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Primera Division

Primera Division

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Primera Division Standings

Pos.TeamMPWDLGFGAGDPForm
Primera Division: Clausura
1 Sporting Cristal 15 10 1 4 34 17 17 31 WWLWW
2 Universitario 15 9 4 2 33 22 11 31 DWWWD
3 Sport Huancayo 15 10 1 4 25 17 8 31 WLWWW
4 Deportivo Garcilaso 15 9 1 5 29 17 12 28 WLWLL
5 Alianza Lima 15 8 4 3 23 15 8 28 WLWWW
6 Alianza Atlético 15 9 1 5 29 28 1 28 WWLLW
7 Melgar 15 7 5 3 25 17 8 26 LDWWD
8 Juan Pablo II College 15 7 4 4 25 17 8 25 LWLWD
9 Sport Boys 15 7 4 4 22 16 6 25 DWWLL
10 Cusco 15 8 0 7 25 20 5 24 LWWLL
11 Atlético Grau 15 5 3 7 17 23 -6 18 LLDLD
12 Cienciano 15 5 2 8 19 22 -3 17 LWLWW
13 Comerciantes Unidos 15 3 6 6 26 27 -1 15 DDWLD
14 Los Chankas 15 3 4 8 14 30 -16 13 DLLWD
15 ADT 15 2 5 8 13 26 -13 11 DWDLD
16 Deportivo Moquegua 15 2 5 8 8 22 -14 11 DLLWL
17 FC Cajamarca 15 3 2 10 21 37 -16 11 LLLLD
18 UTC Cajamarca 15 1 2 12 17 32 -15 5 LWLLL
Primera Division: Tabla Anual
1 Alianza Lima 32 20 8 4 53 23 30 68 WLWWW
2 Universitario 32 17 9 6 57 37 20 60 DWWWD
3 Melgar 32 15 9 8 54 37 17 54 LDWWD
4 Deportivo Garcilaso 32 16 6 10 50 35 15 54 WLWLL
5 Cusco 32 16 3 13 46 44 2 51 LWWLL
6 Sporting Cristal 32 15 5 12 62 47 15 50 WWLWW
7 Cienciano 32 15 5 12 53 44 9 50 LWLWW
8 Alianza Atlético 32 14 7 11 49 46 3 49 WWLLW
9 Sport Huancayo 32 14 5 13 46 48 -2 47 WLWWW
10 Los Chankas 32 13 8 11 39 51 -12 47 DLLWD
11 Sport Boys 32 12 9 11 37 35 2 45 DWWLL
12 Juan Pablo II College 32 11 8 13 47 57 -10 41 LWLWD
13 Comerciantes Unidos 32 8 12 12 44 47 -3 36 DDWLD
14 Atlético Grau 32 9 7 16 29 41 -12 34 LLDLD
15 ADT 32 7 10 15 35 47 -12 31 DWDLD
16 Deportivo Moquegua 32 7 8 17 25 46 -21 29 DLLWL
17 FC Cajamarca 32 7 7 18 44 65 -21 28 LLLLD
18 UTC Cajamarca 32 5 8 19 38 58 -20 18 LWLLL
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Top Scorers

Primera Division Top Scorers

PlayerTeamGoalsGPenaltiesPen
L. Castillo Arroyo ErickAlianza Lima 16 0
J. Garces Acosta CarlosCienciano 16 0
A. ValeraUniversitario 16 4
B. CuestaMelgar 15 0
F. CallejoCusco 13 4
J. VidalesMelgar 11 4
C. OlivaresDeportivo Garcilaso 10 0
L. IbericoSporting Cristal 10 0
A. HohbergCienciano 10 3
H. BarcosFC Cajamarca 9 1
M. SenComerciantes Unidos 9 3
L. da SilvaDeportivo Garcilaso 9 2
M. de JesusUTC Cajamarca 8 3
C. PenillaAlianza Atletico 8 2
J. QuinteroSanta Rosa de Pucallpa 7 0
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Broadcast Rights

Where to watch Primera Division

In the United States, you can watch Primera Division live on Fanatiz and Liga 1 Max.


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Fans in Peru can watch all matches from Liga 1, the Peruvian top-flight league, live on Movistar TV after the major pay-TV provider secured a carriage deal with the league’s official broadcaster, L1Max. This deal, announced on the eve of the 2026 season, resolved a long-standing dispute between the broadcaster and the rights holder, which had previously left Movistar customers without access to most domestic top-flight matches.
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It should be noted that under this agreement, Movistar acts as a carrier for the L1Max channel rather than as a rights holder for the Peruvian top flight. As a result, Movistar TV subscribers can watch Liga 1 matches live, including Apertura, Clausura, and potentially play-off fixtures.

Peruvian viewers can watch Liga 1 games on Movistar TV via L1Max in standard definition and HD at no additional cost, as L1Max is included in all pay plans. Additionally, fans can stream Liga 1 in Peru on the Movistar TV app, which is available for download on smart TVs, tablets, cell phones, computers, laptops, and more.

To watch Liga 1 on Movistar TV via linear television, viewers need a subscription to the pay-TV provider. Once subscribed, customers can watch L1Max and its Liga 1 coverage on Movistar TV using a decoder or set-top box.

About Primera Division

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Peru First Division (Primera División Perú) is the top tier of association football in Peru. Founded in 1912, it operates on a relegation-promotion format like many other leagues worldwide and is organized by the Professional Football Sport Association (Asociación Deportiva de Fútbol Profesional - ADFP).

Although it was created in 1912, the Peru First Division did not become a fully professional entity until 1951, and the ADFP officially assumed the responsibility of its administration in 1962. Over 20 clubs have won the league championship since the First Division’s creation over 100 years ago, but the vast majority of league titles have been won by a handful of teams, including Universitario, Alianza Lima, and Sporting Cristal.

A total of eight teams from the Peru First Division are eligible to feature in either the Copa Libertadores or the Copa Sudamericana. The season usually starts in early February and concludes sometime in late November or early December, and is divided into three phases: the Apertura tournament (Torneo Apertura), the Clausura tournament (Torneo Clausura) and the play-offs.

DirecTV holds the TV and live-streaming rights for all Peru First Division matches, including highlights from the Torneo Apertura and Torneo Clausura. Gol Perú also broadcasts some of these games. The Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) live-streams matches on its YouTube channel for fans worldwide. In the USA, DirecTV broadcasts selected Peru First Division games.

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