Alianza Lima vs. Los Chankas had a set kickoff and a clear place to watch it: Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 13:00 in Peru, Colombia and Ecuador. For viewers in Argentina, Brasil, Uruguay and Paraguay, the start was two hours later, and the match was carried by L1 MAX in Peru with official access across television and streaming.
That made the match easy to place on the calendar for date 16 of the Torneo Clausura 2026. Peruvian fans could follow it on subscription television through L1 MAX, with DIRECTV, Movistar TV, Claro TV and WIN TV among the listed transmission options, while Liga 1 Play handled internet viewing and Zapping and Fanatiz expanded the reach worldwide.
The point of the guide was not just the time, but the route into the broadcast. Movistar TV users could access the sports signal, and the signal was meant to be followed through official platforms rather than by searching for Fútbol Libre TV. That warning matters because the match was being presented as a licensed transmission, and the available services were spread across closed television and streaming options instead of one single feed.
In practical terms, the schedule and the distribution line up with how Liga 1 coverage now works: one match, one fixed kickoff, several legal ways to watch. For anyone trying to catch Alianza Lima against Los Chankas on Sunday, the only thing left was to choose the platform before the whistle.
