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Haven't kept a clean sheet in 5 matches Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches 29 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT?Kashiwa Reysol won 2–1 over Nagoya Grampus on Tue 29 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Nagoya Grampus haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 5 meetings (3W Nagoya Grampus is playing home against Kashiwa Reysol at Toyota Stadium on Tue OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinHosoya turns hero as Reysol deepen Grampus relegation fears (Kashiwa Reysol vs Nagoya Grampus analysis) | OneFootballSportsEye Kashiwa Reysol Complete Comeback Against Struggling Nagoya GrampusHosoya Stars as Visitors Strengthen Top-Four PositionKashiwa Reysol came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory against Nagoya Grampus in J1 League action on Tuesday further cementing their strong position while leaving the hosts mired in relegation trouble The match at Nagoya's home ground saw the struggling hosts take an early lead through Sho Inagaki after just two minutes Kashiwa's resilience proved decisive as they turned the match around through goals from Yuto Yamada and Mao Hosoya Comeback KingsNagoya's bright start was undone when Yamada equalised in the 33rd minute The visitors then completed their comeback five minutes after the break when Hosoya himself found the net Despite having eight corners to Kashiwa's two and matching them for possession Nagoya's finishing let them down with just two shots on target from 13 attempts "We started well but couldn't maintain our intensity," said Inagaki who was Nagoya's standout performer with a goal The result perfectly encapsulates both teams' seasons Ricardo Rodríguez's Kashiwa side have lost just once in 13 matches sitting comfortably in fourth place with a record of five wins Kenta Hasegawa's Nagoya remain 18th and in the relegation zone with pressure mounting on the manager whose position is reportedly protected by a substantial termination clause in his contract Kashiwa's Koki Kumasaka made a significant impact after being introduced at half-time a block and an interception in his 45-minute cameo Nagoya's 3-4-2-1 formation initially caused problems for Kashiwa's 3-1-4-2 system helped the visitors gain control of the midfield battle The match was played during Japan's national holiday contributing to a higher attendance than usual for a midweek fixture the return of midfielder Masahito Ono in recent weeks following a lengthy absence with an ACL injury offers a rare positive note in an otherwise challenging campaign Related NewsPREVIEW | Bahia vs Nacional - team news, lineups, predictions Player ratings: Genoa 1-2 Milan – Leao proves Conceicao wrong, timid Pavlovic PREVIEW | Deportivo Táchira vs LDU Quito - team news, lineups, predictions “It’s strange”: Wayne Rooney left baffled by bizarre Ruben Amorim tactic that was ruthlessly exposed by Brentford Leganés star ‘will join Valencia’ over the coming weeks Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest: Eberechi Eze scores as Eagles get ready to peak in FA Cup final Glasner will be content with his side’s performance against a team chasing Champions League qualificationCrystal Palace had their chances and could have nicked it late on, but a 1-1 draw... 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All rights reserved Sign InJoinFortress Kashiwa: One goal three points (Kashiwa Reysol vs Shonan Bellmare analysis) | OneFootballSportsEye Kashiwa Reysol Edge Past Shonan Bellmare in Tight J1 League EncounterMatch ReportKashiwa Reysol secured a narrow 1-0 victory against Shonan Bellmare in their J1 League Round 11 clash at Shonan's home ground on Sunday Both sides approached the match with three-at-the-back formations – Shonan employing a 3-1-4-2 system while Kashiwa opted for a 3-4-1-2 setup The tactical battle was evident throughout with both teams focusing on midfield control and wide areas The first half ended goalless despite chances at both ends with Kashiwa having a goal disallowed after VAR detected a handball The deadlock was finally broken in the 48th minute when Yuki Kakita converted from Masaki Watai's assist to give the visitors what proved to be the decisive goal Shonan Bellmare dominated the set-piece count with 13 corners but failed to convert any into meaningful chances 6 blocked) and maintained 51% possession with an 81% pass completion rate Kashiwa Reysol were more efficient with their opportunities Their pass completion rate was slightly better at 85% despite having marginally less possession at 49% Kashiwa's defensive unit was particularly impressive with Taiyo Koga earning a 7.5 rating after completing 73 passes and contributing 3 tackles and 3 interceptions Hayato Tanaka was also solid in defence with a 7.3 rating goalkeeper Naoto Kamifukumoto made three saves in a steady performance while defenders Koki Tachi and Junnosuke Suzuki both earned 7.2 ratings for their defensive efforts Shonan's approach featured heavy use of set-pieces and wing play but they lacked the cutting edge in the final third despite creating several opportunities Kashiwa's organised defensive structure proved difficult to break down with their back three providing a solid foundation Ricardo Rodríguez's side has conceded just once this season and their defensive solidity was again evident in this match The result continues contrasting fortunes for both sides Shonan have managed just one win in their last five matches while Kashiwa maintain their impressive form with only one defeat this season The J1 League remains incredibly competitive with just four points separating the top 11 positions before this match Kashiwa's win strengthens their position in the top five Shonan's "Bellmare Food Park" was in full swing on match day featuring 26 food stalls showcasing local cuisine The event attracted supporters and visitors creating a vibrant atmosphere despite the home team's defeat Various pre-match activities included the "Road to Victory" player bus arrival ceremony making it a family-friendly occasion beyond just the football Shonan Bellmare recently signed a new official club partnership agreement with Hiratsuka City The club continues to engage in social activities through their "Sharen!" initiative including agricultural experiences and other community contributions midfielder Koki Kumasaka has been a revelation this season his ball-winning abilities and wide range of play have earned him a regular starting spot The return of Hayato Nakama has also injected energy into the team in both attack and defence The current head to head record for the teams are FC Tokyo 12 win(s) Taishi Brandon Nozawa is ranked 3 in saves per match in the competition (3.1) Kota Tawaratsumida is ranked 3 in big chances created in the competition (5) Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Mao Hosoya has the most shots on target per match for Kashiwa Reysol (1.9) 11 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?FC Tokyo vs Kashiwa Reysol on Fri 11 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches FC Tokyo is playing home against Kashiwa Reysol at Japan National Stadium on Fri Sign InJoin40 tiny steps 1 big point (Kashiwa Reysol vs Albirex Niigata analysis) | OneFootballSportsEye Reysol and Niigata Share Points in Tense EncounterKomi's Unique Penalty Technique Steals Spotlight in 1-1 DrawKashiwa Reysol's impressive unbeaten run stretched to seven matches though manager Ricardo Rodríguez will be left pondering how to convert draws into wins after his side were held to a 1-1 stalemate by struggling Albirex Niigata at Hitachi Kashiwa Stadium The result sees Reysol slip from third to fourth in the J1 League standings while Niigata remain entrenched near the relegation zone despite taking a first-half lead Penalty DramaThe visitors broke the deadlock in the 12th minute through Yota Komi's penalty The forward's distinctive spot-kick routine – featuring an extraordinary 40 small steps in his run-up – once again proved effective as he maintained his perfect penalty record since turning professional who have built their season on defensive resilience eventually found an equaliser but couldn't complete the comeback despite dominating possession for extended periods The draw tells the story of both teams' seasons thus far Kashiwa have established themselves as one of the league's most organised sides losing just once in their opening 12 fixtures this was their sixth draw of the campaign – a statistic that threatens to undermine their title aspirations the result represents another missed opportunity they couldn't secure just their second win of the season intensifying pressure on Kimori as questions about tactical direction and player confidence grow among supporters Kashiwa continue to cope without left-back Daiki Sugioka who remains sidelined with a hamstring injury that is expected to keep him out for three months since early April The defender had been a regular starter following his winter move from Shonan Bellmare Niigata received a boost with midfielder Yuji Hoshi continuing his integration back into the team following his own hamstring issues while defenders Shusuke Arai and Shusuke Shimizu are reportedly nearing full fitness Reysol continued their tradition of community engagement with midfielder Yushi Yamada contributing to the club's regular charity auction supports local welfare and ticket donations in the Kashiwa area The current head to head record for the teams are Kashiwa Reysol 1 win(s) Kosuke Kinoshita has created the most big chances for Kashiwa Reysol (2) Mao Hosoya has the most shots on target per match for Kashiwa Reysol (2.3) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Hiroto Yamami has the most shots on target per match for Tokyo Verdy (1.8) Itsuki Someno has created the most big chances for Tokyo Verdy (1) 29 Mar 2025 05:00:00 GMT?Kashiwa Reysol vs Tokyo Verdy on Sat 29 Mar 2025 05:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Kashiwa Reysol is playing home against Tokyo Verdy at SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium on Sat Sign InJoinCan wounded Tokyo stop Reysol's defensive machine (FC Tokyo vs Kashiwa Reysol prediction) | OneFootballSportsEye FC Tokyo Face Crucial Test Against High-Flying Kashiwa ReysolFC Tokyo will be desperate to halt their alarming slide down the J1 League table when they host fourth-placed Kashiwa Reysol at the National Stadium on Friday evening The capital club currently find themselves mired in 17th position with just two wins from nine matches while visitors Reysol have enjoyed an impressive start to the campaign under Ricardo Rodríguez Form GuideTokyo's recent form makes for grim reading Rikizo Matsuhashi's side have gone six matches without a victory with their last three points coming back in Round 3 Their most recent outing ended in a 1-0 defeat at Fagiano Okayama extending a worrying run that has seen them fail to score in three of their last five matches In stark contrast, Kashiwa Reysol arrive in confident mood following a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Gamba Osaka That result maintained their excellent defensive record with Rodríguez's well-drilled outfit having conceded just six goals in nine matches Tokyo's preparation has been severely hampered by a growing injury list Kosuke Shirai is the latest casualty after suffering a left hamstring injury in training Keita Endo (shoulder) and Yuta Arai (ACL) on the sidelines Kashiwa will be without left-back Daiki Sugioka who remains sidelined with a thigh muscle tear sustained in early March All eyes will be on midfielder Riki Harakawa who makes his first return to face former employers Tokyo since his January transfer to Reysol The 31-year-old has quickly established himself as a key figure in Kashiwa's engine room and will be determined to prove a point against his old teammates much will depend on whether Kein Sato can rediscover his scoring touch The forward has contributed two goals and one assist this season but has struggled for consistency in front of goal Tokyo can take some comfort from their historically strong performances at the National Stadium The venue's grand setting has often inspired the capital club to raise their game and they'll need every advantage against a well-organised Reysol side The occasion will be marked by pre-match entertainment including a fireworks and drone show plus a special collaboration with "Spring Manga 2025" featuring manga-themed exhibitions and photo opportunities for supporters Tokyo's injury problems and lack of attacking fluency suggest they face an uphill battle against one of the league's most consistent performers While the National Stadium factor might inspire an improved performance Kashiwa's defensive solidity and greater confidence should see them through a tight contest Predicted Score: FC Tokyo 0 - 1 Kashiwa Reysol The current head to head record for the teams are Kashiwa Reysol 9 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (1) Riki Harakawa has the most shots on target per match for Kashiwa Reysol (1) Have scored 18 goals in their last 5 matches Kawasaki Frontale haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 14 meetings (9W, 5D). Sota Miura is ranked 3 in big chances created in the competition (1) 22 Feb 2025 05:00:00 GMT?Kashiwa Reysol vs Kawasaki Frontale on Sat 22 Feb 2025 05:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Kawasaki Frontale haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 14 meetings (9W Kashiwa Reysol is playing home against Kawasaki Frontale at SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium on Sat Sign InJoinGoal drought meets defensive wall (Shonan Bellmare vs Kashiwa Reysol prediction) | OneFootballSportsEye Shonan Bellmare vs Kashiwa Reysol: Form and Fortunes Heading in Opposite DirectionsShonan Bellmare will look to arrest an alarming slump when they welcome high-flying Kashiwa Reysol to Lemon Gas Stadium Hiratsuka on Saturday in what promises to be a compelling J1 League encounter The hosts find themselves in desperate need of points after suffering five defeats in their last six matches Ricardo Rodríguez's Reysol side have established themselves as one of the division's most resilient outfits losing just once in ten outings this season Bellmare's Struggles MountSatoshi Yamaguchi's men enter this fixture on the back of a disappointing 2-0 defeat at Kyoto Sanga they failed to convert any of their 11 shots The loss marked their third consecutive game without scoring highlighting growing concerns about their attacking potency The problem is mine," Yamaguchi conceded to local media this week shouldering responsibility for the team's recent downturn The January departure of forward Lukian to Yokohama FC appears to have had a significant impact with the team increasingly reliant on Sho Fukuda and Akito Suzuki (both with three goals this season) for offensive output The pair were effectively neutralised by Kyoto's defence last time out exposing Bellmare's lack of alternative routes to goal Kashiwa Reysol's campaign has been built on impressive consistency and defensive solidity five draws and just one defeat has propelled them to fifth in the standings with new signings integrating seamlessly into Rodríguez's well-drilled system The visitors demonstrated their fighting spirit in their most recent outing salvaging a 1-1 draw at FC Tokyo thanks to substitute Kosuke Kinoshita's late equaliser This resilience has become a hallmark of their season so far Yuki Kakita has been central to Reysol's attacking threat with two goals and three assists while Yoshio Koizumi and Tojiro Kubo have contributed two goals apiece boasting an impressive 93.68% pass completion rate Saturday's clash presents an intriguing tactical matchup Yamaguchi has remained committed to his 3-4-2-1 formation despite recent struggles while Rodríguez has crafted a Reysol side that excels at grinding out results The hosts will need to find solutions to their attacking problems against one of the league's most disciplined defensive units maintaining their impressive unbeaten away record will be the priority Shonan Bellmare's home advantage could provide some impetus but their current form suggests they'll struggle to break down a well-organised Kashiwa defence The visitors' ability to absorb pressure and strike at opportune moments makes them favourites Given Bellmare's recent goal drought and Reysol's defensive strength this has all the makings of a low-scoring affair with the visitors likely to edge it Predicted Score: Shonan Bellmare 0 - 1 Kashiwa Reysol London City Lionesses make history with Championship title win and WSL promotion The current head to head record for the teams are Kashiwa Reysol 15 win(s) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Gamba Osaka haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 7 meetings (4W, 3D). Ryoya Yamashita has the most shots on target per match for Gamba Osaka (1.4) 06 Apr 2025 06:00:00 GMT?Kashiwa Reysol won 1–0 over Gamba Osaka on Sun 06 Apr 2025 06:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Gamba Osaka haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 7 meetings (4W Kashiwa Reysol is playing home against Gamba Osaka at SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium on Sun Sign InJoinFortress Reysol to suffocate struggling Albirex (Kashiwa Reysol vs Albirex Niigata prediction) | OneFootballSportsEye Kashiwa Reysol vs Albirex Niigata: Form Disparity Sets Stage for J1 League ClashKashiwa Reysol will look to maintain their impressive start to the J1 League season when they host struggling Albirex Niigata at Hitachi Kashiwa Stadium on Saturday Ricardo Rodríguez's Kashiwa side currently sit second in the table with an impressive record of five wins Their defensive resilience has been remarkable conceding just one goal all season – a statistic that underlines their transformation into one of the league's most formidable units Albirex Niigata find themselves languishing in 19th position having managed just one win alongside five draws and five losses Manager Daisuke Kimori is still searching for consistency with his squad which underwent significant changes during the winter transfer window The emergence of midfielder Koki Kumasaka has been one of Kashiwa's most compelling storylines this season The academy product has established himself as a regular under Rodríguez with his ball-winning abilities and impressive work rate earning him plaudits across the league "He's been discovered," is how many J1 observers have described Kumasaka who has become the engine room of Kashiwa's midfield and a crucial component in their tactical setup The return of Hayato Nakama has also provided a significant boost bringing energy to both attack and defence who recently featured in a J.League manga promotion has become something of a mood-maker within the squad Albirex Niigata's struggles can partly be attributed to their extensive squad overhaul With numerous new arrivals including goalkeeper Kazuki Fujita who returned to the club from their academy system this season Kimori is still working to establish cohesion has been one of the few bright spots alongside Motoki Hasegawa with both players contributing four goals this season Captain Yuto Horigome has been trying to hold the team together during this difficult period Kashiwa enter this fixture in excellent form having secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory away at Shonan Bellmare in their previous outing Yuki Kakita's 48th-minute strike proved decisive in a match where Reysol's defensive solidity was once again evident suffered a disappointing 2-1 home defeat to Kyoto Sanga last time out further highlighting their struggles to find consistency Their sole victory this season came against Vissel Kobe offering a glimpse of their potential when everything clicks Rodríguez has established a clear identity at Kashiwa with a 3-4-1-2 formation providing the perfect balance between defensive security and attacking threat Hayato Tanaka and Wataru Harada has been particularly impressive Kimori continues to search for his optimal lineup at Niigata with the integration of new signings still a work in progress The team has shown flashes of quality – notably in their 3-3 draw with Gamba Osaka – but defensive frailties have repeatedly undermined their efforts The contrast in form and defensive records makes Kashiwa clear favourites While Albirex have attacking threats in Yamura and Hasegawa they'll likely struggle to break down Reysol's resolute defence Kashiwa's organisation and growing confidence should see them secure another victory in what has been an impressive campaign thus far Predicted Score: Kashiwa Reysol 2 - 0 Albirex Niigata Related NewsVIDEO: Meriah! 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To learn more see our FAQ Sponsored contents planned and edited by JT Media Enterprise Division Sign InJoinKashiwa Reysol vs Kashima Antlers prediction: Will Nakama's inside knowledge prove decisive against former club Kashiwa Reysol vs Kashima Antlers Preview: J1 League Title Contenders ClashTwo of J1 League's early-season high-flyers meet this Saturday as Kashiwa Reysol host Kashima Antlers in what promises to be a compelling Round 5 encounter at Sankyo Frontier Kashiwa Stadium Ricardo Rodríguez's Kashiwa side have made an impressive start to the 2024/25 campaign collecting 10 points from their opening four matches Their unbeaten run includes three victories and a draw with their most recent outing yielding a convincing 2-0 win against Urawa Red Diamonds After suffering a defeat in their season opener the Antlers have responded emphatically with three consecutive victories including a comfortable 2-0 triumph over FC Tokyo last time out Both clubs have undergone significant squad overhauls during the winter transfer window which could prove decisive in Saturday's encounter bringing in goalkeeper Ryosuke Kojima from Albirex Niigata and poaching Hayato Nakama directly from their weekend opponents These acquisitions have offset the departures of key players like Matheus Savio to Urawa and Hiroki Sekine to French outfit Reims Kashima have bolstered their attacking options with the signings of Brazilian striker Léo Ceará from Cerezo Osaka and Serbian forward Aleksandar Čavrić from Slovan Bratislava The capture of creative midfielder Ryotaro Araki from FC Tokyo represents another significant coup for the Antlers who lost Guilherme Parede to Talleres Cordoba and Hayato Nakama to Saturday's opponents Rodríguez has implemented a dynamic system at Kashiwa that emphasises quick transitions and effective wing play Harakawa has quickly established himself as the team's midfield orchestrator while Daiki Sugioka offers versatility in both defensive and attacking phases Kashiwa's 2-0 victory over Urawa showcased their tactical discipline with Kojima keeping a clean sheet behind a defence marshalled by Taiyo Koga Yuki Kakita and Kosuke Kinoshita provided the cutting edge that could trouble Kashima's backline Oniki's Kashima side have demonstrated their attacking prowess during their three-match winning streak The partnership between Léo Ceará and Yuma Suzuki has already yielded dividends while Yuta Matsumura has added creativity from midfield the experienced Naomichi Ueda provides stability alongside Ikuma Sekigawa with Ryuta Koike offering width and attacking impetus from the full-back position The midfield contest between Kashiwa's new signing Riki Harakawa and Kashima's Yuta Higuchi could determine the flow of the match Both players possess excellent passing range and vision making their battle for midfield supremacy potentially decisive Another intriguing subplot involves Hayato Nakama who switched from Kashima to Kashiwa in January His inside knowledge of Kashima's tactics could provide Kashiwa with a strategic advantage With both teams in excellent form and boasting revamped squads this promises to be a closely contested affair Kashiwa's home advantage could prove significant but Kashima's three-match winning streak demonstrates their momentum The hosts' unbeaten record will be severely tested by a Kashima side that has scored freely in recent weeks Kashiwa's tactical discipline under Rodríguez has been impressive and they'll be confident of securing at least a point Given the attacking talent on display and both teams' recent defensive solidity Expect moments of quality to decide what should be a tight contest between two well-matched sides Predicted Score: Kashiwa Reysol 1-1 Kashima Antlers Related NewsCarragher pens perfect explanation of Liverpool fans’ anger towards Alexander-Arnold AC MILAN v MONZA: LET'S CLOSE OUR CAMPAIGN TOGETHER AT SAN SIRO Lyon predicted XI vs Lille: Georges Mikautadze to replace Alexandre Lacazette Will Chelsea give Premier League champions Liverpool a guard of honour today? Why Cruz Azul Will Host Vancouver Whitecaps in the Concacaf Champions Cup Final Home de OneFootball Búsqueda Ajustes Inicia sesión Inicia sesiónÚneteToyota Stadium showdown: Can desperate Grampus halt Reysol's title charge (Nagoya Grampus vs Kashiwa Reysol prediction) | OneFootballSportsEye Nagoya Grampus vs Kashiwa Reysol: Form Guide and PredictionNagoya Grampus will welcome high-flying Kashiwa Reysol to Toyota Stadium on Tuesday in what promises to be a compelling J1 League clash between two sides experiencing contrasting fortunes this season The hosts find themselves in a precarious position currently sitting 18th in the table and firmly in the relegation zone after a difficult start to the campaign Kenta Hasegawa's men have managed just three wins from their opening 12 matches with seven defeats highlighting their struggles for consistency Their recent form makes for concerning reading with three losses in their last five outings Their most recent defeat came at the hands of Kashima Antlers they failed to create meaningful chances in the final third registering just eight shots and one corner in a 1-0 loss Kashiwa Reysol are enjoying an impressive season under Ricardo Rodríguez currently occupying fourth position and very much in the title conversation The visitors are unbeaten in their last five matches with their only defeat of the season coming back in the fifth round against Kashima Antlers Nagoya's winter transfer activity has yet to bear fruit with the team still searching for chemistry after significant squad turnover The January arrival of goalkeeper Daniel Schmidt from Belgian side Gent has been a positive with the shot-stopper making five saves in their recent defeat to Kashima The hosts will be without midfielder Keiya Shiihashi who is suspended after accumulating three yellow cards Forward Kensuke Nagai will likely lead the line who netted both goals in their recent 2-1 victory over Sanfrecce Hiroshima Kashiwa have integrated their new signings more effectively with defender Taiyo Koga particularly impressive with Yuki Kakita contributing three goals and three assists in 11 appearances while midfielders Yoshio Koizumi and Tomoya Koyamatsu have added further goal threat from deeper positions Nagoya have struggled to find fluidity in their play with a lack of creativity in midfield and finishing in the final third proving problematic Their defensive record has also been concerning though Kennedy Mikuni has shown individual quality have established themselves as one of the league's most balanced sides while their varied attacking threats have enabled them to consistently find the net The visitors' ability to control matches through midfield dominance could prove decisive against a Nagoya side that has committed 14 fouls in their last match suggesting a tendency to become frustrated when out of possession Nagoya will hope home advantage can help turn their fortunes around The club has been working hard to strengthen ties with supporters recently launching the fourth instalment of their "GRAMPUS SOCIO PROJECT" – a fan-participation merchandise development initiative The Toyota Stadium atmosphere should be bolstered by various fan engagement activities including special events aimed at attracting families and new supporters Kashiwa's famous "Yellow Wall" of supporters will likely travel in numbers having created impressive displays at recent home fixtures Their digital fan engagement has also been enhanced through a new "Card Collection" service allowing supporters to collect player cards via smartphone While Nagoya desperately need points to climb out of the relegation zone Kashiwa's superior form and tactical cohesion make them favourites The hosts have shown they can produce moments of quality but Kashiwa's defensive solidity and attacking variety should prove too much Nagoya will be determined to use home advantage to spark a revival but Kashiwa's momentum and confidence should see them continue their impressive unbeaten run Predicted Score: Nagoya Grampus 1-2 Kashiwa Reysol Noticias Relacionadas“If he can” – William Gallas makes big Enzo Maresca future claim Walsh and Dallas to handle ‘Summer Bragging Rights’ Sunday showdown Flick arrancará con Ferran Torres: «Creo que lo mejor será que Lewandowski empiece desde el banquillo» Es oficial, a pesar de que la vuelta de Robert Lewandowski ilusionó a toda la afición culé. 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Se definen las semifinales de la Champions League: los detalles de dos partidazos Dani Olmo: «Veo al equipo bien, al 100 % de energía y motivación para el tramo final de temporada» The current head to head record for the teams are Kashiwa Reysol 10 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (2) Mao Hosoya has the most shots on target per match for Kashiwa Reysol (1.8) Have scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Have been awarded the most penalties this season (2) 08 Mar 2025 07:00:00 GMT?Kashima Antlers won 3–1 over Kashiwa Reysol on Sat 08 Mar 2025 07:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Kashiwa Reysol is playing home against Kashima Antlers at SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium on Sat Former Spain and Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta announced his retirement Tuesday after an illustrious 24-year career that included his country's 2010 World Cup triumph and four Champions League titles who spent about five years with Vissel Kobe in Japan through the summer of 2023 made the announcement during an event in Barcelona Considered one of his country's greatest players Iniesta made 131 appearances for Spain and secured the 2010 World Cup trophy by scoring the only goal of a 1-0 extra-time win over the Netherlands in the final The gifted playmaker put the J-League in the global spotlight when he moved from Barcelona to Kobe in the summer of 2018 He helped Vissel win their first-ever trophy on New Year's Day 2020 and led them to the semifinals in their maiden Asian Champions League campaign later that year Iniesta parted ways with Kobe midway through their first J-League championship-winning season in 2023 but is credited with changing the culture of the club "Please allow me to be a little emotional today," said a tearful Iniesta who most recently played for the Emirates Club of the United Arab Emirates In addition to their Champions League crowns Iniesta won nine Spanish league titles and three Club World Cups with Barcelona was among the players who paid tribute to the Spaniard "Vissel are what we are today thanks to his leadership and quality as a person." To have the latest news and stories delivered to your inbox Simply enter your email address below and an email will be sent through which to complete your subscription Please check your inbox for a confirmation email Thank you for reaching out to us.We will get back to you as soon as possible Sign InJoinStoppage-time heartbreak deepens Tokyo's relegation nightmare (FC Tokyo vs Kashiwa Reysol analysis) | OneFootballSportsEye Last-Gasp Kinoshita Strike Denies FC Tokyo Vital WinKashiwa Reysol's Late Equaliser Extends Tokyo's Winless Run to SevenFC Tokyo's relegation fears deepened as Kosuke Kinoshita's stoppage-time equaliser earned Kashiwa Reysol a 1-1 draw at a rain-soaked Ajinomoto Stadium on Sunday Teruhito Nakagawa had given the hosts a 35th-minute lead with his first goal of the season but Kinoshita's dramatic intervention in the 94th minute ensured the points were shared in this J1 League clash Tale of Two StylesThe match showcased contrasting approaches with third-placed Reysol dominating possession (69%) while struggling Tokyo relied on defensive resilience and counter-attacks Ricardo Rodríguez's visitors completed an impressive 718 passes at 89% accuracy compared to Tokyo's 316 yet both sides registered 10 shots throughout the contest but we need to improve our efficiency in the final third," Rodríguez said post-match The result leaves Rikizo Matsuhashi's side languishing in 17th place and without a win in seven matches having collected just two points from a possible 21 "We still have a lot of weaknesses," admitted Matsuhashi whose team appeared set for a crucial victory until their late defensive lapse Seiji Kimura was Tokyo's standout performer with a resolute defensive display that included two crucial blocks while captain Takahiro Ko provided leadership with four interceptions Kashiwa's unbeaten run now extends to five matches as they maintain their impressive league position Midfield duo Koki Kumasaka and Yoshio Koizumi controlled proceedings with Kumasaka completing 72 passes and making three interceptions But it was substitute Kinoshita who proved the hero keeping his composure when it mattered most to salvage a point that maintains Reysol's momentum Both teams now turn their attention to away fixtures, with FC Tokyo facing Cerezo Osaka in what has become a must-win encounter while Kashiwa travel to Shonan Bellmare looking to strengthen their position in the upper echelons of the table Sign InJoinRafael Elias to inspire Sanga home victory (Kyoto Sanga vs Kashiwa Reysol prediction) | OneFootballSportsEye Kyoto Sanga vs Kashiwa Reysol: J1 League Clash Set for Intriguing Midweek EncounterKyoto Sanga will host Kashiwa Reysol at Sanga Stadium by KYOCERA on Wednesday evening in what promises to be a fascinating J1 League contest between two sides enjoying solid campaigns The home side currently sit eighth in the standings with three wins while visitors Kashiwa occupy third place having collected three wins Recent FormKyoto enter this fixture on the back of consecutive victories having dispatched Sanfrecce Hiroshima 1-0 at home before securing an impressive 2-1 away win at Shimizu S-pulse These results have helped Cho Kwi-Jae's men recover from a disappointing 1-0 home defeat to Avispa Fukuoka have shown consistency but perhaps lack cutting edge in recent outings Ricardo Rodríguez's side have drawn their last two matches – a goalless stalemate against Tokyo Verdy and a 1-1 draw at Sanfrecce Hiroshima – following a disappointing 3-1 home defeat to Kashima The contest may well be decided in midfield where Kyoto's Shimpei Fukuoka will lock horns with Kashiwa's Riki Harakawa in a battle for control Both players have been instrumental in their teams' positive starts to the campaign Kashiwa boast impressive organisation with Taiyo Koga marshalling the backline with remarkable efficiency have shown their own defensive mettle by keeping three clean sheets in their last five matches with Yoshinori Suzuki and Hisashi Appiah Tawiah forming a formidable partnership Brazilian forward Rafael Elias has been a revelation for Kyoto this season contributing three goals and three assists in seven matches His ability to both score and create has been central to Sanga's positive results Yuki Kakita remains the primary threat with two goals and two assists this term His movement and finishing ability will require close attention from the Kyoto defence Kyoto have received a boost with young attacker Sora Hiraga returning to full training following an injury concern earlier in the season providing additional attacking options for manager Cho Kashiwa defender Daiki Sugioka has recovered from a minor injury and is available for selection while fellow defender Tomoya Inukai is dealing with fitness issues but could still feature in the squad Both teams have demonstrated solid defensive structures this season, but Kyoto's home advantage and the attacking threat of Rafael Elias could prove decisive Kashiwa's recent draws suggest they may struggle to break down a well-organised Kyoto defence The visitors' strong league position indicates their quality and they possess enough firepower to trouble any defence in the division Predicted Score: Kyoto Sanga 2-1 Kashiwa Reysol Related NewsLeao opens up about Milan internal talks on last ‘crucial’ games Leao suspended for Milan-Bologna, will return in time to face … Bologna How Milan have fared in matches without Leao in 2024-25 Why Leao is not included in Milan starting line-up against Genoa Milan star Rafael Leao unveils surprising new haircut A couple in their 50s were stabbed to death in apparent murders in the city of Kashiwa were found stabbed on the premises of a private home and were later confirmed dead at a hospital the police and others said.googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1499653692894-0'); }); There were wounds to Toshiaki's stomach and Reiko's chest a fire occurred some 600 meters away from the scene of the stabbings burning down eight houses and leaving a man in his 70s and a woman in her 80s injured The police are looking to see whether the two incidents are linked Sponsored contents planned and edited by JT Media Enterprise Division. A couple died after being stabbed in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, on Wednesday, police said. To use this site, please disable the ad blocking feature and reload the page. This website uses cookies to collect information about your visit for purposes such as showing you personalized ads and content, and analyzing our website traffic. By clicking “Accept all,” you will allow the use of these cookies. Users accessing this site from EEA countries and UK are unable to view this site without your consent. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. At around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, a neighbor called 119 for an ambulance, quoted as saying, “A man and a woman, two people, were lying in blood,” in Kashiwa. The couple appeared to be in their 50s. The man suffered stab wounds to the abdomen and the woman stabbed in the chest, according to the Kashiwa fire department. They were confirmed dead at the hospital where they were taken. Prefectural police are investigating the incident as a possible homicide. At around 6:20 p.m., a resident called 110 for police at a venue about 600 meters from the stabbing location, quoted as saying, “The house next door is burning.” According to police, the fire burned down a one-story house completely, and spread to about eight surrounding houses. The residents of the house which burned down have been unreachable. Two people were injured in the fire and taken to a hospital, where they are reported to be conscious. Our weekly ePaper presents the most noteworthy recent topics in an exciting, readable fomat. © 2025 The Japan News - by The Yomiuri Shimbun The current head to head record for the teams are Kashiwa Reysol 8 win(s) Tojiro Kubo has created the most big chances for Kashiwa Reysol (1) Cerezo Osaka haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 5 meetings (1W, 4D). 26 Feb 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Kashiwa Reysol won 2–1 over Cerezo Osaka on Wed 26 Feb 2025 10:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Cerezo Osaka haven't lost to Kashiwa Reysol in their last 5 meetings (1W Kashiwa Reysol is playing home against Cerezo Osaka at SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium on Wed If you want to change font size or background color,please turn on Javascript In Japanese On January 15, 2025, five officials from the Food and Drug Administration (Thai FDA) under the Ministry of Public Health of Thailand, JICA expert and one staff member from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Thailand Office, visited the Kashiwa campus of the National Cancer Center Japan (NCC) as part of their training program. NCC will continue to contribute to the future of medicine by advancing regenerative medicine and fostering collaboration with medical and research institutions worldwide. Back row, from left: Pharmacist Nataporn Iamcholvilert, Pharmacist Bunyarat Phuritrojanawat, Pharmacist Nopdanai Chakrapeesirisuk, Ms. Nishioka, Dr. Doi, Dr. Tuchihara, Dr. Nakatsura, Dr. YudaFront row from left: Pharmacist Pichamon Witheesawat, Ms. Somsri Sukumpantanasan, Pharmacist Chirapa Raksakorn, Dr. Kawachi, Dr. Fuse, Ms. Toga Copyright © National Cancer Center All Rights Reserved. The current head to head record for the teams are Kyoto Sanga FC 3 win(s) Gakuji Ota is ranked 3 in saves per match in the competition (3.1) Rafael Elias is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (5) Kashiwa Reysol haven't lost to Kyoto Sanga FC in their last 5 meetings (2W, 3D). 02 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Kyoto Sanga FC vs Kashiwa Reysol on Wed 02 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Kashiwa Reysol haven't lost to Kyoto Sanga FC in their last 5 meetings (2W Kyoto Sanga FC is playing home against Kashiwa Reysol at Sanga Stadium by Kyocera on Wed Sign InJoinKashiwa Reysol vs Kawasaki Frontale prediction: Can Reysol break their 7-year curse against unstoppable Frontale Pre-Match Analysis: Kashiwa Reysol vs Kawasaki FrontaleThe J1 League's second round brings us an intriguing matchup as Kashiwa Reysol hosts Kawasaki Frontale at the Kashima Soccer Stadium This fixture presents a fascinating tactical battle between Ricardo Rodríguez's revamped Reysol squad and Shigetoshi Hasebe's well-oiled Frontale machine Kawasaki Frontale enters this match riding a wave of momentum demonstrated by their emphatic 4-0 victory over Nagoya Grampus in their season opener Their unbeaten streak of W-W-W-D-D in their last five league games showcases their consistency Hasebe's men have maintained clean sheets in their first three official matches despite starting their campaign with a narrow 1-0 win against Avispa Fukuoka carries the burden of a challenging historical record against Frontale The hosts haven't tasted victory against their opponents in 14 matches since 2016 Their recent form of W-L-D-D-L indicates inconsistency that needs addressing The winter transfer window has seen significant reshaping of both squads. Kashiwa Reysol underwent a major overhaul with notable departures including Matheus Sávio to Urawa and H they've strengthened their ranks with strategic acquisitions like H Kawasaki Frontale's transfer activity has been more measured but equally purposeful FC Magdeburg and César Haydar from RB Bragantino have enhanced their defensive options Nakagawa's loan arrival provides additional attacking depth Rodríguez's Reysol demonstrated defensive solidity in their opener and Koyamatsu will be crucial in disrupting Frontale's fluid attacking movements Frontale's tactical approach under Hasebe has been impressive particularly evident in their opening day performance The midfield partnership of So Kawahara and Kento Tachibanada provides both defensive stability and creative impetus while Akihiro Ienaga's experience continues to be invaluable in the final third The central midfield battle between Reysol's new signing Harakawa and Frontale's Tachibanada could prove decisive Both players excel in ball progression and defensive coverage making their duel crucial for controlling the game's tempo who demonstrated their potency against Nagoya The hosts' ability to maintain their defensive organization while creating meaningful transitions could be the key to breaking their winless streak against Frontale The betting markets reflect the teams' contrasting trajectories with Kawasaki Frontale's season title odds at 5.5 compared to Reysol's 23.5 Reysol's home advantage and recent defensive improvements under Rodríguez suggest this match could be closer than historical records indicate Given Frontale's defensive solidity under Hasebe and their superior head-to-head record combined with Reysol's ongoing squad integration process a tight but decisive victory for the visitors seems likely Predicted Score: Kashiwa Reysol 0 - 2 Kawasaki Frontale Related NewsSaudi gold, Japanese sorrow: Firmino's masterclass silences wallets Ronaldo's 40-year-old magic vs Japanese resilience (Al-Nassr vs Kawasaki Frontale prediction) Hosoya turns hero as Reysol deepen Grampus relegation fears (Kashiwa Reysol vs Nagoya Grampus analysis) Ronaldo in tears as Japanese underdogs shock Saudi giants (Al-Nassr vs Kawasaki analysis) More trouble for Real Madrid as defender ruled out for three months Your browser does not support JavaScript, or it is disabled．Please check the site policy for more information National Report Police arrested a 77-year-old man who may have been involved in the stabbing deaths of a couple in Kashiwa and a nearby fire that destroyed eight homes 19 on suspicion of obstructing official duties after he tried to evade police officers in the neighboring city of Inzai Sakamaki was in a financial dispute with Toshiaki Watarai and his wife who were found stabbed to death outside their house in Kashiwa’s Takayanagi district after 6 p.m The couple had multiple knife wounds on their chests Defensive wounds were also found on their arms and palms There were signs of a struggle inside the house a fire broke out in the block where Sakamaki lived and police had been searching for him on suspicion of arson police received a report about a “suspicious vehicle” in Inzai suddenly started his car and tried to escape Sakamaki is currently being treated for burns on his lower body but then decided it was better to kill her Couple accused of killing aunt of fatally poisoned daughter Man arrested after wife found dead following fall from balcony Filipino woman arrested after couple found slain in Tokyo Man arrested after three found dead in Saitama on Christmas Information on the latest cherry blossom conditions Please right click to use your browser’s translation function.) A series based on diplomatic documents declassified by Japan’s Foreign Ministry Here is a collection of first-hand accounts by “hibakusha” atomic bomb survivors chefs and others involved in the field of food introduce their special recipes intertwined with their paths in life A series about Japanese-Americans and their memories of World War II In-house News and Messages No reproduction or republication without written permission the most advanced public supercomputer in Japan specializing in the research and development of artificial intelligence The supercomputer was installed at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Kashiwa campus in Kashiwa The government invested about 36 billion yen ($232 million) into the supercomputer which is equipped with a large number of GPUs semiconductors that can speed up AI calculations It has the greatest computing capacity of any public supercomputer in the nation companies will take on the challenge of advanced AI but that Japanese companies and universities can do so too by utilizing ABCI 3.0,” said Hirotaka Ogawa who is responsible for operations of the ABCI 3.0 at AIST It can perform 6.2 quintillion computations per second using AI calculation methods It is said to have about three times the AI calculation performance of the supercomputer Fugaku which was developed by the Riken research institute AIST plans to use ABCI 3.0 to develop “multimodal generative AI,” which can combine multiple formats such as image sound and measurements of the size and distance of 3-D objects The institute will also use ABCI 3.0 to integrate multimodal generative AI with robots AIST started running ABCI 1.0 in 2018 to “make it easier for companies and universities to take on the challenge of AI development.” AIST put ABCI 2.0 into operation with enhanced GPUs and other upgraded features Companies and universities took advantage of ABCI 2.0 to develop advanced AI such as the Large Language Models used in ChatGPT With international competition in AI development taking off ABCI 2.0’s computing capacity was nearly fully utilized which features completely redesigned GPUs and other upgrades has seven times the AI computing capacity of the 2.0 version World’s fastest supercomputer Fugaku starts full operations Japan’s Fugaku brings home title of world’s fastest supercomputer Supercomputer Fugaku to help develop Japanese generative AI Japan’s Fugaku falls to 2nd among world’s fastest supercomputers Top of the heap: Fugaku retains title as world’s fastest computer No contest: Japan’s Fugaku again fastest supercomputer Fixtures & Results, Trainings Players & Staff Stadium Hometown Activities Frequently Asked Questions We would like to inform you about the ticket sales for the Meiji Yasuda J1 League Sec vs Kashiwa Reysol (Kick-off at 19:00 / Japan National Stadium).This match will be held at the Japan National Stadium so please check in advance as the seating arrangement and ticket prices may differ 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Entrance Gate Installation of photo spots for popular characters from 'Spring Man! 2025'[Installation Location]Japan National Stadium 'Kaze no Terrace' (Back Stand Side Concourse) <North Side> <South Side>[Participation Title]'Ao no Hako' Recruiting Participants for the "Adult Soccer Class in Keio Arena TOKYO (Formerly: Musa Pla)" Held in June 2025 Recruiting Participants for the "Adult Futsal Class in Kodaira Gymnasium" Held in June 2025 [June] "FC Tokyo Goalkeeper Clinic" Announcement [FC Tokyo Park Fuchu] Announcement of recruitment for participants in the May Promotion Department coaching event About the FC Tokyo Soccer and Futsal School Staff for the 2025 Fiscal Year [Updated: 4/4] FC Tokyo Adult Soccer School Now Open Notice of the Spring Man × J League Special Collaboration Event on 4/11 (Friday) against Kashiwa [May] "FC Tokyo Goalkeeper Clinic" Announcement UTokyo FOCUS Japanese Inquiries about the content of this page: Kashiwa General Administration Office Send inquiry Kashiwa Campus Hongo Campus Komaba Campus Access and Campus Maps Back Tokyo aims for victory since the match against Nagoya Grampus in Round 3 making one change to the starting lineup from the previous match against Fagiano Okayama forming a three-back with Kanta DOI and Seiji KIMURA It will also be interesting to see what roles the experienced players will be assigned by coach Rikizo MATSUHASHI 1st HALF - Teru's first goal of the season brings the long-awaited opening score player Sato Keiun broke through and dribbled forward to take a shot Although it went wide to the left of the goal which firmly directed the arrow towards the goal Both teams advocate for a style of football that emphasizes maintaining possession of the ball Tokyo takes control with careful build-up play and sharp vertical passes Tokyo created a solid block against the opponent who was pushing forward while maintaining possession responding with defense that tightened key areas and did not allow freedom While searching for attacking opportunities player Oka received the ball near the halfway line and powerfully advanced taking a strong mid-range shot with his left foot but it created a chance through an attack calculated from the goal the opposing goalkeeper rushed out and made a half-hearted clearance which Kota TAWARATSUMIDA took advantage of by shooting at the unguarded goal as the clearance fell this was saved by the diligently returning player Kojima Tokyo desperately wants to score the opening goal That desire comes to fruition in the 35th minute of the first half who made a cut-in with quick steps from the left side and Teruhito NAKAGAWA at the far side pushes it into the goal Soma ANZAI's sharp right-footed kick from a direct free kick opportunity at a 45-degree angle on the left hit the crossbar the movements of the blue-red players became lighter they showed an aggressive attitude and took the lead with Nakagawa's first goal of the season there were noticeable cases of space being exploited on the flanks of the three-back formation They need to make solid adjustments at halftime and want to pull in a victory from here The first half was played under heavy rain and the second half kicked off with the loud cheers from the home supporters in sight advances the match favorably in the second half Tokyo also tries to connect the ball from the back line to create opportunities but they struggle to transition to attack as they lose the ball when their buildup becomes sluggish there are many scenes where they are put in danger from crosses using the flanks of the three-back formation and they want to endure while responding well and aim for chances Marcelo RYAN was brought in as the lone striker in place of Tawaratsukita and Sato was moved to the left inside half With an increase in counterattacks from a structured block there are high expectations for RYAN's speed Although his last pass near the penalty area was cut off by the opponent his powerful dribbling breakthrough was a play that conveyed great potential Kento HASHIMOTO switched with Kei KOIZUMI and Endo who had been continuing rehabilitation due to an injury before the season started this was his first official match appearance of the season Sato and Doi were substituted for Nagatomo and Yasuki KIMOTO This transitioned the formation to place Nagatomo on the left wing and Anzai as the right inside half Kashiwa launched a simple attack that created dangerous scenes a long ball from the final line was headed forward and Yoshio KOIZUMI broke free to take a looping shot This narrowly missed to the left of the goal Kashiwa not only maintained possession but also launched quick and powerful attacks Tokyo responded to the opponent's dangerous passes with committed plays The five minutes of added time saw continued desperate defense VAR support indicated the possibility of a penalty kick was caught off guard by a ground cross ball that exploited the gaps in the three-back defense they were equalized by player Kinoshita in the center Tokyo pushed forward with a strong desire for victory exerting all their strength to launch attacks their desperate efforts did not bear fruit Despite showing a strong desire for victory they were unable to secure a win at the very end making it seven matches without a win in the league <FC Tokyo>STARTING ⅪGK Taishi Brandon NOZAWADF TEPPEI OKA/Kanta DOI (substituted in 33rd minute: Yasuki KIMOTO)/Seiji KIMURA/Kosuke SHIRAIMF Soma ANZAI/Takahiro UCHIYAMA/Kento HASHIMOTO (substituted in 25th minute: Kei KOIZUMI)/Kota TAWARATSUMIDA (substituted in 15th minute: Marcelo HIAN)FW Megumi SATO (substituted in 33rd minute: Yuto NAGATOMO)/Teruto NAKAGAWA (substituted in 25th minute: Keita ENDO) SUBSGK Go HATANODF Henrique TrevisanMF Keigo HIGASHI/Maki KITAHARA GOAL35th minute of the first half: Teruhito NAKAGAWA <Kashiwa Reysol>STARTING ⅪGK Kosuke KOJIMADF Wataru HARADA/Taiyo KOGA/Hayato TANAKA/Tomoya KOYAMATSU (23rd minute: Diego)MF Mitsuki KUMASAKA/Yuto YAMADA (31st minute: Mao HOSOYA)/Tojiro KUBO (31st minute: Shun NAKAJIMA)/Yoshio KOIZUMIFW Riki WATANAI (23rd minute: Hayato NAKAMA)/Yuki KAKITA (13th minute: Kosuke KINOSHITA) SUBSGK Haruki SARUTADF Tomoya INUKAIMF Sachiro TOSHIMA/Eiji SHIRAI GOAL4 minutes into the second half: Kosuke KINOSHITA Q: please review the game.It ended in a draw and I am filled with a deep sense of regret The match did not unfold in a way that allowed us to play at our own pace ultimately we conceded a goal while continuing to attack I feel that this reflects our own shortcomings I want to align our focus with the players once again and prepare for the next challenge Q: I believe you made substitutions to score the second goal but what was lacking that prevented you from achieving the second goal?A which made it difficult to adjust the back line and we were able to maintain a compact formation and our one-on-one responses were also insufficient which allowed the opponent to freely initiate their attacks Q: The scene of the conceded goal started from the opponent's throw-in and we were caught off guard with our feet stopped.I understood that Kashiwa Reysol would come to target those areas even in tight spaces but we couldn't respond to that in the end we were ultimately beaten at the last moment While we have been able to take actions with some intent organizationally we still end up conceding in situations where we shouldn't and it's quite possible that physical fatigue affected our decision-making I believe we have defensive intensity both organizationally and individually and I think we need to consider the reasons why that hasn't been demonstrated his presence has demonstrated that we can no longer easily give freedom in defense and while not all of it resulted in good attacks I believe the number of counterattacks increased his ability to inspire everyone and lead through his performance has a significant impact even though I had some concerns about the balance and I feel it contributed to our overall weaknesses I think how we can address that will be important moving forward but I believe he is a presence that has shown enough strength and has had a positive influence Q: We missed out on victory due to a late goal it is neither the result nor the content we desired and I believe our abilities were reflected in the outcome the long period of being pushed back by the opponent was a factor Q: There were long periods of being under pressure but there was also focused defense.If you give the opponent that much time to attack the probability of conceding a goal naturally increases The forwards were unable to perform defensive plays or actions to limit the areas where the opponent could take the ball While there may have been enough players at the back This interconnected defensive aspect is a challenge for us Q: The opening goal was Nakagawa's first goal of the season.A goal was created from a good play by Kota TAWARATSUMIDA There was also a lucky aspect where the cross ball came right in front of me but I think it was good that I was able to convert that chance into a goal we couldn't maintain possession of the ball We can only use matches like this as a learning experience Q: What factors led to the opponent gaining the upper hand?It was a mirror game so the opponent marked me almost man-to-man I was outplayed by their skill and the ability to create gaps but there were long stretches in today's match where we were just 'present' The difference in our ability to win the ball became apparent there are many members and staff who have been with us since last season and although there were times last season when we couldn't win we all struggled and fought until we achieved victory I believe there will be both good times and bad times and we need to have a strong sense of urgency We shouldn't think of it as just 10 matches; instead with each person striving to take that extra step or to be a step quicker than the opponent and I want to be committed to that extra step Q: I think mental aspects are important during difficult times like this what do you focus on and communicate to the team?During times when we can't win I believe the most important thing is the voice within the team It's common in this world to have to accept external voices as evaluations and it's also natural to be criticized when results are not coming in I really want to prioritize the voices within the team I want to ensure that the players who are working within the team Q: Do you feel a sense of achievement during the match?A while there is a mindset of not conceding goals when we have the ball it is natural that the more we are attacked and when we decide to kick behind the opponent's defensive line we need to aim for areas that are uncomfortable for the opponent We need to improve the quality of each play we absolutely cannot win without fighting harder than the opponent I think there are aspects where Kei KOIZUMI leads the team including the part about “fighting.” How will you approach the next match?First and foremost and I believe I must become a player who can lead the team to victory so I want to win solidly in the next Levain Cup match against RB Omiya Ardija to build momentum and connect it to the league matches 4/16 RB Omiya Match Preview & Interview we will provide information about the special gourmet stalls for FC Tokyo at the Meiji Yasuda J1 League Sec 10 vs Kashiwa Reysol (Kick-off at 19:00 / Japan National Stadium) □What is the FC Tokyo Special Gourmet Stall?This is a food stall that sells original gourmet items exclusive to FC Tokyo home games.You can enjoy a variety of food and drinks including popular gourmet items and limited-time offerings available on the day LocationTokyo Gymnasium Area【Business Hours】15:00-19:00 This week's FC Tokyo cheese balls feature a "butter soy sauce" flavor!Please enjoy the FC Tokyo cheese balls ・FC Tokyo Cheese Ball (Butter Soy Sauce Flavor) 600 yen (tax included) 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The page may not be displayed properly if the JavaScript is deactivated on your browser <Review of the previous match against Fagiano Okayama> player Keiin SATO created a chance with a sharp right cross Kanta DOI's vertical pass connected with Kosuke SHIRAI on the right side setting up a scoring opportunity for player SATO Kota TAWARATSUMIDA's dribbling breakthrough allowed player SATO to aim for another shot in the center but this was also thwarted at the last moment by the opponent's pressing Soma ANZAI's right corner kick was perfectly met by player SATO but it went straight to the goalkeeper and did not result in a goal is still far from scoring the opening goal After the 20-minute mark of the first half the attack becomes monotonous and gradually loses momentum leading to a period where they are pushed back by Okayama They struggle against an opponent that has built a block with five players in the back line and four in midfield which prevents them from adding depth to their attack a scene where the goal net was shaken was judged offside with the support of VAR but they were still unable to regain control of the flow as they wished a ball that could not be cleared was chest-trapped by Ryo TABEI Substitutions and a system change to a four-back formation were attempted to turn the game around The team returned home with the frustrating result of six league matches without a win We want to change the flow of everything at our National the team has gone six league matches without a win The consecutive scoreless streak was stopped in the match against Tokyo Verdy two games ago the team has been unable to convert those opportunities into goals leading to a continued period without victories It is likely that everyone is feeling the frustration in their hearts The situation is such that the "arrows" tend to point in various directions due to the lack of results if we do not believe in the path we have walked and the path we will take from here "If we easily reach out for something different and it doesn't go well It is important not to give up immediately during difficult times I believe this applies to individual players as well; growth does not happen gradually If we can keep this in mind and continue to endure we can believe in the potential the team has and move forward." To convey to the team that the path they have walked so far is not wrong the coach presented offensive data after the last match The coach analyzed and shared what he thought was being done subjectively from an objective perspective aligning their focus to ensure they can move forward in the same direction This applies not only to our efforts throughout the season but also on the pitch there has been a tendency to tone down despite creating many chances "It is important to endure and be patient while attacking." This includes repositioning while holding the ball varying between long and short passes in our attacks In situations where we tend to become anxious and resort to monotonous attacks just because we want to score how can we build chances while being patient and show an attack that is well-calculated from the goal This is truly a test of the endurance and persistence of 'Rikizo TOKYO.' under the new leadership of coach Ricardo RODRIGUEZ this season has shifted to a possession-based style of play boasting the top possession statistics in the league They started strong with 3 wins and 1 draw but have since struggled with 3 draws and 1 loss they secured a long-awaited victory in the last match against Gamba Osaka Key attacking players to watch are second-year player Kumazaka and Harakawa Tokyo aims to secure victory by effectively positioning themselves to thwart the opponents' attacks while maintaining solid ball control in the midfield and forge ahead on the path you should pursue To turn your steps into confidence and to achieve goals and victories Together as one in "Our National" Q: This week's home game will be held at Japan National Stadium.A and I have had the opportunity to stand as a player myself but I think the atmosphere will be a bit different and may increase the tension I want to fight with all my might aiming for victory Q: What kind of approach are you taking towards the players during this series of difficult matches?A things have not been going well; we have not been able to convert chances into goals and there were moments when we conceded easy goals there are objectively improving aspects when looking at the numbers alone By showing the players not only subjective views but also objective data we shared the situation we have been in and communicated that we are indeed making progress We are currently going through a difficult time but I believe that by continuing to push forward we will definitely move in a positive direction I do not see this as a mistake or a failure but rather recognize it as a challenging period we need to delve into the reasons behind why this has happened There is a tendency for good momentum to shift to the opponent I also feel that we are relying too much on the organization which may be diluting the strengths and qualities of each individual Regarding the battles and strengths in various situations I believe the players will fight with renewed determination Q: This is a game at the Japan National Stadium which is a good match for the team.First of all I want to fully leverage the atmosphere of the venue and be committed to the competition Q: We have been continuing to have matches away from victory but please tell us what is necessary to rise from here.While taking advantage of the atmosphere at the venue I believe this match is a key game for me as an individual but the point difference with the upper group is narrowing I want to endure the upcoming consecutive matches and aim for a winning streak Q: I think the key point will be how to take control against Kashiwa Reysol.A team that plays interesting soccer and while it's important to see who retains the ball I believe the key to winning is how to take the ball from the opponent and how to turn the opponent who comes to take it into a chance I think there will be more situations where each player plays man-to-man so I believe individual breakthroughs and choices in play will create differences against the opponent we conceded a goal in the second half and lost.In recent matches we have been able to create good opportunities in the first half but we have not been able to finish them off and ended up conceding goals in the second half I believe there are more things we can improve We need to ensure that we can play in the second half like we did in the first half Mistakes become more noticeable when we get tired and we often see scenes where we concede goals from those mistakes and we can see the areas that need improvement Q: We have been experiencing consecutive matches with goals conceded mistakes in judgment have led to goals conceded so if we find ourselves in a situation where we are being pressed I think it is necessary to use long balls to force the opponent to turn backward so I believe we needed to consider that in our play Q: Please tell us your impression of Kashiwa Reysol.While firmly maintaining possession of the ball We want to challenge ourselves to secure the first goal while also managing risks properly to avoid conceding Q: How will you approach the match at the Japan National Stadium?As the matches progress We are able to create good opportunities in front of the goal I have been able to pass not only to the feet of the forwards but also behind the opponents so I want to continue to work on that aspect while it is important to challenge ourselves we must eliminate our mistakes in terms of quality so I believe we need to keep pushing forward [Updated on 3/27]・The details of the "Kiraboshi Booth" have been published.・Information about the 'Development Fund Presentation Ceremony' has been posted 10 match vs Kashiwa Reysol (kick-off at 19:00 / Japan National Stadium) we will hold the 'Kiraboshi Bank Day' with the sponsorship of our official partner Please come to Japan National Stadium with your friends 2025 (Friday)2025 Meiji Yasuda J1 LeagueSec 10 FC Tokyo vs Kashiwa Reysol(19:00 Kick-off / Japan National Stadium) Presenting the Original Mesh Pouch!In commemoration of the 'Kiraboshi Bank Day' event the first 20,000 attendees will receive an 'Original Mesh Pouch' as a gift It can be used as a small item holder for stationery Distribution TimeFrom gate opening until the end of halftime *Will end as soon as supplies run out.Distribution LocationEach entrance gate※Not distributed on the visitor side 2.A lottery will be held at the 'Kiraboshi Booth' where you can win signed merchandise!Those who present the follow screen of the Kiraboshi Group's digital bank "UI Bank" official X (@UIbank_official) will receive an "original sticker" as a gift for the first 500 people!In addition we will hold a lottery for 5 people who present the repost screen of the eligible post where you can win a "replica uniform signed by the player."Please come to the "Kiraboshi Booth" on the day of the event [Implementation Time]15:00 to 19:00 (until kickoff)※The campaign will end as soon as the prizes run out 3.Development Fund Presentation CeremonyIn support of one of FC Tokyo's club visions which is the healthy physical and mental development of youth through soccer and the promotion of sports culture a development fund for children will be presented to the club by Kiraboshi Bank 4/25 (Fri) G Osaka Match Japan National Stadium Map Regarding Viewing Manners for the Hiroshima Match on 5/25 (Sunday) Notice of advancement to the 3rd Round of the 2025 J.League YBC Levain Cup 1st Round Notice of the 'JTB Day' event for the match against Kobe on 5/10 (Saturday) 4/11 (Fri) Kashiwa Match Japan National Stadium Map Road construction status around Japan National Stadium 3/29 (Sat) Kawasaki Match Access Information PERFORMANCE: Guma' Kinahulo Atdao na Tåno’ and cultural musician Vince San Nicolas performed at the Kashiwa de International Exchange Festa in Japan Mayors’ Council of Guam Executive Director Angel Sablan Guam Visitors Bureau President and CEO Carl Gutierrez Inalåhan Mayor Anthony Chargualaf and his wife attended the Kashiwa de International Exchange Festa in Japan STUDENT EXCHANGE: Mayors’ Council of Guam and Guam Visitors Bureau officials met with the Kashiwa International Relations Association and discussed the restart of the student exchange and homestay programs between Guam and Japan A Guam dance team made its way to the Kashiwa de International Exchange Festa held in Japan's Kashiwa city to promote international relations between Guam and Japan a release from the Guam Visitors Bureau announced The festival was organized by the Kashiwa International Relations Association and was held from Nov Twenty performers in the Guam Chamorro Dance Academy who are also a part of Guma’ Kinahulo Atdao na Tåno’ danced and chanted during the festival's grand finale Also present were Mayors' Council of Guam members said he was proud to share the CHamoru culture with other parts of the world “After witnessing the Japan Guma’ Kinahulo Atdao na Tåno’ with its Japanese song and dance students performing to the CHamoru songs played by Inalåhan’s Vince San Nicolas I now have a more profound and deeper appreciation and utmost respect for those individuals here on our island of Guam who are perpetuating and exhibiting our CHamoru culture,” said Chargualaf This is the first time the event has taken place since the COVID-19 pandemic and marked the 30th anniversary of the Kashiwa-Guam friendship city exchange program “The performance was so moving and overwhelming I am now motivated to learn the lyrics and movements of the bendision (blessing) and I 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Enjoy the game with various special tickets that can only be enjoyed at the Japan National Stadium ・AKRacing PITA Side Seat Overview here・Overview of seats with lounge is here・Overview of cushioned seats is here □ "AKRacing Pitch Side Seat" Overview Sit in the high-performance chair "AKRacing" created by our official partner and enjoy watching the game from the sidelines!Please experience the special seats where you can sit on the bench seats actually used by the players and enjoy the exciting pitch up close 【Seat Features】① You can watch the match while sitting on the AKRacing bench seat actually used by FC Tokyo players during home games!② The pitch is right in front of you and this is the seat closest to the pitch at the Japan National Stadium!Selling PriceMember Price29,800 yenGeneral Price30,200 yen【Sales】18 seats【Meeting Place・Meeting Time】Details for the day will be sent via email to the J.League ID registered email address used at the time of purchase by April 7 (Monday) at 18:00.※Please note that if you unsubscribe from FC Tokyo you may not receive emails.[Notes]・This is the cheering section for FC Tokyo You cannot watch the game wearing the visiting team's uniform or merchandise.・Knee-level viewing for preschool children is not allowed in PITA seats Please purchase one seat per person.- If you are watching the game from the pitch-side seats there is a possibility that you may not be able to see a part of the pitch due to advertising boards Please purchase with this in mind.・Due to the nature of the seats there is a possibility that the ball may come flying We cannot be held responsible for any injuries so please keep your eyes on the ball at all times and be sure to pay sufficient attention to its whereabouts when seated in the pitch-side seats Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.・After being guided to the pitch-side seat you will not be able to return to the concourse Please purchase goods and food and drinks before the meeting time and come to the meeting place.- You cannot watch the game with an umbrella please bring a poncho or raincoat and enjoy the game.・Cheering while standing during the game is prohibited as it may obstruct the view of customers in the stands.- Bringing in food and drinks is prohibited Only drinking water is allowed in your seat.・We may refuse entry to those who are drinking alcohol.- Flags and musical instruments are not allowed to be brought in and uniforms are allowed to be worn.- Participation with spiked shoes or high heels with pointed heels is not allowed.・Photography and video recording on the pitch during the match are not allowed.・Please note that we may use photos or videos taken of customers watching the game at our club or in the J-League or general media so please be aware of this in advance.- Please watch the game from the pitch-side seats according to the staff's guidance We appreciate your understanding and cooperation □ "Lounge Seat North Side" OverviewThis is a special area with seats equipped with armrest cushions and a lounge that can be used exclusively by purchasers similar to the VIP lounge on the two-tier main stand side We provide free drinks from the opening until the end of halftime Only those who hold a pair seat annual ticket can purchase at a discounted price.Sales Number174 seatsNote: The plan with the experience event is limited to 30 seats.Due to procurement circumstances the plan with meal boxes will be available for sale until April 2 (Wednesday).[About the Experience Event]This will be the match against Kashiwa Reysol at Japan National Stadium since FC Tokyo won the title in the '2020 J League YBC Levain Cup Final Round'!In connection with this everyone who purchases the 'Experience Event Included' lounge seats will be able to participate in the 'Cup Up Event'.<What is the Cup Up Event>This is an event where participants take photos holding the championship trophy of the 2020 J League YBC Levain Cup.This time TOKYO DOROMPA is also participating!Let's take a photo holding the championship cup with TOKYO DOROMPA!The cup-up event is scheduled to start 90 minutes before kickoff (around 17:30) Please note that if you cannot arrive at the lounge of the Japan National Stadium by the above time you will not be able to participate in the event.We will provide information to everyone who purchased the lounge seat experience event.[Exclusive Gift for Purchasers]A postcard will be given exclusively to those who purchase lounge seats!All customers with the meal box plan will receive a postcard signed by the players as a gift.※Players who have signed cannot be selected.[Notes]・This is the cheering section for FC Tokyo Wearing and cheering for the visiting team's uniform and goods is not allowed.- Food and drinks are allowed in the lounge but only free drinks (including alcohol) will be provided so those who wish to have a meal should prepare it themselves Tables and chairs for dining are available but please be aware that there is a limited number.・If there are actions that hinder the safety and comfort within the lounge (such as excessive drinking etc.) or actions that may cause discomfort or inconvenience to other customers there may be cases where the use of the lounge is restricted.・Preschool children can watch the game for free up to one child per adult (no free drinks included) A ticket is required if you want to use a seat □ "Cushioned Seats" OverviewYou can watch the game from the seats with armrest cushions on the 2nd layer of the main stand side Selling PriceMember Price10,800 yenGeneral Price11,200 yen【Sales】North side: 102 seatsSouth side: 320 seats[Notes]・The north side is designated as the FC Tokyo cheering section Wearing and cheering for the visiting team's uniforms and merchandise is not allowed.・The south side is a mixed seating area It is an area where both FC Tokyo and visiting team's uniforms and merchandise can be worn.・Both north and south lounges are not available for use