What time do Alianza Lima vs. play? University student for League 1 I bet you?

Alianza Lima and Universitario will meet again after last year’s national finals, where the ‘creams’ added a new star at the Alejandro Villanueva stadium. This match is the most anticipated in the Apertura Tournament and that is why, below, we show you the schedules so you don’t miss this great game.

Schedules, Alianza Lima vs. academic

The Alianza Lima match vs. Universitario will take place on Saturday, February 10 at 8:00 p.m. Peru time. Next, check the schedules according to each country:

• 7:00 p.m. – Mexico
• 8:00 p.m. – Peru, Ecuador, Colombia
• 9:00 p.m. – Venezuela, Bolivia, United States (Miami)
• 22:00 hours – Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Brazil

The last one, Alianza vs Universitario

Last year, Universitario de Deportes was proclaimed champion of Peruvian football in 2023 by winning 2-0 against its classic rival Alianza Lima, in an intense match played at the Alejandro Villanueva stadium in Lima. The winning goals for the team led by veteran Uruguayan coach Jorge Fossati were scored by Edison Flores in the 3rd minute and the Argentine Horacio Calcaterra in the 82nd minute.

In the first leg, both teams left the key open by drawing 1-1. With the visiting victory, the ‘U’ achieved its 27th title in its history.

The last time that Universitario, a team that is almost 100 years old, was champion was in 2013.

Universitario came out with a totally offensive game to put pressure on its classic rival, who was playing at home and supported by its thousands of fans who came to the Alejandro Villanueva stadium with their blue and white shirts.

At 3 minutes, midfielder Edison ‘ears’ Flores surprised and opened the score 1-0 with a powerful header after a perfect cross from the right by forward Andy Polo. The goal silenced the Alliance fans for a few seconds.

With the early goal, Alianza, with few ideas of good football, sought to generate offensive plays to reach goalkeeper José Carvallo’s goal.

But Universitario with good triangulations and shots on goal by their players tried to score their second conquest to ensure the victory and title of the Peruvian League.

At 25, Argentine Martín Pérez Guedes took a long-distance shot that was saved by Ángelo Campos.

At 38, Uruguayan coach Mauricio Larriera moved his bench and brought in the Paraguayan-Peruvian Franco Zanelatto to reinforce his offensive zone and look for a tie in the first half.

In the complement, Alianza, with two additional changes, improved its collective game system to put the cream team in its field.

After the 70, Alianza easily reached the U’s small area, but its players were unable to achieve the equalizing goal in the match.

At 82, Argentine Horacio Calcaterra scored 2-0 for the U. The forward who entered the second half took a right-footed shot from outside the area that stopped goalkeeper Campos.