World Cup 2018: Australia v Peru start time, teams, betting odds, how to watch

The Socceroos need to beat Peru and hope France beat Denmark to reach the knockout stage of the World Cup for the first time since 2006. If the Socceros beat Peruvian and France lose to Denmark, the teams will be level on points and goal difference. The number of yellow and red cards and the result of Fair Play will determine who progresses.

The match takes place on June 27 at Fisht Stadium in Sochi. Kick-off is scheduled for 12 am (AEST) on Wednesday.

Watch the match live on both SBS and Optus Sport. Follow all the action with foxsports.com.au’s live blog and in-depth coverage.

Australia and Peru are playing each other in World Cup 2018. Andrew Nabbout dislocated his shoulder against Denmark. Tomi Juric is expected to replace Andrew in the starting line-up. Jefferson Farfan is injured after a clash with the goalkeeper.

This is the first meeting between these two nations.

Aaron Mooy has been impressive for Australia in the World Cup. Peru's Paolo Guerrero is their main threat going forward. Trent Sainsbury and Mark Milligan will have their work cut out for them.  Peru's all-time leading scorer was left on the bench for the first match against Denmark, but he was back in starting line-up against France.

Bert van Marwijk's team selection is the hot topic. Daniel Arzani made an immediate impact when he came on against Denmark. Tim Cahill should have come on.

Australia and Peru are playing at the World Cup 2018.

Australia will win the World Cup match against Peru. Peru haven't won at the tournament since 1978. Maty Ryan, Trent Sainsbury, Mile Jedinak and Aaron Mooy are the most important players for Australia.

Peru will win the World Cup. Australia have a poor record against South American nations with just eight wins in 41 matches.