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Juan Pablo II
Sport Huancayo
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95′
Jack·Duran
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Jack·Duran
Assist: M.Rodríguez
85′
M.Rodríguez
84′
E.Ramirez
82′
R. Huaccha
J.Sanguinetti
75′
A. Quinonez
R.Salcedo
75′
Juan José Giménez Delgado
D.Carabaño
67′
J. M. Rostaing
p.magallanes
67′
J. D. Martínez
d.porozo
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H. Bazán
J.P.Goicochea
66′
C.Flores
J.Carhuallanqui
65′
E.Ramirez
62′
R.Salcedo
61′
O. A. L. Gutierrez
59′
M.Rodríguez
J. Pósito
59′
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A.Sánchez
58′
E.Ramirez
Nilton Ramirez
52′
O. A. L. Gutierrez
48′
J.Carhuallanqui
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Match Info

Juan Pablo II 2-0 Sport Huancayo: Hosts Claim Clean-Sheet Victory in Peruvian Liga 1

Juan Pablo II produced a controlled and confident performance to beat Sport Huancayo 2-0 in their Peruvian Liga 1 clash on 28 October 2026. The home side scored in each half, defended with discipline and denied Sport Huancayo the clear chances they needed to turn possession into points. The result gives Juan Pablo II an important three-point boost while leaving Sport Huancayo to reflect on a night of frustration in front of goal.

Match overview

From the opening minutes, Juan Pablo II looked the more purposeful side. They pressed with coordinated energy, forced Sport Huancayo into sideways passes and attacked quickly whenever they won the ball in midfield. Sport Huancayo saw plenty of the ball in the middle third, but their final pass was often delayed or overhit, allowing the home defence to reset.

The hosts took the lead with a well-worked move down the right and doubled their advantage after the break with a finish that rewarded their sharper decision-making in the final third. Sport Huancayo pushed more bodies forward late on, but Juan Pablo II managed the game professionally, slowed the tempo when needed and protected their goalkeeper with a series of timely blocks.

Key moments

  • First-half opener: Juan Pablo II broke the deadlock after a patient build-up ended with a low cross into the penalty area. The finish was composed and gave the home side a deserved lead.
  • Goalkeeping intervention: Sport Huancayo’s best spell came early in the second half, but a strong save kept the visitors from finding an equaliser.
  • Second goal: Juan Pablo II sealed the win with a quick transition, moving the ball from midfield to the edge of the box before finishing into the bottom corner.
  • Late defensive stand: Sport Huancayo sent extra players forward in the final minutes, but the hosts dealt with crosses and second balls comfortably.

Tactical story

Juan Pablo II set up with a compact midfield and looked to win the ball back high enough to attack before Sport Huancayo could organise. Their wide players stretched the defence, while the central midfielders covered the spaces between the lines. That balance allowed the hosts to remain dangerous on the counter without leaving themselves exposed.

Sport Huancayo tried to build through midfield and create overloads on the flanks, but they struggled to find a consistent route into the box. Their best moments came from set pieces and long-range efforts, yet Juan Pablo II’s goalkeeper and centre-backs dealt with those threats well. As the game wore on, the visitors’ possession became less threatening and the home side’s lead looked increasingly secure.

Standout performers

The Juan Pablo II goalkeeper deserves credit for the clean sheet, especially for a crucial save at the start of the second half. The midfield anchor also had an excellent game, breaking up play and starting attacks with simple, intelligent passes. Further forward, the wide attacker was a constant outlet, while the striker’s movement created space for the opening goal and helped the team relieve pressure late on.

For Sport Huancayo, there were brief positive signs in possession, but too few players were able to influence the game in the final third. Their captain tried to drive the team forward from midfield, and the goalkeeper made several saves, but the visitors lacked the cutting edge required to get back into the contest.

What the result means

The win strengthens Juan Pablo II’s position in the Liga 1 standings and gives the squad momentum heading into their next fixture. A clean sheet will be especially pleasing for the coaching staff, as it shows the team can combine attacking intent with defensive discipline. For Sport Huancayo, the focus will be on improving their finishing and finding more penetration against compact defences. The three points stay at home, and Juan Pablo II can enjoy a job well done.