Los Chankas vs AD Tarma Prediction & Betting Tips (4 July)

From the highlands of Andahuaylas, Los Chankas have carved out a gritty presence in Peru’s Liga 1, steadily building a squad that blends experience with emerging talent. Competing in the top tier of Peruvian football, the club has recently bolstered its lineup with players like Franco Saravia in goal, the versatile Ayrthon Quintana in defense, and midfielders such as Jordan Guivin and Adrián Quiroz who bring both control and creativity to the pitch. Up front, the attacking force is led by Pablo Bueno and the dynamic Oshiro Takeuchi, whose recent performances have turned heads. With a roster that reflects both depth and ambition, Los Chankas continue to evolve as a team determined to leave a lasting mark on the national stage.

In the heart of the Peruvian Andes, AD Tarma continues to shape its identity in Liga 1 with a squad that reflects both resilience and ambition. Under the guidance of coach Leonardo Rojas, the team has shown flashes of tactical discipline and a commitment to structured play, even amid the challenges of top-flight competition. The roster features a mix of seasoned professionals and promising talents, including midfielders like Gerson Barreto and Gonzalo Desio, as well as attacking options such as Víctor Cedrón and Adrián Fernández. At the back, defenders like Carlos Ascues and Paolo Fuentes provide stability, while goalkeeper Carlos Grados anchors the last line. With this blend of experience and energy, AD Tarma remains a team worth watching as it navigates the demands of the season.

A streak of repetition often signals deeper struggles—something AD Tarma seems to be grappling with. Entering the clash with Los Chankas, their recent form revealed a worrying trend: back-to-back losses with heavy defeats and goalless draws highlighting both offensive inefficiency and defensive vulnerability. Conceding multiple goals against top teams like Universitario and Sporting Cristal, coupled with their inability to find the back of the net, suggests a side low on confidence and rhythm. This created fertile ground for Los Chankas to impose their game, particularly with the edge in offensive chemistry they’ve been nurturing.

In contrast, Los Chankas appeared sharper and more cohesive, especially in key moments where AD Tarma faltered. Tarma's inability to convert opportunities or break defensive lines allowed Los Chankas to dictate tempo and apply sustained pressure. While AD Tarma’s structured approach showed glimpses of potential, repeated patterns of static build-up and lack of creativity in the final third ultimately left them vulnerable. The match underscored not just a gap in current form, but a widening gulf in momentum and belief between the two sides.

Whispers of momentum often speak louder than stats, and Los Chankas seem to have the upper hand heading into their home clash against a struggling AD Tarma. With Los Chankas showing fluidity in attack and a sharper edge in recent fixtures, a 3–1 scoreline feels like a plausible reflection of the gulf in form. AD Tarma’s persistent defensive lapses and lack of firepower up front suggest they’ll have difficulty containing the host’s offensive push, though they may find a solitary breakthrough on the counter or from a set piece. Still, the balance tips heavily in favor of Los Chankas, whose energy and cohesion could steer the match firmly in their direction.