Match Overview: Peru vs Honduras
The Peruvian national team is gearing up for its second friendly match under the guidance of new coach Mano Menezes. Scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, this encounter against Honduras will take place at the Butarque Municipal Stadium in Madrid. Recognized for their vibrancy and fan enthusiasm, this match promises to be a crucial part of their preparation for the upcoming FIFA 2026 qualifiers.
Recent Performances
Peru recently faced a setback against Senegal, succumbing to a 2-0 defeat. Senegal, the reigning African champions, demonstrated their strength, with Ismaïla Sarr and Nicolas Jackson finding the net. This loss highlights the challenges Menezes faces as he looks to instill a sense of confidence in a team undergoing significant changes.
Conversely, Honduras, under new management from Spanish coach Jose Francisco Molina, hasn’t competed since their goalless draw against Costa Rica in November 2025, marking an era of renewal for the ‘catrachos.’
Match Timing
The kickoff time for the friendly match is set for 1:00 PM in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador. Fans in Bolivia can tune in at 2:00 PM, while viewers in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Chile will see the action begin at 3:00 PM.
Broadcast Information
Fans eager to watch the match can catch the action on several platforms. In Peru, it will be available on open signal through America TV (Channel 4) and ATV (Channel 9). Those with cable subscriptions can access coverage via Movistar Sports on channels 3 and 703 HD. Additionally, digital access will be provided through the applications America TV GO and the respective web platforms of these channels.
For those unable to watch live, Infobae Peru will provide real-time coverage, including minute-by-minute updates, goal videos, tactical analyses, and reactions from participants in Madrid.
Historical Context: Peru vs. Honduras
The rivalry between Peru and Honduras has produced a favorable record for the South American team. Their last encounter dates back to November 2012 when the match ended in a 0-0 draw in Houston, Texas. Before that, Peru achieved a memorable 2-1 victory in November 2009, where an own goal by Emilio Izaguirre and a late header from Hernán Rengifo led to the win.
The most thrilling historical match occurred in February 2000 during the Gold Cup quarterfinals, where Peru triumphed with a 5-3 scoreline, amid chaotic scenes caused by a field invasion from Honduran fans.