Yoshimar Yotún stood out in the match between Sporting Cristal and Los Chankas, held on Sunday, September 6th, during round 8 of the 2026 Clausura Tournament. The captain of Sporting Cristal scored a brace, being key in his team’s emphatic victory at the Alberto Gallardo stadium.
With goals from Santiago González and Luis Iberico in the first half, Sporting Cristal took a significant lead and appeared in the second half with greater confidence. The team, under the management of Roberto Mosquera, controlled the pace of the match and continued to create chances against an opponent that struggled to respond.
In this context, Yoshimar Yotún jumped onto the scene, showcasing his skill on the field. His first goal came in the 64th minute when he received a great pass from Michael Hoyos, putting himself in an ideal position. Yotún finished with precision, beating the opposing goalkeeper and establishing a 3-0 scoreline.
Soon after, Yotún again demonstrated his influence on the match. After a cross from Martín Távara, he anticipated his defender and, with a powerful header, sent the ball into the back of the net, sealing the 4-0 score and a standout individual performance. With those two goals, the captain of Sporting Cristal made his crucial role in his team’s solid victory clear.
This brace not only highlighted Yotún’s performance in the match but also brought him to a remarkable personal milestone in his career. With these two goals, he reached a total of nine for the season, making it the highest-scoring of his career. Additionally, he is currently the top scorer of the squad, contributing ten assists throughout the year. At 36 years old, Yotún continues to prove his relevance in local football.
Sporting Cristal, after facing two losses against Alianza Atlético and Sport Boys, rebounded with an impressive 5-0 victory over Los Chankas, thus regaining confidence. This win allows the team to rise to sixth place in the championship table, accumulating 13 points, and facing CD Moquegua with the intention of adding more points in the next round.
Source: www.infobae.com