Alianza Lima
Club Alianza Lima (ALI)
Overview
Club Alianza Lima, commonly called Alianza or Los Íntimos (the Intimates), is one of Peru's most popular and decorated clubs. Founded February 15, 1901 in Lima, the club is a true centenarian institution of Peruvian and South American football.
Playing at Estadio Alejandro Villanueva, nicknamed Matute, a mythical 35,000-seat stadium located in La Victoria neighborhood, the Blanquiazules (white and blue) benefit from massive popular support. The stadium bears the name of a club legend.
Alianza Lima has won over 25 Peruvian championships, making it one of the country's most decorated clubs. The club regularly qualifies for Copa Libertadores, representing Peru on the continental stage.
The Clásico against Universitario de Deportes is one of South America's most passionate derbies, dividing Lima and all Peru. With rich history, marked by the 1987 tragedy and moments of glory, Alianza Lima remains a pillar of Peruvian football.