How to Watch Peru vs. Spain Live on TV and Streaming

Spain’s World Cup excitement is high after its strong run under Luis de la Fuente, and the team’s preparation for the tournament is moving into the final stage. The European champions began their warm-up schedule with a 1-1 draw against Iraq and are now set to face Peru in Puebla, Mexico, just one week before the World Cup starts. The match is viewed as an important test for Spain as it looks to build momentum and make a statement before the competition begins.

A major positive for Spain is the expected fitness of teenage star Lamine Yamal. Injuries had raised concerns around the squad, but the latest reports from the Spanish camp suggest that the winger should be fully available for his first World Cup appearance. That is a significant boost for a team already carrying strong expectations after winning Euro 2024 and qualifying comfortably for the tournament.

The friendly against Peru will be played at Estadio Cuauhtémoc in Puebla on Monday, June 8. Kickoff is scheduled for 2 a.m. BST on Tuesday, June 9, which is 9 p.m. ET and 6 p.m. PT. The referee for the match is Fernando Hernandez of Mexico. Spain traveled to Mexico after spending time at its base camp in Tennessee, where it is finalizing preparations ahead of the tournament.

Broadcast options vary by country. In the United States, the match will not be televised or streamed. Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the game on Amazon Prime via pay-per-view. Canadian fans can use DAZN Canada, TLN, fuboTV Canada, or VIVA. In Mexico, the match will be available on ESPN Mexico and Disney+ Premium Mexico. In Spain, coverage is available through TVE La 1, RTVE Play, Movistar+, and fuboTV España.

This match is Spain’s final warm-up before the World Cup begins, making it an important opportunity for the team to fine-tune its tactics and assess player fitness. After the game in Puebla, Spain will return to its base camp and continue preparing for group-stage play. One of Spain’s group matches will be held in Mexico, while its first two fixtures are set for Atlanta.

Spain opens its World Cup campaign against debutants Cabo Verde next Monday, followed by a clash with Saudi Arabia on June 21. The team will then finish the group stage against Uruguay on June 26, led by Marcelo Bielsa. Given its strong form and favorable schedule, Spain may already be close to securing top spot in Group H before its final group match.