Sport Boys host UTC Cajamarca in Peru’s Primera Division on November 8, 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 20:30 local time at Estadio Miguel Grau del Callao. The sides arrive with contrasting records: Sport Boys are ninth with 12 wins from 32 league matches, while 18th-placed UTC have won five. The hosts are unbeaten in their last three games and have not lost to UTC in their last eight meetings across all competitions. UTC, meanwhile, have already had their relegation confirmed and continue to struggle defensively. Their recent away results give Sport Boys another reason to approach this fixture with confidence.

Sport Boys’ Recent Form and Key Stats

Sport Boys drew 2-2 with Universitario on November 5, conceding late after coming close to a third consecutive victory. That result extended their unbeaten sequence to three matches. Across their last five games, however, their record is more mixed: two wins, one draw and two defeats, with averages of 1.6 goals scored and 1.8 conceded per match.

Over the full Primera Division season, Sport Boys have recorded 12 wins, nine draws and 11 defeats in 32 games. Their averages stand at 1.2 goals scored and 1.1 conceded per match, while their total of 35 goals against offers a stronger defensive picture than their last five results alone. The challenge against UTC will be to combine that season-long resilience with a more secure performance than they produced against Universitario.

Home results add to the case for Sport Boys. They have lost only two of their last 10 matches as hosts, giving them a solid platform for this meeting in Callao. Their history with UTC is also encouraging: the supplied head-to-head summary shows one Sport Boys win and four draws without a defeat, while the longer run across all competitions stands at eight meetings unbeaten. The most recent encounter, on May 23, 2026, finished 0-0, so that record does not suggest every meeting has been straightforward.

UTC Cajamarca’s Recent Form and Key Stats

UTC Cajamarca arrive after a 3-2 defeat to Deportivo Garcilaso on November 2. They have lost four of their last five matches, winning the other one, and have averaged 1.2 goals scored and 1.6 conceded during that stretch. Their season record is five wins, eight draws and 19 defeats from 32 Primera Division fixtures, with averages of 1.2 goals scored and 1.8 conceded. The 58 goals they have allowed underline the defensive problem that has followed them through the campaign.

Clean sheets have been particularly difficult to find. UTC have conceded at least once in each of their last 13 league matches and in each of their last 18 league away matches. They have also gone without a clean sheet in their last 14 matches across the run described in the match information. In four of their previous five games, UTC were the first side to concede, leaving them with the added task of responding after falling behind.

The wider results are similarly difficult for the visitors: UTC have failed to win 25 of their last 26 Primera Division matches and have taken just one victory from their last 10 away games. Their first-half away record is another concern, with no half-time lead in 19 of their last 20 league trips and a half-time deficit in eight of their last 12. There have still been goals later in those fixtures: at least one second-half goal was scored in 18 of their last 20 league away matches, counting goals by either team.

Sport Boys vs UTC Cajamarca Match Analysis

This match brings together Sport Boys’ useful home record and unbeaten head-to-head run with a UTC side that has found both victories and clean sheets scarce. Sport Boys’ ninth-place standing and stronger season record give them the clearer foundation, particularly against opponents who have conceded in 18 consecutive league away games. The hosts will nevertheless need to guard against the defensive lapses reflected in their recent average of 1.8 goals conceded across five matches.

UTC’s 3-2 loss to Deportivo Garcilaso shows they can contribute goals even in defeat, and both teams have averaged 1.2 goals scored per match over the season. That makes the visitors’ attacking threat worth respecting rather than dismissing. Their difficulty has been turning goals into results: four defeats in five games, a long league run without a win and repeated concessions away from home have left little margin for error.

The last head-to-head meeting ended goalless, and four draws in the supplied five-match head-to-head summary are a reminder that Sport Boys have not consistently converted this fixture into wins. Even so, the balance of current evidence favours the hosts: they have lost only twice in 10 home matches, are unbeaten in three overall and face a UTC team that has won just once in its last 10 away games.

Sport Boys vs UTC Cajamarca prediction from BetMines: Sport Boys win (1) with 57% probability.