Peralta suffered a fractured bone in his nose in El Tri's 5-1 demolishing of Fiji on Sunday, but managed to tough it out and finish the game, Tom Marshall reports.

Peralta has been removed from the Mexican Olympic squad, but it is unknown if he'll miss any league play given the fact that he was able to finish the game against Fiji. He'll be replaced in the Olympic squad by Carlos Fierro.

Peralta had three shots on goal in the win over Toluca on Saturday, and all three found the back of the net.

After a two-assist game against Chiapas to open up the season, Peralta decided to get on the other end of the action Saturday against Toluca, and he was clinical. He has been a crucial first-team player through the first two games of the season, and will look to retain his excellent form against Tigres UANL next Saturday.

Peralta only played 12 minutes, but that was enough for him to score (on his only shot) during Thursday's win against Jamaica.

Peralta replaced Javier Hernández to add some fresh legs on the attack, and he pounced on the only chance he had to find the back of the net. Peralta, however, is likely to come off the bench during the rest of the Copa America so he doesn't have a lot of fantasy value. He's not expected to see many minutes overall.

Peralta scored off a rebound in the 61st minute to help Mexico earn all three points in a 1-0 win over Cameroon on Friday.

Peralta, who now has 12 goals in 11 international appearances, pounced on a ball saved by Cameroon keeper Charles Itandje, who was unable to stop the rebound. It was a huge three points for Mexico, who will face Brazil on Tuesday and Croatia the following Monday.