Japanese J.League

FT Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Kyoto Purple Sanga LLLLL 0
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Montedio Yamagata LWLDD 1
1st2ndT
Kyoto PS000
Montedio Yam011
Yamagata Park Stadium

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-1

Lineups

Montedio Yam

  1. 17Kentaro Sato
  2. 1Kenta ShimizuG
  3. 2Ryo KobayashiD
  4. Kazuya MaedaD
  5. 4Shogo NishikawaD
  6. 13Tatsuya IshikawaD
  7. 19Masaru AkibaM
  8. 8Chikashi MasudaM
  9. 7Katsuyuki MiyazawaM
  10. 10Yuzo TashiroF
  11. 11Tomotaka KitamuraF

Substitutes

  1. Yuta Suzuki
  2. 3Hidenori Ishii
  3. 24Shun Ito
  4. 14Takuya MiyamotoM
  5. 5Tomi ShimomuraM
  6. 16Byung-suk KimM
  7. 15Yu HasegawaF

Kyoto PS

  1. Atsutaka Nakamura
  2. Taisuke Nakamura
  3. Naohito HiraiG
  4. Tatsuya MasushimaD
  5. 5Kwak Tae-HwiD
  6. Hiroki MizumotoD
  7. 6Yuta SomeyaD
  8. 15Hiroki NakayamaM
  9. 9Junior DutraM
  10. 10Gama DiegoM
  11. Yasumasa NishinoF

Substitutes

  1. 29Tatsuya MoritaG
  2. Shun MorishitaD
  3. Makoto KakudaD
  4. 11Shingo SuzukiM
  5. Daigo WatanabeM
  6. Jun AndoM
  7. Atsushi YanagisawaF

Timeline

  1. 23'
  2. 46'
  3. 51'
  4. 66'
  5. 72'
  6. 82'
  7. 90'
  8. 90'

Japanese J1 League News

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