Villiers Ciratu, the second-tier club in Peru, did not imagine that the resemblance to Manchester City's old club in terms of costume and logo would end with a disastrous end.
The Peruvian club played 28 games in the season with 115 goals and 23 goals with 92 goals, with an average of four goals.
Interestingly, Willie Cerrato left the second division on Sunday after beating Horal Union with 11 unanswered goals, the only second win of the season.
The win came after 5 consecutive losses with a score of 8-0, 8-1, 9-0.
It is worth mentioning that the team has won only two wins throughout the season and 4 draws against 22 defeats.
