Cusco FC

Cusco FC, a prominent soccer club based in the historic city of Cusco, Peru, is a competitive force in the country’s top football league, the Peruvian Primera División. Established on August 28, 2009, the club initially operated under the name Real Garcilaso until a rebranding in 2019. Known for their vibrant playstyle and passionate fan base, Cusco FC has quickly risen to prominence in Peruvian soccer.

History

In just a short span, Cusco FC has made a significant mark on the Peruvian football landscape. The club achieved remarkable success by securing the Copa Perú in 2011, which set the stage for their fast ascent to the Primera División, a feat accomplished only two years post-formation. Despite facing challenges, including relegation in 2021, they demonstrated resilience by winning the Segunda División in 2022, earning a swift return to the top tier. Their impressive journey also includes four runner-up finishes in the Primera División in 2012, 2013, 2017, and most recently 2025.

Stadium

The team's home ground is the Estadio Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, a notable venue with a seating capacity of 45,036. This stadium stands out as one of the largest in Peru and offers an electric atmosphere during matches. Cusco FC shares this facility with local rivals Cienciano and Deportivo Garcilaso, leading to intense rivalries showcased in the Clásico Cusqueño.

Honours

Cusco FC has a proud collection of achievements, including their triumph in the Copa Perú and the recent victory in the Segunda División. Their consistent performance in the Primera División, where they have finished as runners-up multiple times, demonstrates the club's ambition and competitiveness in Peruvian soccer.

With a commitment to excellence and a passionate following, Cusco FC continues to build on its legacy in Peruvian football, aiming for further glory in the years to come.