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Peruvian Liga 1: power rankings

Season 2026 · updated 4 November 2026

The strongest side by the model is Alianza Lima: +0.64 goals per game against an average opponent. Biggest climber of the week: ADC Juan Pablo II (+2).

  • Best attackSporting Cristal1.45 goals per game
  • Best defenceAlianza Lima0.59 conceded per game
  • Climber of the weekADC Juan Pablo II▲2 · now 12
  • Faller of the weekFC Cajamarca▼2 · now 18

Ranking

Rating — goal difference per game against an average opponent at a neutral venue. ▲▼ — places gained or lost in a week.

#TeamRatingAtt.Def.TableFormNext
1Alianza Lima+0.641.240.59——8 November · at Los Chankas (14)
2▲1Universitario+0.441.320.87——5 November · Sport Boys (9)
3▼1Melgar+0.361.270.91——8 November · ADC Juan Pablo II (12)
4Deportivo Garcilaso+0.321.180.86——9 November · Comerciantes Unidos (11)
5Sporting Cristal+0.321.451.14——7 November · at Asociación Deportiva Tarma (15)
6Cienciano+0.181.251.07——8 November · Sport Huancayo (10)
7▲1Alianza Atlético+0.061.171.10——7 November · at FC Cajamarca (18)
8▼1Cusco FC+0.061.091.03——6 November · at Atlético Grau (13)
9Sport Boys+0.030.870.83——5 November · at Universitario (2)
10▲1Sport Huancayo−0.061.091.15——8 November · at Cienciano (6)
11▼1Comerciantes Unidos−0.071.041.11——9 November · at Deportivo Garcilaso (4)
12▲2ADC Juan Pablo II−0.231.121.35——8 November · at Melgar (3)
13▼1Atlético Grau−0.240.720.95——6 November · Cusco FC (8)
14▼1Los Chankas−0.260.941.19——8 November · Alianza Lima (1)
15Asociación Deportiva Tarma−0.260.861.11——7 November · Sporting Cristal (5)
16▲2UTC Cajamarca−0.400.931.33——8 November · at Sport Boys (9)
17Deportivo Moquegua−0.440.631.07——9 November · at Universitario (2)
18▼2FC Cajamarca−0.451.071.52——7 November · Alianza Atlético (7)

How it is calculated

Only this season counts. The model rates every team’s attack and defence from this season’s matches — by expected goals (xG, the quality of chances) and actual goals, 60 to 40 — taking into account how strong the opponents were. The rating is the goal difference per game it expects against an average team of the league at a neutral venue. Every team starts with three games of league-average form, so a couple of lucky results early on do not make a leader.

Peruvian Liga 1: matches and table →