UCV Moquegua vs Alianza Lima: the preview

Sunday, October 25 · -- Perú - Liga 1 2026

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UCV Moquegua #14 · 18 pts

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UCV Moquegua hosts Alianza Lima carrying a run of five matches without a win and zero victories at home in the tournament, while the visitors arrive having secured three consecutive wins in their recent outings. The local side struggles to convert chances, failing to score in more than half of their league appearances and averaging under a goal per match in their last six fixtures. Meanwhile, Alianza Lima arrives with higher possession and shot averages despite holding a modest win rate on the road, where they recently defeated Cusco FC.

Updated on Sunday, October 18, 2026 at

Key facts

  • UCV Moquegua won 0 of their 6 home games in the competition.

  • Erick Castillo scored 8 of Alianza Lima's 19 goals in the competition.

  • Alianza Lima took 9 of the last 9 points available.

  • UCV Moquegua failed to score in 6 of their 12 games in the competition.

Current form

UCV Moquegua struggles to secure points at home where zero victories have been achieved in the tournament, a vulnerability that contrasts with Alianza Lima holding an advantage in possession averages and recent goal scoring despite securing only one win on the road.

Where they stand

Group A
Team MP GD Pts
1 Alianza Lima 17 +22 40
2 Los Chankas 17 +4 34
3 Cienciano 17 +12 33
4 Universitario 17 +9 29
5 FBC Melgar 17 +9 28
6 Cusco FC 17 -3 27
7 Deportivo Garcilaso 17 +3 26
8 Alianza Atletico 17 +2 21
9 Comerciantes Unidos 17 -2 21
10 Asociacion Deportiva Tarma 17 +1 20
11 Sport Boys 17 -4 20
12 Sporting Cristal 17 -2 19
13 CD UT Cajamarca 17 -5 18
14 UCV Moquegua 17 -7 18
15 FC Cajamarca 17 -5 17
16 Atletico Grau 17 -6 16
17 Sport Huancayo 17 -10 16
18 Juan Pablo II College 17 -18 16

The difference-makers

UCV Moquegua. Edgar Lastre shoulders the scoring burden for UCV Moquegua, having netted nearly half of the team total in the tournament. Without his output, the attack relies on secondary contributions from players like Brayan Angulo to break through opposing defenses.

Alianza Lima. Erick Castillo shoulders a significant portion of the attacking output for Alianza Lima by accounting for nearly half of the squad goals in the tournament, a efficiency that contrasts with the low scoring averages registered by UCV Moquegua in their recent fixtures.

Playing style

Alianza LimaUCV Moquegua
59.8% Possession 39.9%
5.1 Remates al arco 2.8
18.7 Remates totales 10.5
6.2 Corners 3.7
10.9 Fouls 12

Average of the most recent matches with stats available (9 and 10 respectively).

The visiting dominance in possession and shots points to Alianza Lima dictating the rhythm while UCV Moquegua relies on absorbing pressure and lowering the match tempo to counter their low offensive output.

When they settle games

UCV Moquegua 8 goals

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Alianza Lima 16 goals

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UCV Moquegua concentrates more than half of its scoring output in the opening quarter of an hour, contrasting with Alianza Lima establishing its highest scoring frequency just before halftime.

Head to head

Head-to-head record · 1 match
1Alianza Lima won
0Draws
0UCV Moquegua won
Goals in the head-to-head2 – 1
Matches1
Last win for Alianza Lima05/2026
Last win for UCV MoqueguaNever

Latest matchups

3/5/26Primera DivisionAlianza Lima2–1UCV Moquegua

The single prior encounter between both sides reflects the overall scoring trajectory, with Alianza Lima securing a narrow win by two goals to one. Historical scoring patterns from their previous meeting align with the visitors current scoring output, while UCV Moquegua attempts to overturn that initial precedent relying on their squad including players like Jeferson Collazos and Bryan Angulo.

Who scored in these meetings

4 0 · in 1 meeting

While Erick Castillo and Federico Girotti reflect the visiting scoring efficiency from the initial meeting, the moderate disciplinary count in that single precedent suggests the contest relies on tactical friction rather than physical severity to disrupt rival sequences.