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Section 2 vs Yokohama F. Marinos "The goal was not scored in the time zone when we controlled the pace"
On the 25th, Urawa Reds went on the road to Nissan Stadium for their second match Yokohama F･Marinos in the Meiji Yasuda Seimei J1 League.
Reds lost 0-2 after conceding a goal in the first half and then playing with vigor and pace for a long period of time, but failed to score a goal, conceding a goal towards the end of the game.
The Reds had some good chances from set pieces and some possession from a well-coordinated midfield defense, but they were gradually pushed back into the game, and after enduring a period of pressure, they conceded a goal in the 18th minute.
After the 30th minute, the team began to win the ball in enemy territory and play more toward the goal. The first half ended with the visitors keeping the pace of the game, with some good possession from the back to beat the opposition press and bring the ball in for a cross, and some close calls from set pieces.
From the start of the second half, Shinzo Koroki replaced Bryan Linssen on the pitch and showed more vigorous play than at the end of the first half.
In the 52nd minute, Atsuki Ito and Ken Iwao pressed to win the ball, and from a through ball by Yoshio Koizumi, David Moberg Karlsson broke into the penalty area. could not get a shot off because the ball was held up as he tried to get past the goalkeeper, but he got the fans/supporters cheering in front of him excited.
In the 57th minute, Koroki dropped back into midfield and sent a floated pass forward. The ball was then passed to Hiroki Sakai who received it in the center of the park, and Koizumi, running in from behind, shot midway with his left foot. The ball rattled the net, but from outside. It did not lead to a goal.
Takahiro Sekine Tomoaki Okubo The second goal came in the 89th minute on a counterattack.
The next game will be their home opener against Cerezo Osaka in the Meiji Yasuda Seimei J1 League, Section 3, at Urawa Komaba Stadium on March 4 (Sat.) at 3:00 p.m.
Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
Reds lost 0-2 after conceding a goal in the first half and then playing with vigor and pace for a long period of time, but failed to score a goal, conceding a goal towards the end of the game.
The Reds had some good chances from set pieces and some possession from a well-coordinated midfield defense, but they were gradually pushed back into the game, and after enduring a period of pressure, they conceded a goal in the 18th minute.
After the 30th minute, the team began to win the ball in enemy territory and play more toward the goal. The first half ended with the visitors keeping the pace of the game, with some good possession from the back to beat the opposition press and bring the ball in for a cross, and some close calls from set pieces.
From the start of the second half, Shinzo Koroki replaced Bryan Linssen on the pitch and showed more vigorous play than at the end of the first half.
In the 52nd minute, Atsuki Ito and Ken Iwao pressed to win the ball, and from a through ball by Yoshio Koizumi, David Moberg Karlsson broke into the penalty area. could not get a shot off because the ball was held up as he tried to get past the goalkeeper, but he got the fans/supporters cheering in front of him excited.
In the 57th minute, Koroki dropped back into midfield and sent a floated pass forward. The ball was then passed to Hiroki Sakai who received it in the center of the park, and Koizumi, running in from behind, shot midway with his left foot. The ball rattled the net, but from outside. It did not lead to a goal.
Takahiro Sekine Tomoaki Okubo The second goal came in the 89th minute on a counterattack.
The next game will be their home opener against Cerezo Osaka in the Meiji Yasuda Seimei J1 League, Section 3, at Urawa Komaba Stadium on March 4 (Sat.) at 3:00 p.m.
Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
