This friendly has two clear ways to create goals. Colombia's service from the right meets a weakness Peru showed against Canada, while Peru has found openings by pressing and breaking quickly. That meeting of styles matters more to me than their old qualifying results.
Against Mexico, Richard Ríos delivered from the right for Luis Suárez to score with a header. Peru then conceded twice to far-post crosses from Canada's right side. Colombia has a recognizable way to test that area.
Peru's Jairo Vélez won the ball high up the pitch before scoring against Mexico. Yotún's delivery also found Lapadula after a turnover against the United States. Colombia's switch to wingbacks against Paraguay left space behind them, so Peru's direct attacks have a route into this game as well.
