The aggregate table in Peru's Liga 1 remains tightly contested in the lower half after 25 matches, with multiple clubs separated by just a handful of points amid ongoing Clausura action. Teams such as Sporting Cristal, Sport Huancayo, Comerciantes Unidos, Cienciano, Atlético Grau, and Los Chankas sit in a narrow band around 29–32 points, while nearby sides like Juan Pablo II, Deportivo Moquegua, and Cajamarca hover close enough that a few results could shift positions dramatically. Recent Clausura form has been inconsistent across this group, with mixed results and occasional point deductions adding volatility. This parity, plus a lengthy schedule ahead, underpins the bunched implied probabilities as traders price in the realistic chance any of several sides could land exactly on the final safe spot.