Amazon Callao FC 1‑2 Deportivo Coopsol | PER D3

Deportivo Coopsol came from behind to claim a 2‑1 victory over Amazon Callao FC in an exciting PER D3 encounter on June 15, 2026. The match, played in the Amazonian heat, tested the physical endurance of both teams. Amazon Callao took an early lead but were undone by a spirited second‑half fightback from the visitors.

Match Summary

Amazon Callao FC started brightly and took the lead inside the first 20 minutes. A long ball over the top caught the Coopsol defence napping, and the home striker controlled and finished calmly past the goalkeeper. The home side continued to create chances but failed to double their advantage before half‑time.

Deportivo Coopsol regrouped at the break and emerged with renewed energy. They equalised in the 54th minute through a powerful header from a corner kick. The momentum shifted decisively, and Coopsol scored the winner just ten minutes later after a neat passing move ended with a low shot into the bottom corner. Amazon Callao pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages but lacked the cutting edge.

Turning Points

• 20' – Goal Amazon Callao: A clinical counter‑attack gave the home side the perfect start.
• 54' – Goal Coopsol: A set‑piece equaliser that changed the game’s complexion.
• 64' – Goal Coopsol: The winner, scored after a slick team move that carved open the home defence.

Player Highlights

Deportivo Coopsol’s central midfielder was instrumental in the comeback, dictating play from deep and providing the assist for the second goal. Amazon Callao’s goalkeeper made several saves to keep his side in the match, but the defensive lapses in the second half proved costly. The forward who scored the opener for Amazon Callao showed good movement but was isolated for long periods.

League Implications

Deportivo Coopsol’s victory is a significant boost to their promotion hopes in PER D3. They climb the table with three valuable points. Amazon Callao FC, despite a promising start, remain in the lower half and will need to address their second‑half fragility. The match highlighted the competitiveness of Peru’s third tier, where no lead is safe.