HUANCAYO, Peru (Interstat) — In a Peruvian Primera División match that defied pregame projections, visiting ADT secured a decisive 3-1 victory over Sport Huancayo at Estadio Huancayo on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025.

The result was a stark reversal of expectations. According to Interstat’s ELO system, Sport Huancayo entered the Week 13 contest with a 76.20 percent probability to win. The same service’s game simulator had projected a narrow 1-0 win for ADT, a forecast the visitors quickly surpassed with a dynamic offensive display.

Sport Huancayo struck first, taking an early lead in the 17th minute. Defender Luis Enrique Benítes Vargas, a native of Piura, Peru, found the net to give the home side an advantage. The momentum was short-lived. ADT’s Colombian midfielder, Kevin Steven Serna Jaramillo, leveled the score just seven minutes later. Serna Jaramillo finished a play set up by an assist from defender Kevin Manuel Moreno Alzamora of Chimbote, Peru.

The match turned decisively in ADT’s favor after halftime. In the 52nd minute, attacker Janio Carlo Pósito Olazábal, hailing from Batán Grande, Peru, put the visitors ahead. The goal was assisted by Serna Jaramillo, who continued to orchestrate the attack. ADT extended its lead to 3-1 in the 60th minute when Uruguayan defender Gonzalo Nicolás Rizzo Sánchez, a physical presence from Montevideo, scored.

The match was a physical and often fractious affair, with Sport Huancayo receiving six yellow cards. Ricardo Enrique Salcedo Smith, Juan David Pérez Benítez, Jimmy Valoyes Córdoba, Ángel Arturo Pérez Madrid, Rodrigo Jesús Colombo and Marcos Alexander Lliuya Cristobal were all cautioned for the home side. ADT received two yellow cards, shown to Jorge Jiampiere Palomino Poma and Willyan Junior Mimbela Cáceres.

The comprehensive performance lifted ADT to a perfect start in the Primera División campaign, moving its league record to one win and no losses. Sport Huancayo fell to zero wins and one loss. The records across all competitions for both clubs mirrored their league results following this match.

Kevin Steven Serna Jaramillo was the top star for ADT, delivering a complete performance with a goal and an assist over the full 90 minutes. His efforts, combined with goals from Rizzo Sánchez and Pósito Olazábal, powered an ADT attack that consistently broke down the Sport Huancayo defense after conceding the opener.

The victory provided ADT with a significant early-season statement on the road, while Sport Huancayo was left to regroup after a disappointing home opener that featured defensive struggles and ill-discipline.