Peru take on Bolivia with a place in the semi-finals up for grabs for the winner. Bolivia upset Ecuador in their last encounter, winning 3-2, while Peru drew 0-0 with Colombia.
Peru look to make the semis again
Peru made it to the Copa America semi-finals in Argentina four years ago and they are looking again to reach the last four.
Los Incas have again been the surprise package in the tournament and qualified in second place behind Brazil in Group C.
In the group, they impressed against the Brazilians, narrowly losing 2-1, before a well-earned three points versus Venezuela and a hard-fought point against Colombia in their final group game.
Peru manager, Garcea faces a selection headache with both his starting central midfielders suspended after picking up an accumulation of yellow cards.
Garcea is hoping to upset the odds and progress even further in the tournament than last time in Argentina. He said: “I feel that we have the potential and the guys know, from there we can do better. We are convinced that we will grow."
The Peru boss is also happy with the performance of his front-men. Telling the official Copa America website, "[Claudio] Pizarro is a great man and a key player," he said at Wednesday's press conference. "Paolo [Guerrero] is returning to his best and [Jefferson] Farfan is just recovering. The three of them are putting in a lot of effort."
Bolivia exceeding expectations
Bolivia started the tournament in a bizarre fashion - having only played three times before the start of the tournament in the past year.
The lowest-ranked team in the competition had an opening game 0-0 draw against Mexico, before going on to upset Ecuador 3-2.
They ended the group with an abysmal 5-0 drubbing against host nation Chile.
Bolivia Manager, Mauricio Soria has been reliant on former-Sweden youth international. Martin Smedberg-Dalence. They have no injury concerns ahead of the encounter.
Striker, Marcelo Martins Moreno said. "We are ready for a great game to win, if penalties are needed we are ready for what comes."
The winner will take on Chile, who overcame Uruguay 1-0 in a rough encounter.
Possible Line-ups
Peru: Gallese; Advincula, Zambrano, Ascues, Vargas; Sánchez, Ballón, Lobatón, Cueva; Pizarro, Guerrero.
Bolivia: Quiñónez; Hurtado, Raldes, Zenteno, Morales; Campos, Chumacero, Bejarano, Smedberg-Dalence; Pedriel, Moreno
