Alianza Atlético de Sullana vs Ayacucho: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Mon, 22 Sep '25)

Prepare yourself for a delightful duel on the hallowed grounds of Estadio Campeones del 36 in Peru. As Monday, September 22, 2025, rolls around, two teams will be dusting off their boots for a Liga 1 showdown – and we’re expecting quite the spectacle! This isn’t just any match; it’s a face-off steeped in a rich albeit brief history of rivalry between Alianza Atlético de Sullana and Ayacucho.

To set the record straight, Alianza holds a somewhat one-sided supremacy, having scooped victory in two out of their last three exchanges, leaving Ayacucho basking in the glory of a solitary triumph – and zero, nada, zip in the draw department. Their most recent tango, on a Saturday not so long ago (April 26, 2025), saw Alianza Atletico of Sullana pirouette away with a triumphant 2-0 away victory.

Both teams stumble into this upcoming encounter at the back of contrasting results. The Alianzistas fumbled into a 0-0 stalemate with Sporting Cristal, while Ayacucho frolicked in a narrow 1-0 win against Universidad Técnica de Cajamarca. Despite residing in the 14th spot, and Ayacucho lounging two rungs lower in the league at 16th, neither team will be slumbering when the whistle blows.

Now, let’s talk about the primary shiners and potential game-changers. Ayacucho’s defenders might find themselves dreaming of M. A. Graneros for nights to come; after all, he’s the goal netting maestro with nine goals this season for Alianza. Lurking on the other side is J. Lucumí, an assist wizard with a penchant for playing the perfect pass leading to six successful assists for Ayacucho. Who would these stats favor? Perfect placement, precision passes, and spectacular goals are surely on the menu.

Peeking at the players' report cards reveals the shining knights of Alianza – there's Miguel Agustín Graneros boasting a commendable 7.16, closely tailed by Luis Olmedo and José Villegas. Meanwhile, Ayacucho’s dynamic trio comprises Pedro Peral, Paolo Izaguirre, and Maximiliano Perez, all serenading the 7-point mark.

If ball possession equates to control, Ayacucho slightly nudges ahead, boasting a 46.76% holdover per game, edging just above Alianza’s 44.26%. Corners might edge closer amongst this duo, with Alianza averaging 4 per show, leaving Ayacucho slightly trailing at 3.04. Fear not a yellow blizzard nor a red hurricane though – although Alianza and Ayacucho have equally served up 8 red cards, the yellows fly a little more freely from Ayacucho's kit at a count of 73 to Alianza's 60.

Lay your bets, lay them wise! Judging from dangling stats and past performances, Alianza Atletico de Sullana could be prancing victorious beneath the Peruvian sun once again!