Japanese J.League

FT Friday, December 3, 2010
Kashima Antlers WWDLW 1
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Montedio Yamagata LDDWD 1
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KAN011
Montedio Yam101
Yamagata Park Stadium

Head to Head

KAN leads series 2-0-2

Lineups

Montedio Yam

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

KAN

  1. 21SogahataG
  2. 7Toru AraibaD
  3. 3Daiki IwamasaD
  4. 19Masahiko InohaD
  5. 32Tomohiko MiyazakiD
  6. 6Koji NakataM
  7. 40Mitsuo OgasawaraM
  8. 8Takuya NozawaM
  9. 11Silva de Mello Fellype GabrielM
  10. 13Shinzo KorokiM
  11. 18Marcos Gomes De Araujo MarquinhosF

Timeline

  1. 16'
  2. 53'
  3. 74'
  4. 76'
  5. 76'
  6. 83'
  7. 85'
  8. 87'
  9. 90'

Japanese J1 League News

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