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Sporting Cristal

03-16 00:00

3 - 0

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End 3-0

87′

N.Paz

L. Nequecaur

87′

L. Iberico

S. González

87′

C. Benavente

Gabriel

87′

L. Diaz

R. Lutiger

82′

G. Távara

Y. Yotún

75′

A.Vasquez

C.López

75′

R. Diaz

Jostin·Alarcon

68′

Ian·Wisdom

I. Avila

54′

3-0

I. Avila

Assist: Cristiano

53′

J.Torres

E. Saba

49′

2-0

M.Araujo

Assist: I. Avila

Halftime 1-0

48′

G. Cazonatti

38′

Y. Yotún

37′

L.Urruti

16′

Maxloren·Castro

14′

1-0

Maxloren·Castro

Assist: I. Avila

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Sporting Cristal delivered a commanding performance to secure a 3-0 victory over Sport Boys in the Peruvian Liga 1 at the Estadio Alberto Gallardo. The home side dominated from the outset, with the result solidifying their position among the league's frontrunners and dealing a blow to Sport Boys' aspirations. Cristal opened the scoring in the 22nd minute through a well-worked team move finished by their dynamic winger. The lead was doubled just before halftime when a powerful header from a corner kick found the net. Any hopes of a Sport Boys comeback were extinguished early in the second half, as Cristal's playmaker curled a beautiful free-kick into the top corner from 25 yards out. The visitors struggled to create any meaningful chances, with Cristal's defense and midfield controlling the tempo of the game throughout. The standout performance came from Cristal's number 10, who orchestrated play and provided two assists. The victory sees Cristal climb the table, applying pressure on the league leaders, while Sport Boys remain in the lower half. The Sport Boys manager lamented his team's lack of intensity, while the Cristal coach hailed a "complete performance." Cristal's lineup featured their first-choice attacking trio, which proved too much for the Sport Boys defense to handle.