Fixtures

Peru Liga 2 04/24 20:30 3 FC Carlos Stein vs Pirata FC - View

Results

Peru Liga 2 04/17 20:00 2 [4] Pirata FC v FC San Marcos [4] L 0-2
Peru Liga 2 09/27 20:00 26 CD Los Chankas v Pirata FC L 11-0
Peru Liga 2 09/20 20:15 25 [13] Pirata FC v Comerciantes Unidos [1] L 1-4
Peru Liga 2 09/12 18:00 24 [9] CD Coopsol v Pirata FC [12] L 2-0
Peru Liga 2 09/06 20:15 23 [12] Pirata FC v Deportivo Llacuabamba [4] L 0-3
Peru Liga 2 08/29 20:00 22 [7] Santos FC v Pirata FC [12] L 3-0
Peru Liga 2 08/22 20:15 21 [12] Pirata FC v Alfonso Ugarte de Puno [9] W 4-1
Peru Liga 2 08/17 16:00 20 Ayacucho FC v Pirata FC L 2-1
Peru Liga 2 08/08 18:00 19 Pirata FC v FC Carlos Stein D 2-2
Peru Liga 2 08/02 18:00 18 [7] CD Universidad San Martin v Pirata FC [11] L 4-1
Peru Liga 2 07/29 20:30 17 [10] Juan Aurich v Pirata FC [11] D 1-1
Peru Liga 2 07/24 20:30 16 [12] Pirata FC v Union Huaral [10] W 1-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 26 14 12
Wins 5 4 1
Draws 6 4 2
Losses 15 6 9
Goals for 21 16 5
Goals against 58 21 37
Clean sheets 6 4 2
Failed to score 12 4 8

Wikipedia - Pirata FC

Pirata Fútbol Club is a Peruvian professional soccer club based in José Leonardo Ortiz District in the city of Chiclayo, Lambayeque Region. The team currently competes in the Liga 2.

History

The club was founded on November 15, 2015 in the José Leonardo Ortiz District. It is named after the brother of honorary president Luis Alberto Guevara. Molinos El Pirata is owned by G&B Molinos, a rice processing plant.

El Pirata had a very successful maiden campaign which it started from the José Leonardo Ortiz District League in the Copa Perú. That year it finished the district league as runner-up and won the Chiclayo provincial league. It would then go on to become the Lambayeque departmental champion and qualify for the National Stage for the first time.

In the national stage it finished 14th out of 50 with three games won, two draws, and only one defeat against Comercial Aguas Verdes. This was enough for El Pirata to qualify for the play-offs which it played against Racing de Huamachuco. It lost the first leg 4–0 in Huamachuco and was close to overturning the result by winning 0–3.

The team had a short campaign in 2017 where it failed to overcome the Provincial Stage of the Copa Perú tournament.

In 2018, Molinos El Pirata won the José Leonardo Ortiz district league, and was runner-up in the Chiclayo provincial league to qualify for the Lambayeque Departamental Stage. In that stage it was drawn into Group A where it faced local rivals Carlos Stein as well as JJ Arquitectura, AJEC, and Porvernir Miraflores. It qualified to the semifinals as second in its group to play Estudiantes Boca. In the finals it defeated Carlos Stein by 3–1 on a single leg match.

In the National Stage, the team finished 3rd with of 50 with four games won and two drawn. A match between it and Carlos Stein was awarded to the latter. The last match of the group against UD Parachique, which ended in a draw, was awarded to Molinos El Pirata. The club then defeated Defensor Laure Sur by a global score of 4–4 and advance because of a better seed to the next stage. There it defeated Credicoop San Cristóbal by a global score of 5–4 to qualify for the final group stage or La Finalísima for the first time in its history.

In the final group stage it defeated Santos by 4–0 on November 24. It was then defeated by Alianza Universidad on November 28 leaving all four final group teams with 3 points each. In the final matchday, December 2, Alianza Universidad defeated Santos by 5–2 on the first match which meant Molinos El Pirata needed only to defeat its last rival, Unión Deportivo Ascensión, by more than two goals to win the tournament. The final score was 6–0.

Molinos El Pirata is a professional soccer team based in Lambayeque, Peru. The team was founded in 2018 and quickly made a name for themselves in the Peruvian soccer scene. The team's name, which translates to "The Pirate Windmills," reflects their fearless and relentless style of play on the field.

Molinos El Pirata has a passionate fan base that supports them at every match, creating an electric atmosphere in the stadium. The team's colors are blue and white, and their logo features a pirate ship sailing through rough waters, symbolizing their determination to overcome any obstacles in their path.

Known for their fast-paced and attacking style of play, Molinos El Pirata has quickly become a formidable force in Peruvian soccer. They have a talented roster of players who are known for their skill, speed, and teamwork on the field.

Overall, Molinos El Pirata is a team that embodies the spirit of perseverance and determination, always fighting until the final whistle blows. Their exciting brand of soccer has captured the hearts of fans across Peru and continues to make them a team to watch in the national league.