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Club Alianza Lima, founded in 1901 in La Victoria, Lima, is one of Peru's most storied football clubs. Known for their iconic Estadio Alejandro Villanueva, commonly called Matute, with a capacity of 33,938, Alianza Lima has a rich history in domestic and continental competitions. The club boasts multiple Primera División titles and domestic cups, and their standout continental moment came in 1976 and 1978 when they reached the Copa Libertadores semi-finals. In 2025, the team competes in Liga 1 Te Apuesto with a season that began in February at Matute, and a notable Copa Libertadores run that included eliminating Boca Juniors at La Bombonera, a historic achievement for Peruvian football. This page provides a detailed biography of the club, highlights from their discography of achievements, and information on upcoming tour-style appearances and fan events. For the latest updates, follow their official social channels and hub links.