Cajamarca vs Moquegua

Two sides with contained attacking numbers Cajamarca host Moquegua in a city sitting at around two thousand seven hundred metres of altitude. In the just-concluded Apertura the hosts scored twenty-one goals in seventeen rounds, the visitors seventeen: figures that tell of two sides used to games of low scoring tempo rather than spectacle. The Liga 1 context The Peruvian league runs around two and a half goals a game, one of the most contained figures in South American football, and at altitude home sides tend to manage possession rather than accelerate constantly. Combining the league average and the two sides' attacking profiles, a maximum of three total goals I read at around 82%. A control-game preview, with few goals expected.