Watch Peru vs Ecuador for free: 2025 World Cup qualifier (free and paid streams)
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Ecuador and Peru are set to face off in a crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier on June 10, 2025, at Estadio Nacional in Lima, Peru. Ecuador enters the match in 2nd place in the CONMEBOL standings with 24 points, looking to secure direct qualification with a key away win. However, they’ll be without attacking duo Gonzalo Plata and Leonardo Campana, both sidelined by injury.
Peru, currently 9th in the table, is just outside a qualification spot and under immense pressure to turn things around. A return from injury for André Carrillo could provide a much-needed spark for the home side. With both teams desperate for points, this match promises classic South American intensity.
Match details
- Venue: Estadio Nacional, Lima, Peru
- Kick-off time: 8:30 PM PET (UTC−5) – June 10, 2025
- International times: 9:30 PM EDT | 6:30 PM PDT | 1:30 AM UTC (June 11)
How to watch Peru vs Ecuador for free
- The Peru vs Ecuador qualifier will be broadcast free-to-air by the following national networks: Peru: América TV (Free), Ecuador: Teleamazonas (Free).
- SBS On Demand – exclusive Australian free streaming rights for all CONMEBOL qualifiers. Available live and on-demand via the SBS Sport website and the SBS On Demand app, featuring English commentary.
Follow these steps by watch Peru vs Ecuador for free
- Pick a VPN with Ecuador and Peru servers. Choose a provider that offers fast, reliable connections in both countries. We recommend NordVPN, which has dedicated servers in Ecuador and Peru and consistently delivers smooth streaming.
- Install the VPN app on your device. Download and set it up on your phone, tablet, computer, or streaming device.
- Connect to the country whose stream you need. You can choose an Ecuadorian server to unlock Teleamazonas or a Peru server for América TV.
- (If prompted) sign up for a free account. Some broadcasters require a quick sign-in using just your email and password, no payment or subscription needed.
- Enjoy the match live in HD. Stream Peru vs Ecuador with Spanish commentary at no cost. If accessing from other regions, choose the appropriate language/audio settings.
Ecuador vs Peru: World Cup qualifier live streams
There are several options for watching the match depending on where you are from. I’ve listed them all in the table below.
| Country | Streaming service | Price | Stream language |
| United States | Fanatiz | $10.00-$20.00 | Spanish, English |
| Ecuador | Teleamazonas | Free | Spanish |
| Ecuador | El Canal del Fútbol | Paid (Subscription) | Spanish |
| Peru | América TV | Free | Spanish |
| Peru | Movistar TV | Subscription required | Spanish |
| Australia | SBS on Demand | Free | English |
Teleamazonas (Ecuador)
Teleamazonas is a nationwide free-to-air network broadcasting all of Ecuador’s World Cup qualifiers live. Fans can stream the match for free through the official Teleamazonas website or its mobile app, with full Spanish commentary. It's the easiest way for viewers in Ecuador to watch Peru vs Ecuador without needing a subscription.
El Canal del Fútbol (Ecuador)
This is a premium, subscription-based service that holds broadcasting rights for all CONMEBOL qualifiers, including this fixture. While it provides reliable high-quality streams with Spanish commentary, access to El Canal del Fútbol requires a paid plan.
América Televisión (Peru)
In Peru, the Colombia-Peru qualifier will be shown on América TV, a national free-to-air channel. The game will be carried live on América’s network with Spanish commentary. Viewers can also stream it online via América TVGO, the channel’s official streaming service/app.
Movistar Deportes (Peru)
The match will also be available on Movistar Deportes. To watch, you’ll need a Movistar TV subscription (as this is a pay-TV channel).
SBS Australia (Australia)
The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) holds exclusive Australian rights to all CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers, including Colombia vs Peru. Matches are available to stream for free in English via the SBS Sport website and the SBS On Demand app.
Fanatiz (US)
The match will stream live on Fanatiz, which holds U.S. rights to most CONMEBOL qualifiers on a pay-per-view basis. CONMEBOL qualifiers will only be available as PPV pricing varies per match or matchday package, typically around $10–$20 per game. Spanish-language commentary is available (and often English as well).
