Overview
- A 2-1 defeat to Alianza Universidad in Huánuco leaves Alianza Lima nearly out of the Clausura race.
- Franco Navarro told reporters at Jorge Chávez Airport that accountability rests with the sporting department, coaching staff and especially the players.
- He voiced anger and disappointment over results but called for immediate analysis and corrections within the team.
- Navarro declined to discuss officiating, saying the slump stems from internal shortcomings that must be fixed by the club.
- Despite poor form, the club still has a narrow path to qualify as Peru 2 for the 2026 Copa Libertadores.