Japanese J.League

FT Friday, February 22, 2019
FC Tokyo WDLLD 0
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Kawasaki Frontale WLWWD 0
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TOK000
KAW000
Uvance Todoroki Stadium by Fujitsu · 23,113 att.

Head to Head

TOK leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

KAW

  1. 1Jung Sung-RyongG
  2. 5Shogo TaniguchiD
  3. 26MaguinhoD
  4. 7Shintaro KurumayaD
  5. 3Tatsuki NaraD
  6. 11Yu KobayashiM
  7. 41Akihiro IenagaM
  8. 14Kengo NakamuraM
  9. 6Hidemasa MoritaM
  10. 10Ryota OshimaM
  11. 9Leandro DamiãoF

Substitutes

  1. 21Shota AraiSUB
  2. 2Kyohei NoborizatoSUB
  3. 8Hiroyuki AbeSUB
  4. 25Ao TanakaSUB
  5. 17Kazuaki MawatariSUB
  6. 19Manabu SaitoSUB
  7. 20Kei ChinenSUB

TOK

  1. 33Akihiro HayashiG
  2. 25Ryoya OgawaD
  3. 3Masato MorishigeD
  4. 20Jang Hyun-SooD
  5. 2Sei MuroyaD
  6. 15Takefusa KuboM
  7. 18Kento HashimotoM
  8. 8Yojiro TakahagiM
  9. 10Keigo HigashiM
  10. 9Diego OliveiraF
  11. 11Kensuke NagaiF

Substitutes

  1. 39Kotaro OmoriSUB
  2. 17Na Sang-HoSUB
  3. 23Kiichi YajimaSUB
  4. 27Kyosuke TagawaSUB
  5. 13Go HatanoSUB
  6. 6Kosuke OtaSUB
  7. 5Daiki NiwaSUB

Timeline

  1. 32' Shintaro Kurumaya (Kawasaki Frontale) Yellow Card at 32'
  2. 54' Kazuaki Mawatari (Kawasaki Frontale) Substitution at 54'
  3. 63' Kyosuke Tagawa (FC Tokyo) Substitution at 63'
  4. 66' Kengo Nakamura (Kawasaki Frontale) Yellow Card at 66'
  5. 73' Manabu Saito (Kawasaki Frontale) Substitution at 73'
  6. 77' Kotaro Omori (FC Tokyo) Substitution at 77'
  7. 79' Tatsuki Nara (Kawasaki Frontale) Yellow Card at 79'
  8. 82' Kei Chinen (Kawasaki Frontale) Substitution at 82'
  9. 83' Yojiro Takahagi (FC Tokyo) Yellow Card at 83'
  10. 87' Sang-Ho Na (FC Tokyo) Substitution at 87'
  11. 90'+1' Sang-Ho Na (FC Tokyo) Yellow Card at 91'

Japanese J1 League News

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