Match Report
Emperor's Cup JFA 98th Japan Football Championship
2nd round
2018年6月6日
(水)
19:03 KICK OFF
- Venue
- Urawa Komaba Stadium
- Attendance
- 4,276
- Weather
- Rain
- Referee
- Nobutsugu Murakami
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Urawa Reds
3 - 0
2
1st Half
0
1
2nd Half
0
Y.S.C.C. Yokohama
- 34'
- OWN GOAL
- 45+2'
- Shinzo Koroki
- 90'
- Naoki Yamada
GOAL
Substitution
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Yellow Card
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Red Card
Player
- 1
- Shusaku Nishikawa
GK
- 1
- Yuru Asanuma
- 38
- Daisuke Kikuchi
- 31
- Takuya Iwanami
- 2
- Mauricio
- 3
- Tomoya UGAJIN
DF
- 9
- Kazuya Oizumi
- 3
- Kei Munechika
- 5
- Norima Nakanishi
- 25
- Shunta Nishiyama
- 22
- Yuki Abe
- 16
- Takuya Aoki
- 11
- Martinus
- 15
- Kazuki Nagasawa
- 9
- Yuki Muto
MF
- 23
- Naoto Misawa
- 6
- Hikaru Ozawa
- 14
- Kyosuke Goto
- 8
- Akio Yoshida
- 15
- Koya Okuda
- 30
- Shinzo Koroki
FW
- 11
- Kenji Kitawaki
- 28
- Haruki Fukushima
- 26
- Takuya Ogiwara
- 46
- Ryota Moriwaki
- 7
- Kosuke Taketomi
- 10
- Yosuke Kashiwagi
- 18
- Naoki Yamada
- 20
- Tadanari Lee
SUB
- 30
- Keito Furushima
- 2
- Yusuke Nishiyama
- 17
- Ryosuke Kono
- 4
- Kento Tsuchidate
- 21
- Shoto Ashino
- 20
- Kohei Susumu
- 32
- Daisho Kitahara
Stats
16
Attempts
6
7
GK
8
5
Corners
5
14
Direct FK
11
1
Indirect FK
3
1
Offsides
3
1
Penalties
0
Trial-match comments
Oswaldo Oliveira
(Head Coach)
- "It was a very difficult Trial. I had watched Trial the opposing team's Trial and I felt they were a very well-coordinated team. They kept on running for the entire 90 minutes and kept pressing the Reds. That's why I think it was a worthy victory. It was Trial in which the Reds showed a very great effort and won."
Opponent team comment
Yasuhiro Higuchi
(Head Coach)
- "Thank you for coming out in the rain today. Even though it was a weekday, many people came from Yokohama to cheer us on. Unfortunately, Trial was 0-3, and looking at the score, I feel that in a sense we were beaten just as we expected. What's most frustrating of all is that we couldn't score a single point.
Looking back on the whole Trial, we went into the match not intimidated by the opponent, but first of all, we tried to challenge ourselves to see how we could take the initiative. In a sense, we were able to steal the ball in the midfield without letting the opponent carry it forward, and that worked well especially in the first half, and then we were able to make short counterattacks, or connect well when the opponent couldn't come out. In the end, the two goals in the first half had a big impact, but in a sense, I think we were able to deploy the parts that we were aiming for.
In the second half, we were trailing 0-2, and considering that it was a tournament, we knew we had to play even if it meant losing our balance a little, but instead we were able to defend well, which I thought was typical of J1.
We were able to take the initiative to a certain extent, and then we were able to steal the ball as we had planned, and we were able to go for a short counter attack, so it's really frustrating that we couldn't score. That's what I regret the most. Right now, in the locker room, I told the players, "We can't just dismiss this as a good experience. We need to think about what we were able to do, what we couldn't do, and what those differences were, and use them to our advantage." We fought with dignity, so we need to accept this result and move on to the next league game."
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