Japanese J.League

Vegalta Sendai vs Tokushima Vortis, 2021 Japanese J1 League

· Japanese J.League
Vegalta Sendai
    FT
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    Tokushima Vortis
    • 90': Hidenori Ishii

    About

    Vegalta Sendai are hosting Tokushima Vortis at Yurtec Stadium Sendai, Sendai, Japan, starting on . The match is a part of the Japanese J.League.

    Game Information

    Competition: Japanese J.League

    Venue: Yurtec Stadium Sendai
    Location: Sendai, Japan
    Attendance: 4,613

    Line-Ups

    VEG Vegalta Sendai

    No. Name
    27 Jakub Slowik (GK)
    3 Naoya Fukumori
    16 Kyohei Yoshino Yellow Card
    4 Koji Hachisuka
    5 Hisashi Appiah Tawiah
    7 Kunimitsu Sekiguchi
    8 Yoshiki Matsushita
    6 Rikiya Uehara
    26 Chihiro Kato
    42 Cayman Togashi
    11 Shuhei Akasaki
    Vegalta Sendai Substitutes:
    Ryoma Kida, Takumi Mase, Shingo Tomita, Nedeljko Stojisic, Felippe Cardoso, Shogo Nakahara, Takuma Nishimura.

    TVO Tokushima Vortis

    No. Name
    21 Naoto Kamifukumoto (GK)
    15 Takeru Kishimoto
    14 Cacá
    20 Shota Fukuoka
    5 Hidenori Ishii
    37 Akira Hamashita
    24 Kazuki Nishiya
    23 Tokuma Suzuki
    8 Ken Iwao
    9 Mushaga Bakenga
    17 Kazunari Ichimi
    Tokushima Vortis Substitutes:
    Yudai Konishi, Dusan Cvetinovic, Shiryu Fujiwara, Joel Chima Fujita, Yuki Kakita, Diego, Toru Hasegawa.

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