Peru player missed a penalty, condemned his national team and now faces threats

In a duel that was exciting from start to finish, the Peruvian soccer team was defeated by Australia in the reclassification match for the ticket to attend the FIFA World Cup in Qatar 2022, so the Peruvians will miss the most important tournament of nations in the world.

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The duel ended tied 0-0 in regular time so the match had to be defined through penalties, which was the moment when the Peruvians' chances of going to the World Cup vanished. 

At the time of the penalty shootout, the Australians scored almost all of their shots, with only Martin Boyle missing his chance. But to the good fortune of the Australians, the Peruvians missed not one, but two penalties and the South American team will have to settle for watching the World Cup from home. And while one of the missed penalties went unnoticed, the other player is already facing threats from the crowd. 

Peruvian player now facing threats for missing a penalty kick

Luis Advíncula, player of the Peruvian National Team, has been pointed out in social networks as the main responsible for his team not being in Qatar 2022 and the player has already received threats from different internet users who have even signed that the player "ruined their lives" for his failure at the time of taking the penalty kick. 

This was going to be the sixth World Cup that the Peruvian national soccer team would have attended, but the Australians will be in their place.

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