Cienciano

Football · Peruvian Primera Division

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Country

Peru

Stadium

Estadio Inca Garcilaso de la Vega

Founded

1901

Website

www.cienciano.com

Club Sportivo Cienciano is a professional football club based in Cusco, Peru. The club was founded in 1901 and was originally the team of the students of the "Ciencias y Artes" School (Ciencias meaning science in Spanish), from which it takes its name. It gained worldwide recognition after defeating River Plate from Argentina in the finals of the 2003 Copa Sudamericana and Boca Juniors in the 2004 Recopa Sudamericana.

Squad

29

Ademar Robles#29 · Central Midfield

10

Alejandro Hohberg#10 · Left Wing

3

Alexi Gómez#3 · Left-Back

55

Alfredo Ramúa#55 · Attacking Midfield

4

Alonso Yovera#4 · Left-Back

14

Carlos Cabello#14 · Right-Back

21

Carlos Garcés#21 · Centre-Forward

14

Claudio Núñez Aquino#14 · Centre-Back

23

Denzel Caña#23 · Goalkeeper

11

Didier La Torre#11 · Left Wing

88

Gerson Barreto#88 · Central Midfield

28

Gonzalo Aguirre#28 · Central Midfield

32

Harol Rodríguez#32 · Central Midfield

27

João Ortiz#27 · Left-Back

24

Juan Bolado#24 · Goalkeeper

9

Juan Romagnoli#9 · Right Winger

3

Kevin Becerra#3 · Centre-Back

6

Leonel Galeano#6 · Centre-Back

24

Marcos Martinich#24 · Left-Back

16

Matías Succar#16 · Centre-Forward

Maximiliano Amondarain#4 · Centre-Back

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Nadhir ColungaCentre-Forward

11

Neri Bandiera#11 · Centre-Forward

17

Osnar Noronha#17 · Centre-Forward

16

Pedro Ibáñez#16 · Right-Back

25

Renzo Salazar#25 · Right-Back

26

Rudy Palomino#26 · Defensive Midfield

5

Santiago Arias#5 · Defensive Midfield

28

Sebastián Cavero#28 · Left-Back

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