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Peruvian Primera División

Premiers: Sporting Cristal · Champions: Alianza Lima

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
UniversitarioEstadio Monumental "U"opened 2000Lima9,943,800 people80,093
MelgarEstadio Monumental Virgen de Chapiopened 1995Arequipa1,008,290 people40,370
CiencianoEstadio Garcilasoopened 1958Cusco428,450 people34,500
CuscoEstadio Garcilasoopened 1958Cusco428,450 people34,500
Alianza LimaAlejandro Villanueva Stadiumopened 1974Lima9,943,800 people33,938
Sport HuancayoEstadio Huancayoopened 1962Huancayo378,203 people24,450
Carlos A. MannucciEstadio Mansicheopened 1946Trujillo919,899 people24,000
Universidad César VallejoEstadio Mansicheopened 1946Trujillo919,899 people24,000
Alianza UniversidadEstadio Heraclio TapiaHuánuco196,627 people20,000
UTC CajamarcaEstadio Héroes de San Ramónopened 1942Cajamarca201,329 people18,000
Academia CantolaoEstadio Miguel Grau del CallaoCallao537,377 people15,000
Sport BoysEstadio Miguel Grau del CallaoCallao537,377 people15,000
Deportivo MunicipalEstadio Hugo Sotilopened 2002Lima9,943,800 people13,773
Sporting CristalEstadio Alberto GallardoLima9,943,800 people13,000
Alianza AtléticoEstadio Campeones del 36opened 2000Sullana162,434 people8,000
Capacity not recorded yet
AyacuchoEstadio Las AméricasAyacucho216,444 people–
Deportivo Binacional–
Universidad San MartínVilla Deportiva de la Universidad San Martin de PorresLima9,943,800 people–

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