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2020 Liga 1 (Peru)

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Football league season
Liga 1
Season2020
Dates31 January – 20 December 2020
ChampionsSporting Cristal (20th title)
RelegatedAtlético Grau
Carlos Stein
Deportivo Llacuabamba
Copa LibertadoresSporting Cristal
Universitario
Ayacucho
Universidad César Vallejo
Copa SudamericanaCarlos A. Mannucci
Sport Huancayo
UTC
Melgar
Matches284
Goals750 (2.64 per match)
Top goalscorerEmanuel Herrera
(20 goals)
Biggest home winCienciano 4–0U. San Martín
(9 February)
Melgar 4–0Sport Huancayo
(18 November)
Biggest away winDep. Llacuabamba 0–6Melgar
(21 November)
Highest scoringBinacional 3–6Sporting Cristal
(17 October)
←2019
2021 →

The2020 Liga 1 de Fútbol Profesional (known as theLiga 1 Movistar 2020 for sponsorship reasons) was the 104th season of thePeruvian Primera División, the highest division ofPeruvianfootball. A total of 20 teams competed in the season withBinacional coming in as defending champions. The season started on 31 January 2020 and concluded on 20 December 2020 with the second leg of the finals.Sporting Cristal won its 20th domestic championship by beatingUniversitario in the finals by a 3–2 aggregate score.

The competition was suspended between 12 March and 7 August due to theCOVID-19 pandemic, being once again suspended that same day after one match had been played. It eventually resumed on 18 August 2020.

Competition format

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The season was divided into three stages: Torneo Apertura (Fase 1), Torneo Clausura (Fase 2), and the Playoffs.[1]

The first and second stages were twoApertura and Clausura tournaments, later rebranded asFase 1 andFase 2, respectively. In the Apertura tournament, each team played the other teams once for a total of 19 games. Prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Clausura tournament was scheduled to be played in a similar way to the Apertura, with reversed fixtures, however, its format was altered due to the 5-month suspension of the league. For the Clausura, the 20 teams were split into two groups of 10 according to their final placement in the Apertura. Teams played the other teams in their group once, with the winners of both groups playing a final to decide the Clausura winners.[2] Points earned during the Apertura did not carry over during the Clausura. The winners of the Apertura and Clausura stages qualified to the playoffs along with the top two teams of the aggregate table at the end of the season, unless the Apertura and Clausura winners were placed in the top two positions of the aggregate table.

The playoffs to decide the national champion were scheduled to be contested by four teams, which would play two semifinals with the winners playing the final. Since the Apertura winners also ended up in the top two of the aggregate table, they were given a bye to the final and only one semi-final was played by the other two playoff qualifiers. In every stage of the playoffs, the teams with the most points on the aggregate table chose which leg they would play as the home team. If teams were tied in points after the two legs of the final, extra time and a penalty shootout would have been played to decide the national champion. If a team won both the Apertura and Clausura, the playoffs would not be played and that team would be declared as champion.

Qualification to international competitions was as follows: the four playoff qualifiers (or the top four teams of the aggregate table in case the playoffs were contested by a lower amount of teams) qualified for the2021 Copa Libertadores, while the next three best teams in that table qualified for the2021 Copa Sudamericana, with a fourth berth being allocated to the2020 Copa Bicentenario winners.[3] With the cancellation of the Copa Bicentenario due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Copa Sudamericana berth allocated to its winner was transferred to the eighth best team in the aggregate table.[4] The four teams with the fewest points in the aggregate table at the end of the season were to be relegated, unless theCopa Perú was not played this season, in which case only three teams would be relegated. If theLiga 2 was not played this season either, only two teams would be relegated.[2] Eventually, only the Copa Perú was confirmed not to be held this season, with which three teams were relegated from Liga 1 at the end of the season.

Teams

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20 teams played in the 2020 Liga 1 season, an increase of two teams from the previous season. The top sixteen teams in the2019 Liga 1 took part, along with2019 Liga 2 championsCienciano,Copa Perú championsCarlos Stein, and the top two teams of thepromotion play-offs (Atlético Grau andDeportivo Llacuabamba).

On 23 December 2019, Real Garcilaso announced its name change toCusco Fútbol Club.

Team changes

[edit]
Promoted from
2019 Liga 2		Promoted from
2019 Copa Perú		Promoted from
Promotion play-offs		Relegated from
2019 Liga 1
IncreaseCienciano(1st)IncreaseCarlos Stein(1st)IncreaseAtlético Grau(1st)
IncreaseDeportivo Llacuabamba(2nd)		DecreaseUnión Comercio(17th)
DecreasePirata(18th)

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2020 Liga 1 teams
TeamManagerCityStadiumCapacity[5]
Academia CantolaoPeruJorge EspejoCallaoMiguel Grau17,000
Alianza LimaArgentinaDaniel AhmedLimaAlejandro Villanueva35,000
Alianza UniversidadPeruRony RevollarHuánucoHeraclio Tapia25,000
Atlético GrauPeruRafael CastilloPiuraMiguel Grau25,000
SullanaCampeones del 36[note 1]12,000
AyacuchoArgentinaGerardo AmeliAyacuchoCiudad de Cumaná15,000
BinacionalPeruLuis FloresJuliacaGuillermo Briceño Rosamedina20,030
Carlos A. MannucciUruguayPablo PeiranoTrujilloMansiche25,000
Carlos SteinPeruDaniel ValderramaOlmosFrancisco Mendoza Pizarro7,000
GuadalupeCarlos A. Olivares[note 2]12,000
CiencianoArgentinaMarcelo GrioniCuscoGarcilaso42,056
CuscoArgentinaCarlos RamacciottiCuscoGarcilaso42,056
SicuaniTúpac Amaru[note 3]15,000
Deportivo LlacuabambaPeruAlberto CastilloCajamarcaHéroes de San Ramón18,000
Deportivo MunicipalPeruVíctor RiveraLimaIván Elías Moreno10,000
Universidad San Marcos[note 4]43,000
MelgarPeruMarco Valencia (caretaker)ArequipaVirgen de Chapi60,000
Sport BoysPeruTeddy CardamaCallaoMiguel Grau17,000
Sport HuancayoPeruWilmar ValenciaHuancayoEstadio Huancayo20,000
Sporting CristalPeruRoberto MosqueraLimaAlberto Gallardo18,000
Universidad César VallejoPeruJosé del SolarTrujilloMansiche25,000
Universidad San MartínVenezuelaHéctor BidoglioLimaAlberto Gallardo18,000
UniversitarioArgentinaÁngel ComizzoLimaMonumental80,093
UTCPeruFranco NavarroCajamarcaHéroes de San Ramón18,000
  1. ^Used by Atlético Grau as temporary home stadium whileEstadio Miguel Grau is remodeled.
  2. ^Used by Carlos Stein for their Torneo Apertura home matches against Universitario and Binacional.
  3. ^Used by Cusco for their Torneo Apertura home match against Universidad César Vallejo.
  4. ^Used by Deportivo Municipal as temporary home stadium whileEstadio Iván Elías Moreno was remodeled.

Starting from the seventh round of Stage 1, the following stadiums were used to host matches.Estadio Monumental in Lima was also included as a host stadium starting from the second round of Stage 2:

StadiumCity
Alberto GallardoLima
Alejandro VillanuevaLima
Iván Elías MorenoLima
Miguel GrauCallao
MonumentalLima
NacionalLima
Universidad San MarcosLima
Villa Deportiva NacionalLima

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Torneo Apertura
Sport HuancayoArgentinaCarlos RamacciottiResigned18 November 2019[6]Pre-seasonPeruWilmar Valencia19 December 2019[7]
Academia CantolaoPeruJorge AraujoEnd of contract24 November 2019[8]ArgentinaHernán Lisi14 December 2019[9]
UTCArgentinaGerardo Ameli24 November 2019PeruFranco Navarro28 November 2019[10]
MelgarPeruMarco ValenciaEnd of caretaker spell24 November 2019ArgentinaCarlos Bustos2 December 2019[11]
AyacuchoUruguayMario VieraSigned byCarlos A. Mannucci27 November 2019[12]ArgentinaGerardo Ameli29 November 2019[13]
Carlos A. MannucciUruguayPablo PeiranoEnd of contract28 November 2019[14]ArgentinaJuan Manuel Llop1 December 2019[15]
Universidad San MartínArgentinaCarlos Bustos28 November 2019[16]VenezuelaHéctor Bidoglio13 December 2019[17]
UniversitarioArgentinaÁngel Comizzo28 November 2019[18]UruguayGregorio Pérez3 December 2019[19]
Deportivo LlacuabambaPeruRoberto TristánResigned5 December 2019[20]ArgentinaNéstor Clausen10 January 2020[21]
BinacionalPeruRoberto MosqueraEnd of contract15 December 2019[22]ArgentinaCésar Vigevani1 January 2020[23]
Atlético GrauPeruWilmar ValenciaSigned bySport Huancayo19 December 2019[7]PeruPablo Zegarra8 January 2020[24]
Carlos SteinPeruJuan Carlos BazalarMutual consent20 December 2019[25]PeruOrlando Lavalle31 December 2019[26]
BinacionalArgentinaCésar VigevaniResigned10 February 2020[27]8thPeruWilly Escapa (caretaker)11 February 2020[28]
Sporting CristalPeruManuel BarretoSacked20 February 2020[29]13thPeruJorge Soto (caretaker)20 February 2020[30]
PeruJorge SotoEnd of caretaker spell23 February 202014thPeruRoberto Mosquera23 February 2020[31]
BinacionalPeruWilly Escapa24 February 20202ndColombiaFlabio Torres24 February 2020[32]
Deportivo LlacuabambaArgentinaNéstor ClausenSacked1 March 2020[33]18thColombiaNéstor Otero2 March 2020[34]
CuscoPeruJavier Arce3 March 2020[35]17thArgentinaCarlos Ramacciotti5 March 2020[36]
Carlos A. MannucciArgentinaJuan Manuel LlopMutual consent7 March 2020[37]14thUruguayPablo Peirano13 March 2020[38]
Alianza LimaUruguayPablo BengoecheaResigned8 March 2020[39]13thChileMario Salas16 March 2020[40]
Atlético GrauPeruPablo ZegarraSacked9 March 2020[41]20thPeruRafael Castillo9 March 2020[41]
UniversitarioUruguayGregorio PérezMutual consent12 June 2020[42]4thArgentinaÁngel Comizzo20 June 2020[43]
BinacionalColombiaFlabio Torres8 September 2020[44]6thPeruJavier Arce8 September 2020[45]
CuscoArgentinaCarlos Ramacciotti9 September 2020[46]11thPeruFrancisco Melgar9 September 2020[47]
Sport BoysArgentinaMarcelo VivasResigned13 September 2020[48]16thPeruLuis Hernández (caretaker)15 September 2020[49]
Carlos SteinPeruOrlando LavalleMutual consent19 September 2020[50]16thPeruJuan Carlos Bazalar23 September 2020[51]
Sport BoysPeruLuis HernándezResigned22 September 2020[52]19thPeruTeddy Cardama23 September 2020[53]
MelgarArgentinaCarlos BustosSacked24 September 2020[54]11thPeruMarco Valencia (caretaker)24 September 2020[55]
Deportivo LlacuabambaColombiaNéstor Otero27 September 2020[56]20thPeruAlberto Castillo27 September 2020[56]
CuscoPeruFrancisco MelgarReturn toDeportivo Coopsol1 October 2020[57]14thArgentinaCarlos Ramacciotti7 October 2020[58]
Torneo Clausura
BinacionalPeruJavier ArceMutual consent26 October 2020[59]10th, Group APeruLuis Flores29 October 2020[60]
Academia CantolaoArgentinaHernán LisiSacked27 October 2020[61]8th, Group APeruJorge Espejo28 October 2020[62]
Alianza LimaChileMario Salas1 November 2020[63]8th, Group BPeruGuillermo Salas (caretaker)1 November 2020[63]
PeruGuillermo SalasEnd of caretaker spell6 November 20207th, Group BArgentinaDaniel Ahmed6 November 2020[64]
Carlos SteinPeruJuan Carlos BazalarSacked8 November 2020[65]8th, Group APeruIván Chávez (caretaker)8 November 2020
PeruIván ChávezEnd of caretaker spell11 November 2020[66]6th, Group APeruDaniel Valderrama13 November 2020[66]

Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

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On 12 March, the Liga de Fútbol Profesional announced the decision to temporarily suspend the competition after the sixth round of the Torneo Apertura until at least 30 March due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[67]

On 2 June, the Peruvian government through its Ministry of Health and the Instituto Peruano del Deporte (IPD) approved the biosecurity protocol presented by thePeruvian Football Federation to allow the resumption of the competition, authorizing clubs to resume their training sessions.[68] On 8 June, the FPF and the Liga de Fútbol Profesional announced that the league would resume on 31 July with the seventh round of the Torneo Apertura, with training sessions to resume on 22 June. It was also announced that all the remaining matches of the season would be relocated toLima to avoid the constant travel between cities that clubs must do under normal circumstances, as well as an alteration to the competition format.[2] However, after some delays with COVID-19 testing, the date for resumption was pushed back to 7 August.[69]

On 5 August nine positive cases of COVID-19 were confirmed inBinacional, following the application of tests ordered by the FPF after some players of said club breached the biosecurity protocol upon their arrival to Lima.[70] In response to this finding the FPF's Medical Commission recommended the isolation of the entire Binacional delegation, meaning that their match against Alianza Lima scheduled for 9 August would not be played.[71]

On the evening of 7 August, and due to an agglomeration ofUniversitario fans in the outskirts of theEstadio Nacional before their club's match againstCantolao breaching biosecurity protocols, the IPD ordered the suspension of the remaining matches scheduled for the seventh round of the Torneo Apertura.[72] On 14 August, and following coordination meetings with authorities and awareness and prevention campaigns performed with fans, the IPD approved the proposal from the FPF to resume the competition on 18 August.[73]

Fase 1

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Standings

[edit]
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Universitario[a]1913423818+2042Advance toPlayoffs and qualification forCopa Libertadores
2Sport Huancayo1910542315+835
3Sporting Cristal199643823+1533
4Universidad César Vallejo198922516+933
5Carlos A. Mannucci197842822+629
6UTC197842420+429
7Alianza Universidad198562117+429
8Melgar197752320+328
9Ayacucho197662821+727
10Cienciano198382723+427
11Binacional196582429−523
12Alianza Lima195771920−122
13Academia Cantolao196492133−1222
14Deportivo Municipal194962024−421
15Cusco195682631−521
16Universidad San Martín195682027−721
17Sport Boys[b]195592433−919
18Carlos Stein[c]194691828−1017
19Atlético Grau193881727−1017
20Deportivo Llacuabamba1925122542−1711
Source:ADFP,Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals for; 4) Fair play points; 5) Drawing of lots; 6) Play-off (only if needed to decide first place).
If two teams are tied in points for first place: 2) Play-off.
Notes:
  1. ^Universitario were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts.[74]
  2. ^Sport Boys were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts with their employees.[75]
  3. ^Carlos Stein were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts.[76]

Results

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Home \ AwayALIAUHCAGAYABINCANCAMSTECIECUSLLAMUNMELSBASHUCRIUCVUSMUNIUTC
Alianza Lima2–31–03–0[a]0–02–01–01–11–10–10–2
Alianza Universidad1–20–11–01–01–03–01–10–10–00–0
Atlético Grau1–12–22–21–13–22–31–10–00–0
Ayacucho2–01–11–01–23–01–11–22–11–11–1
Binacional2–30–10–02–11–32–43–13–61–0
Academia Cantolao1–01–21–00–22–22–10–21–32–60–0
Carlos A. Mannucci1–10–20–10–21–01–10–13–31–12–2
Carlos Stein0–21–11–10–31–23–32–21–21–30–1
Cienciano2–13–0[b]1–40–15–23–10–00–04–01–3
Cusco0–21–10–42–32–21–13–12–02–1
Deportivo Llacuabamba2–01–33–11–10–21–42–31–20–12–2
Deportivo Municipal2–00–11–10–12–21–21–10–50–0
Melgar2–21–03–00–00–21–01–01–11–2
Sport Boys1–23–30–12–13–21–11–00–11–43–3
Sport Huancayo1–10–11–01–01–03–21–14–32–0
Sporting Cristal1–12–11–22–10–13–20–02–01–0
Universidad César Vallejo2–10–21–11–01–10–02–02–01–1
Universidad San Martín1–23–10–02–12–21–20–11–10–11–1
Universitario2–03–22–01–01–13–22–10–22–0
UTC3–12–23–02–11–12–12–11–31–3
Source:ADFP,Soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
  1. ^Match awarded 3–0 to Alianza Lima due to a breach of the biosecurity protocols by Binacional, which caused the match to be cancelled.[77]
  2. ^Match awarded 3–0 to Cienciano due to Atlético Grau fielding an unauthorized player. The match originally ended 0–0.[78]

Fase 2

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Group A

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualificationCRIUSMUTCCIEBINUNISTECAGAUHCAN
1Sporting Cristal9720209+1123Advance toStage 2 final2–21–02–03–2
2Universidad San Martín95131210+2160–21–11–20–2
3UTC9351189+9141–13–00–01–24–2
4Cienciano94231211+1142–31–11–11–02–0
5Binacional94141113−2131–20–21–32–11–0
6Universitario93241217−5112–31–60–10–22–1
7Carlos Stein93151216−4100–21–13–21–32–1
8Atlético Grau9234912−391–40–23–11–1
9Alianza Universidad9225813−580–10–13–21–1
10Academia Cantolao91351115−461–22–02–20–0
Source:ADFP,Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals for; 4) Drawing of lots.

Group B

[edit]
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualificationAYAUCVCAMCUSMELSBALLAMUNSHUALI
1Ayacucho9621145+920Advance toStage 2 final1–11–03–12–0
2Universidad César Vallejo9531167+9183–12–00–14–1
3Carlos A. Mannucci9513137+6162–30–20–02–11–0
4Cusco94321310+3151–13–11–20–01–0
5Melgar94141814+4130–24–13–24–00–4
6Sport Boys94051018−8120–10–41–03–2
7Deportivo Llacuabamba93151621−5101–00–22–30–63–0
8Deportivo Municipal9234914−591–10–21–12–50–0
9Sport Huancayo9234915−690–30–04–32–0
10Alianza Lima9117916−741–20–22–21–2
Source:ADFP,Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals for; 4) Drawing of lots.

Fase 2 final

[edit]
Sporting Cristal1–1 (a.e.t.)Ayacucho
Report
Penalties
2–3
Attendance: 0
Referee: Miguel Santiváñez

Aggregate table

[edit]

Both stages (1 and 2) of the 2020 season will be aggregated into a single league table throughout the season to determine two of the teams that will qualify for the playoffs and theCopa Libertadores and fourCopa Sudamericana qualifiers, as well as those to be relegated at the end of the season.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Sporting Cristal(C)2816845832+2656Qualification forPlayoffs andCopa Libertadores group stage
2Universitario[a]2816665035+1553
3Universidad César Vallejo28131234123+1851Qualification forCopa Libertadores first stage
4Ayacucho2813874226+1647Qualification forPlayoffs andCopa Libertadores second stage
5Carlos A. Mannucci2812974129+1245Qualification forCopa Sudamericana first stage
6Sport Huancayo2812883230+244
7UTC28101354229+1343
8Melgar2811894134+741
9Cienciano28125113934+541
10Alianza Universidad28107112930−137
11Universidad San Martín28107113237−537
12Cusco2899103941−236
13Binacional28106123542−736
14Sport Boys[b]2895143451−1731
15Deportivo Municipal28612102938−930
16Academia Cantolao2877143248−1628
17Alianza Lima2868142836−826
18Atlético Grau(R)28511122639−1326Relegation to2021 Liga 2
19Carlos Stein[c](R)2877143044−1425
20Deportivo Llacuabamba[d](R)2856174163−2220
Source:ADFP
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals for; 4) Head-to-head points; 5) Head-to-head goal difference; 6) Head-to-head goals for; 7) Fair play points; 8) Drawing of lots.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Universitario were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts.[74]
  2. ^Sport Boys were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts with their employees.[75]
  3. ^Carlos Stein were deducted three points as punishment for failing to pay debts.[76]
  4. ^Deportivo Llacuabamba were deducted one point as punishment for failing to pay debts.[79]

Alianza Lima and CAS decision

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On 28 November 2020, Alianza Lima were relegated toLiga 2 following a 2–0 loss to Sport Huancayo on the last matchday of the season, however, prior to this event the club's board had requested to theFPF the application of a two-point deduction on Carlos Stein for failing to comply with economic regulations. Since the FPF initially ruled that Carlos Stein would only get fined, Alianza Lima lodged an appeal to theCourt of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). After months without a final decision and with the2021 season already underway, on 17 March 2021 the CAS ruled in favor of Alianza Lima and deducted two points from Carlos Stein in the 2020 season's aggregate table, thus reinstating Alianza Lima in the top tier while Carlos Stein ended up relegated.[80][81]

Playoffs

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Semi-finalsFinals
          
Universitario112
Sporting Cristal213
Sporting Cristal246
Ayacucho112

Semi-final

[edit]

First leg

[edit]
Sporting Cristal2–1Ayacucho
Report
Attendance: 0
Referee: Kevin Ortega

Second leg

[edit]
Ayacucho1–4Sporting Cristal
Report
Attendance: 0
Referee:Diego Haro

Sporting Cristal won 6–2 on aggregate and advanced to the finals.

Finals

[edit]

First leg

[edit]
Universitario1–2Sporting Cristal
Report
Attendance: 0
Referee: Joel Alarcón

Second leg

[edit]
Sporting Cristal1–1Universitario
Report
Attendance: 0

Sporting Cristal won 3–2 on aggregate.

Top goalscorers

[edit]
RankNameClubGoals
1ArgentinaEmanuel HerreraSporting Cristal20
2ColombiaYorleys MenaUniversidad César Vallejo19
3ArgentinaDanilo CarandoCusco14
ArmeniaMauro GuevgeoziánUTC
ArgentinaSebastián PencoSport Boys
6PeruAlejandro HohbergUniversitario13
MexicoOthoniel ArceMelgar
8UruguayJonathan Dos SantosUniversitario12
9ColombiaJefferson CollazosAtlético Grau11
PeruMatías SuccarDeportivo Municipal

Source:Soccerway

Liga 1 awards

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On 1 February 2021, the Liga 1 announced the nominees for the 2020 Liga 1 awards.[82] The award ceremony, originally scheduled for 5 February 2021, 12:00 local time (UTC−5), was held on 15 February 2021, 20:00 local time. The winners were chosen based on voting by coaches and captains of 2020 Liga 1 teams, 50 local sports journalist and Liga 1 fans weighted as follows:[82]

  • Votes from 2020 Liga 1 coaches: 35%
  • Votes from 2020 Liga 1 teams captains: 35%
  • Votes from local sports journalists: 20%
  • Votes from fans on social media: 10%
AwardWinnerClubNomineesClub
Best player of the yearArgentinaEmanuel HerreraSporting CristalPeruAlejandro HohbergUniversitario
ColombiaYorleys MenaUniversidad César Vallejo
Best goalkeeperUruguayDiego MeliánDeportivo MunicipalPeruJosé CarvalloUniversitario
PeruManuel HerediaCarlos A. Mannucci
Newcomer PlayerPeruÁlex ValeraDeportivo LlacuabambaPeruMatías SuccarDeportivo Municipal
PeruErinson RamírezUTC
Best under-21 playerPeruYuriel CeliAcademia CantolaoPeruStalin MorilloUniversidad César Vallejo
PeruPaolo ReynaMelgar
Best CoachPeruRoberto MosqueraSporting CristalArgentinaGerardo AmeliAyacucho
ArgentinaÁngel ComizzoUniversitario
PeruFranco NavarroUTC
PeruWilmar ValenciaSport Huancayo
Goal of the YearArgentinaDiego Manicero
(againstUniversidad San Martín, Torneo Apertura)		Carlos SteinPeruJoazhiño Arroé
(againstDeportivo Municipal, Torneo Apertura)		Alianza Lima
UruguayGonzalo Rizzo
(againstSporting Cristal, Torneo Apertura)		Carlos A. Mannucci
PeruÁxel Sánchez
(againstSporting Cristal, Torneo Apertura)		Atlético Grau
ColombiaLionard Pajoy
(againstAlianza Lima, Torneo Apertura)		Alianza Universidad

The following awards were also awarded:

Best XI

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The best XI team of the 2020 Liga 1 season was also announced during the award ceremony.[83]

GoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards
UruguayDiego Melián (MUN)PeruAlexis Cossio (AYA)
ArgentinaOmar Merlo (CRI)
PeruGianfranco Chávez (CRI)
PeruJosué Estrada (UTC)		EcuadorWashington Corozo (CRI)
PeruMartín Távara (CRI)
PeruHoracio Calcaterra (CRI)
PeruAlejandro Hohberg (UNI)		ColombiaYorleys Mena (UCV)
ArgentinaEmanuel Herrera (CRI)

See also

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References

[edit]
  1. ^"REGLAMENTO LIGA1 MOVISTAR 2020"(PDF) (in Spanish).Peruvian Football Federation. January 2020. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 2021-01-23. Retrieved2020-10-05.
  2. ^abc"20 equipos en Lima, más de 200 partidos por resolver: así volverá la Liga 1 tras meses de suspensión por el coronavirus" (in Spanish). Depor. 8 June 2020.
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