Japanese J.League

FT Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Montedio Yamagata LDLLW 2
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Sanfrecce Hiroshima LWWDL 3
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Montedio Yam112
SAN213
Big Arch

Head to Head

SAN leads series 3-1

Lineups

SAN

  1. 21Shusaku NishikawaG
  2. Ryota MoriwakiD
  3. Koji MorisakiM
  4. 8Kazuyuki MorisakiM
  5. 14Mihael MikicM
  6. 35Koji NakajimaM
  7. 16Satoru YamagishiM
  8. David MujiriM
  9. 11Hisato SatoF
  10. 9Tadanari LeeF
  11. 19Kohei MoritaF

Montedio Yam

  1. 28Tetsuro Ota
  2. 3Hidenori Ishii
  3. 17Kentaro Sato
  4. 24Shun Ito
  5. 20Yuki UekusaG
  6. 4Shogo NishikawaD
  7. 2Ryo KobayashiD
  8. 14Takuya MiyamotoM
  9. 29Tomoyasu HiroseM
  10. Yuji FunayamaM
  11. Tetsuyo OkuboF

Timeline

  1. 27'
  2. 33'
  3. 43'
  4. 64'
  5. 72'
  6. 72'
  7. 74'
  8. 80'
  9. 90'

Japanese J1 League News

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