The first half finished goalless and the tie remained level until Erinson Ramírez converted a 65th-minute penalty. Jack Durán’s goal at 90+5 confirmed the victory rather than initiating it. Keeping the first goal’s type visible matters: the 2–0 score combines a penalty with a late open-play goal, not two identical kinds of finish.
The margin also remained one goal for most of the period after the opener. The figures and dated season points below supply context without inventing descriptions of unrecorded chances or deriving qualification from this fixture alone. In particular, shots on target are reported separately from all attempts so that the categories are not mistaken for each other.
Juan Pablo II 2–0 Sport Huancayo
The ESPN event record confirms the final 2–0 score in home–away order. Recorded kick-off: 2026-10-27 22:00 in Jerusalem time.
Scoring sequence: Erinson Ramirez, 65 (penalty); Jack Durán, 90+5 — Juan Pablo II.
Attempts: Juan Pablo II 6 shots, 5 on target; Sport Huancayo 19 shots, 1 on target.
Recorded possession: 54.6% for the hosts and 45.4% for the visitors.
2026 season standings checked on 28 October, a dated snapshot rather than a final qualification decision:
Sport Huancayo — 2026 Clausura: position 1, 28 points from 14 games; goal difference +6.
Juan Pablo II — 2026 Clausura: position 6, 25 points from 14 games; goal difference +9.
These matches took place before this report was published; each kick-off is dated above. Figures come from the linked event records, while the interpretation is our editorial reading of those figures.
Archival cover photograph: Estadio Huancayo; not an image of the current event. Photographer/creator: Tony Huanca. Image source and metadata; CC BY-SA 4.0. The Wikimedia-supplied thumbnail is used without further modification. Image date as recorded by the source: 2022-03-07.
