ADC Juan Pablo II vs Deportivo Garcilaso: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Mon, 13 Oct '25)

The epic showdown in Liga 1 will unfold under the bright lights of a Monday evening on October 13, as fans flock to witness the theatrics at Mon. The suspense is palpable when these two titans lock horns. Ah, the swashbuckling clash of ADC Juan Pablo II and the mighty Deportivo Garcilaso is something to behold, even if it has only happened once before in this universe. The last fluff-and-feather routine took place on May 25, with Deportivo Garcilaso strutting away with a 4-0 victory on their own patch, leaving ADC Juan Pablo II scratching their heads.

ADC Juan Pablo II are entering the arena with tails slightly droopy after a 0-3 tumble to Universitario, while their foes, Deportivo Garcilaso, are shaking off the dust from a 2-4 tussle against Alianza Atlético de Sullana. In their domestic circus, ADC squat sulkily in position 16, while Deportivo strikes a pose way up in position 7.

Spotlight on the Players: Speaking of stars, ADC Juan Pablo II will be hoping that C. Tizon, their top scorer with 8 goals stuffed in his kit, can be their maestro. However, they'll also have to keep a hawk-eye on Deportivo's pass-master, K. Sandoval, who’s been buzzing with 8 assists this season, generating more excitement than a seagull with a chip.

Star Performers’ Ratings: ADC's knight in shining armor, Cristhian Tizon, gallops in with a rating of 7.27, followed by Renzo Alfani at 7.09 and Emiliano Villar at a modest 7. On the flip side, Deportivo’s dashing Kevin Sandoval gleams with a rating of 7.32, shadowed by Pablo Erustes at 7.27, and Patrick Zubczuk with a not-too-shabby 7.16.

When it comes to possession play, ADC Juan Pablo II knee-deep in possession mud at 45%, while Deportivo Garcilaso resolutely holds onto the ball 38.37% of the time. Expect corner kicks to fly around like confetti, with ADC Juan Pablo II averaging around 3.6 per match, while Deportivo takes it a tad further with 3.93. Regarding the slapstick of disciplinary skits, ADC has conjured up 51 Yellow and 4 Red cards, matching Deportivo Garcilaso's heroic 92 Yellow and 4 Red cards. Both have given away 5 penalty goals each—perfectly balanced chaos.

In the end, with a hilarious twinkle in our eye, we at the prediction headquarters have peeked into the crystal soccer ball and hereby decree that Deportivo Garcilaso is poised to repeat their outlandish antics and take the spoils!