Alianza Lima before playing the second final with Sporting Cristal: “We have one more step left” | PHOTO

Alianza Lima took advantage on the road to get the champion trophy of the 2021 edition of League 1. The intimate club beat Sporting Cristal 1-0 (with a goal from Hernán Barcos) in the first final played last Sunday in the National Stadium. Despite taking the first step, inside the team they remain calm until the second match is played.

The message from within the template has been expressed through a publication made in the official accounts of the institution. “We have one more and a very important step left”, says part of the message uploaded in the profiles. Of course, from now on, there is good spirits in La Victoria and, therefore, they address the fans: “Have an excellent week”.

“Up Alianza, all your life!”, closes the post of the Blue and Whites, in which they added an image of the entire starting team united on the field of the National Stadium. In the background, there were also fans of the club who attended the colossus of José Díaz to witness the actions of the crash and, incidentally, returned to the stands after a long absence.

The “excellent week” of Alianza Lima can take place on Sunday, November 28, in the same field where they beat the ‘brewers’. The second duel to meet the champion of the current League 1 will be played from three in the afternoon.

Carlos Bustos waits until Sunday

At the end of the first heads-up between Alianza and Cristal, the coach of the Victorian team expressed the feelings after the 1-0 thanks to both Barcos. “It is a final of 180 minutes, today (yesterday) the first game was played, it will be defined all next Sunday. We played an orderly match, it was a match without so many goal situations, but I think we won it well ”, said.

“I told my players that nine months ago many of us did not even know each other and what this team has done throughout this year is spectacular, there are 90 minutes left to close a wonderful year for Alianza”, closed the DT that passed through Melgar and the San Martín University in Peru, before arriving at Matute.