June 1975 Friendly Peru  1–1[38] Resto de América[i] Lima, Peru
15:30 UTC−5 Quesada 29' Report Kempes 36' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
Attendance: 30,000
Referee: Edison Pérez (Peru)
31 August 1975 Friendly Peru  2–1[39] Unión de Santa Fe Lima, Peru
Casaretto 31', 49' Report Mastrángelo Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
9 November 1975 Friendly Peru  0–0 FC Porto Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
12 November 1975 Friendly Peru  0–2[40] FC Porto Lima, Peru
Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 23,206[41]
1975 Friendly Peru  3–1 Sporting Cristal Lima, Peru
Report
January 1976 Friendly Peru Olympic 3–3[42] Sportivo Huracán Arequipa, Peru
Montero
Loayza
Cañamero 		Pacheco
Aquije
9 January 1976 Friendly Peru Olympic 3–1[42] Universitario Peru
Cañamero
Navarro (o.g.)		 Oré
1976 Friendly Peru  0–0[12] Rosario Central Lima, Peru
28 July 1976 Friendly Peru  1–2 Atlético Talleres Lima, Peru
Díaz Report Fachetti 3'
Ludueña 28' (pen.)		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Hugo Barrera (Peru)
12 August 1976 Friendly Peru  2–1[43] River Plate Lima, Peru
Carranza 43'
La Rosa 88'		 Más 77' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: César Orozco (Peru)
25 August 1976 Friendly Atlético Talleres 0–0  Peru Córdoba, Argentina
Report Stadium: Estadio Francisco Cabasés
Referee: José Faseta
26 August 1976 Friendly Independiente Rivadavia 2–0[44]  Peru Mendoza, Argentina
Palavecino 43'
Hita 44'		 Report Stadium: Estadio Bautista Gargantini
Referee: Orlando Gonzáles
February 1977 Friendly Independiente Santa Fe 1–4[45]  Peru Bogotá, Colombia
Sotil
 ?
 ?
25 February 1977 Friendly Peru  3–1 Independiente Lima, Peru
Chumpitaz 10'
Ramírez 35'
Sotil 70'		 Report Larrosa 21' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1977 Friendly Peru  0–0 Newell's Old Boys Lima, Peru
Report
1977 Friendly CS Herediano 2–2[46]  Peru Costa Rica
1977 Friendly Atlético Nacional 2–3[46]  Peru Colombia
Oblitas
Ramírez
Quesada
26 June 1977 Friendly Peru  0–0 River Plate Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
5 July 1977 Friendly Peru  2–2 Independiente Lima, Peru
Sotil 20'
Cubillas 23' (pen.)		 Report Outes
Brítez 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1977 Friendly Peru  4–2 Vélez Sarsfield Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1977 Friendly Peru  2–1 Huracán Lima, Peru
Report
1977 Friendly Peru  2–0[12] Lanús Cusco, Peru
1977 Friendly Peru  3–0[12] Lanús Cusco, Peru
1977 Friendly Peru  1–1 Melgar FBC Arequipa, Peru
Report
1977 Friendly Peru  1–1 Sportivo Huracán Arequipa, Peru
Rojas Report
1977 Friendly Peru  4–0 Melgar FBC Arequipa, Peru
Díaz
Palacios
Luces
Velásquez 		Report
October 1977 1977 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 1–2  Venezuela XI[b] La Paz, Bolivia
Report Stadium: Estadio Hernando Siles
October 1977 1977 Bolivarian Games Bolivia XI[b] 0–0  Peru XI[b] La Paz, Bolivia
Report Stadium: Estadio Hernando Siles
19 October 1977 1977 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–2  Venezuela XI[b] La Paz, Bolivia
16:00 UTC−4 Report Stadium: Estadio Hernando Siles
October 1977 1977 Bolivarian Games Bolivia XI[b] 1–0  Peru XI[b] La Paz, Bolivia
Report Stadium: Estadio Hernando Siles
1978 Friendly Peru  2–2[12] Chacarita Juniors Lima, Peru
1978 Friendly Peru  2–0[12] Newell's Old Boys Lima, Peru
1978 Friendly Peru  0–2[12] Rosario Central Lima, Peru
1 March 1978 Friendly Peru  1–0 San Lorenzo Lima, Peru
Cubillas 51' Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 30,000
8 May 1978 Friendly Peru  3–1[12] Independiente Lima, Peru
Outes
19 May 1978 Friendly Peru  6–0[47] Danubio F.C. Lima, Peru
Cubillas
La Rosa 27'
Muñante
Sotil
Rojas 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
3 May 1979 Friendly Peru  3–1 Alianza Lima Lima, Peru
Report Illescas Stadium: Estadio Nacional
4 July 1979 Friendly Peru  2–2[48] Argentinos Juniors Lima, Peru
Leguía 50'
Minutti 61' (o.g.)		 Report Maradona 39'
Moreno 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Sergio Leiblinger (Peru)
1979 Friendly Peru  1–0[12] Huracán Lima, Peru
1979 Friendly Peru  2–2[12] Quilmes Lima, Peru
Ravello
Uribe 		Report Andreuchi
Filardo 		Referee: Pedro Reyes (Peru)
1979 Friendly Peru  3–1[49] DIM (Medellín)
Report

1980s

30 October 1980 Friendly Alianza Lima 0–3  Peru Lima, Peru
19:00 UTC−5 Report Caballero 4', 45'
Navarro 18'		 Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
Attendance: 1,000
November 1980 Friendly Peru  1–0 Deportivo Municipal Lima, Peru
Report
27 November 1980 Friendly Hong Kong  2–1  Peru Hong Kong
Poole
Yip Chee Keong 		Report Uribe (pen.) Stadium: Government Stadium
Attendance: 10,000
30 November 1980 Friendly Caroline Hill 0–2  Peru Hong Kong
Report Mosquera 21'
Uribe 86' (pen.)		 Stadium: South China Stadium
Attendance: 8,000
December 1980 Friendly Tigres UANL 0–1  Peru Monterrey, Mexico
Report
7 April 1981 Friendly Montreal Manic 1–0  Peru Montreal, Canada
Report
17 May 1981 Friendly Peru  1–3 Real Betis Lima, Peru
Uribe Report Segundo
Alex
Cardeñosa 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Pedro Reyes (Peru)
24 May 1981 Friendly Peru  1–0 RCD Espanyol Lima, Peru
Uribe 67' Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Sergio Leiblinger (Peru)
3 June 1981 Friendly Peru  2–2 Talleres de Córdoba Lima, Peru
Díaz
Ravello 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
7 June 1981 Friendly Peru  2–2 Platense Lima, Peru
Uribe Report Scotto
López 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1981 Friendly Peru  1–2 Birmingham City[j] Lima, Peru
Uribe Report Bertschin
 ? 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1981 Friendly Peru  0–0 Universidad Católica Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1981 Friendly Peru  2–1 Bangu Lima, Peru
Ravello
Correa 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1981 Friendly Peru  3–1 Newell's Old Boys Lima, Peru
Uribe
Oblitas
Barbadillo 		Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1981 Friendly Peru  0–0 Jorge Wilstermann Peru
Report
18 July 1981 Friendly Peru  0–0 The Strongest Arequipa, Peru
Report
1981 Friendly Peru  2–1[50] Racing Club Lima, Peru
La Rosa
Uribe (pen.)		 Report Leroyer Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Carlos Montalban (Peru)
1981 Friendly Peru  2–2 Cruzeiro EC Lima, Peru
Barbadillo
 ? 		Report
4 December 1981 1981 Bolivarian Games Venezuela XI[b] 1–1  Peru XI[b] Barquisimeto, Venezuela
16:00 UTC−4 Report Stadium: Estadio Farid Richa
December 1981 1981 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 3–0  Bolivia XI[b] Barquisimeto, Venezuela
Report Stadium: Estadio Farid Richa
December 1981 1981 Bolivarian Games Peru XI[b] 2–1  Colombia XI[b] Barquisimeto, Venezuela
Report Stadium: Estadio Farid Richa
13 February 1982 Friendly Peru  2–1 SE Palmeiras Lima, Peru
Uribe
Leguía 		Report
1982 Friendly Peru  1–0[12] Racing Club Lima, Peru
16 March 1982 Friendly Peru  2–0 Borussia Dortmund Lima, Peru
Uribe
La Rosa 		Report
19 March 1982 Friendly Atlético Nacional 1–1  Peru Medellín, Colombia
Report Navarro
4 April 1982 Friendly New York Cosmos 5–1[51]  Peru East Rutherford, United States
Romerito
Chinaglia
Moyers 		Report Uribe Stadium: Giants Stadium
Attendance: 37,408
7 April 1982 Friendly ACF Fiorentina 0–1[52]  Peru Florence, Italy
Report Leguía Stadium: Stadio Comunale
Attendance: 23,000
14 April 1982 Friendly Inter Milan-AC Milan 0–2  Peru Milan, Italy
Report Malásquez
Leguía
22 April 1982 Friendly Deportivo de La Coruña 1–1  Peru A Coruña, Spain
Report Uribe Stadium: Estadio Riazor
30 April 1982 Friendly RFC sérésien 2–1  Peru Seraing, Belgium
Claesen
Olaechea (o.g.)		 Report Malásquez
11 May 1982 Friendly Peru  0–0 Grêmio Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: César Pagano (Peru)
20 May 1982 Friendly Peru  2–1 Racing White Lima, Peru
Uribe
Velásquez 		Report Espósito
25 May 1982 Friendly Peru  1–0 CNI (Iquitos) Lima, Peru
Report
26 May 1982 Friendly Peru  3–1[53] Paris Saint-Germain Lima, Peru
Uribe
Cubillas
Col (o.g.)		 Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
15 February 1984 Friendly Alianza Lima 1–1  Peru Lima, Peru
Mejía Report Suárez Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: César Cachay (Peru)
14 June 1984 Friendly Peru  1–4 Argentinos Juniors Lima, Peru
Suárez Report
28 June 1984 Friendly Peru  1–0 Peñarol Lima, Peru
Uribe Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 35,000
Referee: Edison Pérez (Peru)
1 July 1984 Friendly Peru  3–1 Estudiantes LP Lima, Peru
García
Caballero
Suárez 		Report
13 July 1984 Friendly Peru  3–0 Independiente Lima, Peru
Caballero Report
13 March 1985 Friendly Peru  2–2 Nacional Lima, Peru
Velásquez Report
3 April 1985 Friendly Peru  1–1 SE Palmeiras Lima, Peru
Navarro Report
17 April 1985 Friendly Peru  2–0 Colo-Colo Lima, Peru
Navarro
Díaz 		Report
5 May 1985 Friendly Peru  2–2 Grêmio Arequipa, Peru
Uribe
Navarro 		Report
9 May 1985 Friendly Peru  0–0 Grêmio Lima, Peru
Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 20,413
Referee: José Ramírez (Peru)
3 October 1985 Friendly Peru  2–3 River Plate Lima, Peru
La Rosa 73'
Hirano 77'		 Report Ruggeri 8'
Gorosito 10', 71'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
10 October 1985 Friendly Peru  0–0[k][54] Santos FC Lima, Peru
Report
1985 Friendly Peru  2–1 Jorge Wilstermann Arequipa, Peru
Report
1985 Friendly Peru  2–0 Club Bolívar Arequipa, Peru
Report
19 January 1986 Nehru Cup Peru  0–1  East Germany Olympic Trivandrum, India
Report Raab 80'
23 January 1986 Nehru Cup Peru  2–1  South Korea XI[f] Trivandrum, India
Martínez 43'
Navarro 48'		 Report Choi Gae-Hyuk 2'
26 January 1986 Nehru Cup Peru  0–2  Soviet Union B Trivandrum, India
Report Yevtushenko 10'
Lyutyi 71'
17 June 1987 Friendly Peru  2–2 Carlos A. Mannucci Trujillo, Peru
Malásquez 7'
Hirano 25'		 Report Pereyra 55'
Valdez 78'		 Stadium: Estadio Mansiche
Attendance: 9,336
Referee: Alfonso Postigo (Peru)
26 March 1988 Friendly Peru  1–3[l][55]  Canada Lima, Peru
18:00 UTC−5 Neyra Report Hooper 61'
De Santis
Catliff 73'		 Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 45,000
5 February 1989 Copa Centenario de Armenia Colombia  1–1  Peru Armenia, Colombia
Osorio 60' Report Cordero 12' Stadium: Estadio Centenario
Referee: Armando Pérez (Colombia)
2 June 1989 Marlboro Cup América de Cali 1–2  Peru East Rutherford, United States
Santín 89' Report Rey Muñoz 36', 88' Stadium: Giants Stadium
13 June 1989 Friendly Peru  0–0 S.D. Aucas Lima, Peru
19:00 UTC−5 Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 2,000

1990s

19 May 1991 Friendly Peru  3–2[56] Trujillo XI[m] Trujillo, Peru
Olivares 16'
Martínez 58'
Aguirre 79'		 Report Paredes 38'
Mendoza 84'		 Stadium: Estadio Mansiche
Attendance: 8,319
Referee: César Cachay (Peru)
23 May 1991 Friendly Peru  0–0[56] Alianza Atlético Sullana, Peru
Stadium: Estadio Campeones del 36
26 May 1991 Friendly Peru  4–1[56] FBC Melgar Lima, Peru
Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1991 Friendly Peru  2–2[57] Legión extranjera[n] Lima, Peru
Ortega (o.g.)
Cordero (pen.)		 Baldessari
Lula 		Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Attendance: 16,457
Referee: César Cachay (Peru)
11 December 1992 Friendly Peru  2–0 Argentinos Juniors Lima, Peru
Charún 70'
Ramírez 79'		 Report Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
Referee: Carlos Mansilla (Peru)
18 December 1992 Friendly Peru  2–1 Independiente Medellín Lima, Peru
Soto 47' (pen.), 63' Report Gómez 36' Stadium: Estadio Nacional
Referee: Luis Seminario (Peru)
1993 Friendly Peru  4–0 Club Olimpia Lima, Peru
Olivares
Rivera
Valencia 		Report
17 July 1996 Friendly Peru  1–0 Fluminense FC Lima, Peru
Reynoso Report Stadium: Estadio Nacional
1996 Friendly FBC Melgar 0–2  Peru Arequipa, Peru
Report
1996 Friendly Cienciano 1–5  Peru Cusco, Peru
Report Maldonado
Palacios
Farfán
Carty
Solano
2 October 1996 Friendly Peru  1–1[58] ADFP XI[o] Peru
Julinho Czornomaz (pen.)
4 June 1997 Friendly Peru  0–1 The Strongest Cusco, Peru
Report Céspedes
1997 Friendly Peru  1–1 Cienciano Cusco, Peru
Report

2000s

27 December 2006 Friendly Valencian Community  3–1[59]  Peru Elche, Spain
13:00 UTC−5 Natalio 52'
Parri 53'
Redondo 76'		 Report Vassallo 10' Stadium: Estadio Martínez Valero
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Vicente Lizondo Cortés (Spain)
27 December 2008 Friendly Extremadura  2–2[60]  Peru Cáceres, Spain
11:00 UTC−5 Rai 70', 96' (pen.) Report Ross 25'
García 75'		 Stadium: Estadio Príncipe Felipe
Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Andrés Cevallos Silva (Spain)

2010s

6 April 2011 Friendly Cienciano 2–1  Peru Cusco, Peru
Ibarra Report Guevara (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Garcilaso
6 April 2011 Friendly Cienciano 1–6  Peru Cusco, Peru
Caballero Report Lobatón
Ávila
Cueva 		Stadium: Estadio Garcilaso
28 June 2011 Friendly Peru  1–0[61]  Senegal B Lima, Peru
20:00 UTC−5 Guerrero 89' Report Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva
Referee: Leandro Vuaden (Brazil)
10 November 2011 45-minute Training game FBC Melgar 0–2  Peru Arequipa, Peru
14:30 UTC−5 Report Yotún
Ávila 		Stadium: Estadio Monumental
10 November 2011 Friendly FBC Melgar 1–2  Peru Arequipa, Peru
15:30 UTC−5 Ojeda Report Guerrero 13', 25' Stadium: Estadio Monumental
Attendance: 35,000
6 October 2012 Friendly Cienciano 0–5  Peru Cusco, Peru
15:30 UTC−5 Report Cueva 13'
Ramos 35'
Pando 45'
Mariño 49'
Ávila 90'
8 October 2012 Friendly Real Garcilaso 0–4  Peru Cusco, Peru
Report Ávila
Cominges
Cueva
Guevara
28 December 2013 Friendly Basque Country  6–0[62]  Peru Bilbao, Spain
14:45 UTC−5 Aduriz 12', 40'
Torres 22'
Agirretxe 48', 52'
Susaeta 80'		 Report Stadium: Estadio San Mamés
Attendance: 27,000
Referee: Carlos Delgado Ferreiro (Spain)
1 October 2016 Friendly Peru  1–0  Peru U20 Lima, Peru
Sánchez Report Stadium: VIDENA
6 November 2019 60-minute Training game Peru  0–2  Peru U23 Lima, Peru
Report Olivares Stadium: VIDENA

2020s

4 September 2020 Friendly Peru  1–0  Peru U20 Lima, Peru
Corzo Report Stadium: VIDENA
12 January 2022 Friendly Peru  2–0 Liga 1 All Stars[p] Lima, Peru
López 43'
Polo 77'		 Report Stadium: VIDENA
25 May 2022 60-minute Training game Peru  3–1 Alianza Lima U18 Lima, Peru
Guerrero
Aquino
Valera 		Report Stadium: VIDENA
6 June 2022 70-minute Training game Sabadell FC U20 1–0  Peru Barcelona, Spain
Fernández Report
14 November 2025 75-minute Training game PFC Sochi 5–1  Peru Sochi, Russia
Zinkovsky
Kramarič
Bart
Korneyev
Gruber (o.g.)		 Report Andrealli

Notes

  1. ^
    Team made up of the players who had won the 1936 national amateur championship.
  2. ^
    Between 1947 and 1981, the Bolivarian Games matches were played by amateur teams. However, in the 1947-48 edition, only Peru sent an amateur team; Bolivia and Venezuela – the other participants – played with their A team.
  3. ^
    The referee, Arturo Yamasaki, initially decided to send off Juan Seminario, Zaragoza's star striker, who was also Peruvian. Faced with pressure from the crowd, who opposed the expulsion, Yamasaki reconsidered his decision, and Seminario returned to the pitch. However, the second half was officiated by a different referee (Alberto Tejada). See[21]
  4. ^
    Team composed of players from the Ecuadorian football league with a core of players from S.D. Aucas.
  5. ^
    Team made up of players from the Arequipa region.
  6. ^
    South Korea amateur team.
  7. ^
    The team is made up of Algerian and Moroccan players.
  8. ^
    Team made up of players from the Uruguayan football league.
  9. ^
    Team made up of South American players.
  10. ^
    Birmingham City is the only English Premier League club that the Peruvian national team has faced.
  11. ^
    Héctor Chumpitaz's farewell match.
  12. ^
    Match official for Canada, unofficial for Peru.
  13. ^
    Selection made up of players playing in Trujillo clubs.
  14. ^
    Team of Foreigners and Peruvians.
  15. ^
    Team of the ADFP (Spanish acronym for Professional Footballers' Association).
  16. ^
    Team made up of foreign players from the Peruvian football league.

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