The 2026 Liga 1 aggregate table remains tightly bunched in the lower reaches after roughly two dozen matches per side, with multiple clubs separated by just a handful of points amid the Apertura-Clausura format. Mid-table sides including FBC Melgar, Sporting Cristal, Universitario, Alianza Lima, Cienciano, and Deportivo Garcilaso sit within striking distance of the cutoff, while promoted sides such as Cajamarca and established lower-half teams like Sport Huancayo, ADT, and UTC Cajamarca have posted inconsistent results that keep their survival odds fluid. Recent fixtures have produced frequent draws and narrow wins, limiting separation, and the two-team relegation zone (17th and 18th) means any short losing streak or favorable run of home games can quickly shift positioning. This parity across roughly a dozen contenders sustains the clustered implied probabilities near the middle of the pack.