Sporting Cristal vs Sport Huancayo, 2023 Liga1 de Perú, Clausura

· Peruvian Liga 1

17': Joao Grimaldo
90'+10': Alejandro Hohberg (P)
90'+13': Jesús Pretell

FT
2 - 0

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Sporting Cristal are hosting Sport Huancayo at Estadio Alberto Gallardo, San Martin de Porres, Peru, starting on . The match is a part of the Peruvian Liga 1.

Game Information

Competition: Peruvian Liga 1

Venue: Estadio Alberto Gallardo
Location: San Martin de Porres, Peru

Peru Liga 1 Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Sporting Cristal	14	+22	34
2	Universitario	14	+18	33
3	Melgar	14	+8	29
4	Alianza Lima	14	+16	27

Full Table

Line-Ups

Sporting Cristal

No.	Name
12	Renato Solís (GK)
32	Leonardo Diaz
14	Ignácio
28	Nicolás Pasquini
15	Carlos Lora
19	Yoshimar Yotún
25	Gerald Távara
30	Jostin Alarcón
20	Joao Grimaldo
9	Brenner
7	Washington Corozo

Sporting Cristal Substitutes:

Alejandro Hohberg, Alejandro Duarte, Irven Ávila, Flavio Alcedo, Adrián Ascues, Adrián Ugarriza, Leandro Sosa, Nilson Loyola, Jesús Pretell.

Sport Huancayo

No.	Name
12	Ángel Zamudio (GK)
4	Jimmy Valoyes
15	Antonio Huamán
2	Hugo Angeles
5	Rodrigo Colombo
3	Victor Balta
10	Marcos Lliuya
6	Alfredo Rojas
17	Leonardo Villar
20	Ray Gómez
19	Ronal Huacca

Sport Huancayo Substitutes:

Carlos Escobar, Luis Benites, Ángel Pérez, Alexis Rojas, Carlos Ross, Joel Pinto, Jimmy Pérez.

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