ADT and Deportivo Garcilaso met in the third round of the Clausura, with the visitors taking all three points by a 1-0 scoreline on August second. The match finished with little to spare, and the result settled after a penalty in stoppage time.
There were four yellow cards before half-time, each handed out as the game found its rhythm. E. Canales, A. Ojeda, O. Nunez and J. Garcilazo all found themselves booked, with Garcilazo's coming just as the teams prepared to change ends.
And here's the thing about late penalties — they tend to decide everything. B. Da Silva stepped up in the ninety-first minute and converted from the spot, sending the ball past the keeper to give Deportivo Garcilaso the win. It was their only meaningful chance created in the second half.
By then ADT had already lost J. Narvaez to a red card in the eightieth minute, which shifted the balance entirely. The home side had been pushing for an equaliser but found themselves down to ten men with only ten minutes remaining. They worked a short corner in the dying moments but could not find the breakthrough.
To be fair, the statistics tell a story of efficiency over dominance. ADT held 61 per cent possession and completed 332 passes, yet managed just two shots on target. Deportivo Garcilaso, with 39 per cent possession, created two big chances and struck three shots on target — one of which found the net.
The result leaves ADT in seventeenth place with twenty-two points from twenty-five games, while Deportivo Garcilaso move closer to the top with forty-five points. The visitors have not lost in three and could spring a surprise in the final rounds.