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Mexico v Peru Stats
Data last updated: Tue 29 Sep 2026, 08:54 UK timeMatch Report
Fixture analysis
Mexico and Peru meet in an international friendly where both sides look to fine-tune their attacking and defensive setups ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures. Mexico has shown a more solid defensive record recently, conceding just 0.6 goals per game, while Peru has struggled defensively, allowing 2.4 goals per match. Offensively, Peru's higher over 2.5 goals rate and Mexico's steady attacking output suggest an open game with chances at both ends. The match offers a tactical battle between Mexico's structured defense and Peru's more aggressive forward play, setting the stage for goals from both teams.
Both Teams to Score
- Mexico concedes only 0.6 goals per game but scores regularly, with a 60% BTTS rate.
- Peru concedes 2.4 goals per game and has an 80% BTTS rate, indicating defensive vulnerability.
- Mexico averages 14.4 shots per game with 5 on target, showing offensive threat.
- Peru's attacking duo J. Lapadula have strong goal threat and shot accuracy.
- Recent form shows Mexico with 11 points and Peru with 4, but both teams tend to concede and score in friendlies.
Why The Model Likes This Bet
Chance, price and football numbers
The model rates Both Teams to Score at 76% chance, reflecting the attacking tendencies and defensive vulnerabilities of both Mexico and Peru. Mexico's solid offense combined with Peru's higher goals conceded and BTTS rate supports this pick. The price offers positive value with a 28.4% edge over the implied chance. Player-level data highlights key attackers like J. Lapadula for Peru and A. Gutiérrez for Mexico, all contributing to goal opportunities. The friendly context encourages open play, increasing the likelihood of goals at both ends.
Verdict
BT4Y analyst view
Both teams have shown a tendency to both score and concede in recent matches, especially in friendlies where defensive rigidity is less emphasized. Mexico's balanced attack and Peru's attacking talents like J. Vélez and Lapadula suggest goals at both ends. This BTTS pick aligns with tactical openness and recent scoring trends, making it a sensible choice for this fixture.
Clean-sheet strength on one side can quickly weaken the shared-scoring case.
Quote from Expert
BT4Y analyst view · BTTS rationale
“The attacking profiles of both Mexico and Peru, combined with their defensive lapses, make Both Teams to Score a compelling angle. The presence of key goal threats on each side ensures offensive chances, while the friendly nature encourages open play.”
Key Data Signals
Both Teams to Score evidence
Mexico concedes only 0.6 goals per game but scores regularly, with a 60% BTTS rate.
Peru concedes 2.4 goals per game and has an 80% BTTS rate, indicating defensive vulnerability.
Mexico averages 14.4 shots per game with 5 on target, showing offensive threat.
Peru's attacking duo J. Lapadula have strong goal threat and shot accuracy.
What To Watch In The Data
Both Teams to Score notes
- Recent trends over the last five matches show Peru's games often exceed 2.5 goals (80% rate), while Mexico's matches less frequently do (20%).
- The combined attacking intent and defensive gaps suggest a match with multiple goals and a high chance of both teams scoring, driven by Peru's offensive openness and Mexico's consistent shot volume.
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