UTC Cajamarca and ADT meet on August 8, 2026, in the fourth round of the Peruvian Clausura, with both teams searching for a response after difficult results. UTC enter the fixture after a 4-1 defeat against Cusco FC, while ADT were beaten 1-0 by Deportivo Garcilaso. The wider Primera Division picture is equally challenging: UTC are ranked 17th and ADT 18th. Although neither side arrives in convincing form, the visitors can draw encouragement from an unbeaten six-match head-to-head run against UTC. The most recent meeting ended 2-2 on February 22, 2026, adding another draw to a sequence in which UTC have repeatedly struggled to overcome their upcoming opponents.

UTC Cajamarca Recent Form and Key Statistics

UTC Cajamarca are dealing with pressure both institutionally and on the pitch, with the points reduction imposed by the league adding to their problems. Their latest result underlined the current concerns as they conceded four times against Cusco FC on August 1. The home team have also failed to win their last three matches, and their defensive starts have frequently left them chasing games: UTC conceded the opening goal in five of their previous seven league fixtures.
Across their last five matches, however, UTC have recorded two wins, one draw and two defeats. They averaged 1.8 goals scored and 1.8 conceded per game during that period, showing that their recent fixtures have combined attacking production with defensive vulnerability. Their broader Primera Division record stands at four wins, seven draws and nine losses, with averages of 1.2 goals scored and 1.7 allowed per match.
There is a notable contrast in UTC’s scoring trends. No goals were scored in either of their last two home league matches, while only two of their previous ten Primera Division games finished with under 0.5 total goals. Second-half action has been much more consistent over a longer sample, with at least one goal after the interval in 24 of UTC’s last 26 league matches. Those figures suggest that patience could be important if the opening stages are tight, especially given the recent sequence of scoreless home fixtures.
UTC’s record against ADT is another significant concern. They have not kept a clean sheet in the last five meetings between the teams and have failed to win any of the previous six head-to-head encounters. The available head-to-head summary gives UTC no victories, two draws and three defeats, alongside averages of 1.0 goal scored and 1.8 conceded. Improving defensively, particularly before falling behind, therefore appears essential if the hosts are to change the direction of this rivalry.

ADT Recent Form and Key Statistics

ADT arrive with an even more difficult recent sequence. They have won only once in their last five Primera Division matches, losing the other four without recording a draw. During those games, the visitors averaged 0.8 goals scored and 1.6 conceded, highlighting a shortage of attacking returns alongside regular defensive setbacks. Their latest defeat came on August 2, when Deportivo Garcilaso secured a 1-0 victory.
Across the season, ADT have collected five wins, five draws and ten defeats. Their scoring average of 1.2 goals per game matches UTC’s season figure, but their average of 1.3 conceded is lower than the hosts’ 1.7. Despite that statistical advantage, four defeats in the last five matches make it difficult to describe the visitors as being in strong form. They need to rediscover the resilience that has served them well in this particular matchup.
ADT’s away fixtures have not generally been scoreless. Only two of their last ten away matches in the Primera Division produced under 0.5 total goals, meaning eight contained at least one goal. More importantly for this fixture, the visitors have avoided defeat in each of their last six meetings with UTC. ADT have also scored first in the previous five head-to-head games, repeatedly placing their opponents in the uncomfortable position of having to respond.
That history offers encouragement despite ADT’s current run. The visitors have proven capable of causing UTC problems consistently, and the latest 2-2 draw shows that the hosts were again unable to secure a victory. Nevertheless, ADT’s four defeats in five matches and modest recent scoring average mean that past success alone cannot remove the pressure surrounding this contest.

UTC Cajamarca vs ADT Match Analysis

This fixture brings together two teams positioned at the bottom end of the Primera Division ranking and coming off defeats. UTC Cajamarca have the stronger five-match record, collecting two victories and a draw, whereas ADT have taken only one win and lost four times. UTC’s recent scoring average is also considerably higher, at 1.8 goals per game compared with ADT’s 0.8. On current form alone, those numbers give the hosts reasons for confidence.
The head-to-head evidence points in the opposite direction. UTC have gone six meetings without defeating ADT, while the visitors have opened the scoring in each of the last five clashes. UTC’s failure to register a clean sheet across those five encounters reinforces the importance of their defensive performance. Having also conceded first in five of their last seven league matches, the hosts must avoid allowing the same pattern to develop again.
Recent home results add another layer to the analysis. UTC’s last two home league games contained no goals, but their longer-term league sequence strongly favors second-half scoring, with a goal after the break in 24 of 26 matches. ADT’s away data also shows that completely scoreless contests have been relatively uncommon, occurring in only two of their last ten league trips. The match could consequently begin cautiously before becoming more open as both sides seek a much-needed positive result.
The central question is whether UTC’s comparatively better recent output can overcome ADT’s sustained superiority in this matchup. The hosts need to limit the defensive mistakes that contributed to the 4-1 loss against Cusco FC, while the visitors must improve an attack averaging fewer than one goal across its last five games. With both teams under pressure and the previous meeting ending 2-2, the