Alianza Atletico vs Cajamarca Prediction 25 August 2026

The team's most recent official match took place on as part of the Primera Division tournament (home team - Alianza Atletico, away team - Sporting Cristal). The match concluded with a scoreline of 3:1.

Here's the game statistics (Alianza Atletico vs Sporting Cristal):

• ball possession: 43% vs 57%;
• corner kicks: 6 vs 5;
• fouls: 16 vs 19;
• yellow cards: 3 vs 3;
• shots on target: 7 vs 2.

Alianza Atlético have been playing decent football so far this Clausura, winning three of their five matches. They beat Sporting Cristal 3-1 recently and generally carry a solid attacking threat. That said, their defensive record is worth paying closer attention to. Over their last six matches, they have conceded roughly one goal per game on average - though those were regular league fixtures where they could afford to play in a more open style. With everything on the line in a single match, they will likely need to set up in a more defensive shape. One notable figure: at home this season, Alianza Atlético rank among the most reliable defences in the league, conceding just 0.6 goals per game.

The away team played their last official match on as part of the Primera Division tournament (home team - UTC de Cajamarca, away - Comerciantes Unidos). The match concluded with a scoreline of 1:3.

Here are the match stats (UTC de Cajamarca vs Comerciantes Unidos):

• ball possession: 48% vs 52%;
• corner kicks: 7 vs 6;
• fouls: 14 vs 15;
• yellow cards: 1 vs 0;
• shots on target: 4 vs 11.

UTC de Cajamarca have not been playing well: they are yet to win in the Clausura. Their last victories came in the Copa de la Liga back in mid-July. Since then, they have played six matches, losing four and drawing two. Most recently, they were beaten by Comerciantes Unidos (1-3). Defensively, there are serious problems - away from home, they are conceding 2.27 goals per game, which is a lot. They do score on the road, though: their away average stands at 1.27 goals per game. But that kind of open, disorganised football is unlikely to work against a highly pragmatic opponent, and the coaching staff will presumably look to set up in a more disciplined, measured way.