Club: Club Alianza Lima (Peru)

Overview (mid-1990s)

• Founded: 1901. Home neighborhood: La Victoria, Lima.
• Stadium: Estadio Alejandro Villanueva (commonly "Matute").
• Colours and kit: Traditional blue and white vertical stripes; iconic Peruvian club with large fanbase ("grones" / "íntimos").
• Domestic competition: competed in the Peruvian Primera División (Torneo Descentralizado). The Peruvian league in the 1990s was organized on a calendar-year basis with regional/stage formats varying by year.

Coach around 1995–1996

• Juan Carlos Uribe — listed as the first-team coach around the 1995/96 period. He managed the squad during the mid-1990s as Alianza continued to rebuild and compete domestically.

Context and notable points for the 1995/96 period

• Mid-1990s Alianza Lima was one of Peru’s traditional giants, aiming to challenge for national titles and qualify for continental competitions (Copa Libertadores/Copa CONMEBOL) depending on season results.
• Squads of the era typically mixed experienced domestic players with a few foreign signings; turnover and transfers were common between seasons.
• Record-keeping for exact lineups, match results, top scorers, and final league positions is season-specific (1995 and 1996 were separate calendar-year seasons rather than a single 1995/96 season).

Available detailed data (can be provided)

• Full squad lists (player names, positions, shirt numbers)
• Match-by-match results and lineups
• Final league standing, points, and goal stats for 1995 and 1996
• Top scorers, key transfers in/out, and any continental competition appearances

I can retrieve and present season-by-season details for Alianza Lima (1995 and/or 1996)—including full squad, match results, standings, and top scorers—if you want those specifics.