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Japan Samurai Blue training camp selectees / 日本代表候補 – Chiba, March 7-9
Goalkeepers – Higashiguchi (Gamba), Nishikawa (Reds), Rokutan (Albirex), Hayashi (Tosu)
Defenders – Makino (Reds), Morishige (FC Tokyo), Yonekura (Gamba), Fujiharu (Gamba), Shiotani, Maruyama, Kurumaya, Shoji, Ueda
Midfielders – Kashiwagi (Reds), Endo (Yasushi – Antlers), Endo (Wataru – Reds), Muto (Yuki – Reds), Yonemoto (FC Tokyo), Shibasaki (Gaku – Antlers)
Forwards – Kohrogi (Reds, yes, that is how it is spelled officially, these days), Kobayashi (Frontale), Kanazaki (Antlers), Nagai (Grampus), Saito (F•Marinos), Usami (Gamba), Asano (Sanfrecce)
日本代表候補
G K 東口順昭 / 西川周作 / 六反勇治 / 林彰洋
D F 槙野智章 / 森重真人 / 米倉恒貴 / 藤春廣輝 / 塩谷司 丸 / 山祐市 車 / 屋紳太郎 / 昌子源 / 植田直通
MF 柏木陽介 / 遠藤康 / 武藤雄樹 / 米本拓司 / 柴崎岳 / 遠藤航
FW 興梠慎三 / 小林悠 / 金崎夢生 / 永井謙佑 / 齋藤学 / 宇佐美貴史 / 浅野拓磨
Matchday 2 ACL 2016 Group Stage highlights
FC Tokyo v Binh Duong (Vietnam)
FC Seoul v Sanfrecce Hiroshima
Gamba Osaka 1-1 Melbourne Victory (Australia)
Pohang Steelers v Urawa Reds
J.League shirts 2016 – an ongoing post.
First up we have Sanfrecce Hiroshima – fitting, since they are the reigning champions… Enjoy the new kits!
Matsumoto Yamaga were relegated last season. Here’s what they’ll be wearing in J2. Green home, white away, red and blue are the ‘keepers’ gear!
Graphic for Shimizu S-Pulse home shirt for their J2 season in 2016.
And S-Pulse neighbours Jubilo Iwata, who have switched places with them in J1 for 2016.
Vissel Kobe home and away, with a special close-up on their home shirt, too.
Kawasaki Frontale 2016 20th Anniversary “Gremio” shirt!
Kawasaki Frontale Home, away, “cup” shirts
V-Varen Nagasaki home (orange) and away
Yokohama F•Marinos home (blue), away (pink) and three cool GK shirts
Albirex Niigata home (orange) and away
Ventforet Kofu home (blue) and away
Kashiwa Reysol home (yellow) and blue GK shirt
Urawa Reds
Thespakusatsu Gunma home (blue away (white) and two GK shirts
FC Tokyo home / away authentic version
Nagoya Grampus home and away
Kashima Antlers home (red) and away
Fujieda MYFC home
Nara Club (JFL), home, away, GK
Montedio Yamagata away
Mito HollyHock home (blue) and away
Zweigen Kanazawa home
AFC Champions league 2016 Groups (almost) finalised
AFC Champions League 2016
The only Japanese team with a fixed place in the 2016 AFC Champions League before the Emperor’s Cup victory – Sanfrecce Hiroshima – are in Group F with FC Seoul and Buriram United, plus a play-off winner to be determined.
With Gamba’s Emperor’s Cup victory over Urawa Reds the Osaka team slot into Group G of the 2016 AFC Champions League where they will face Melbourne Victory, Suwon Samsung Bluewings, and another from February’s playoffs.
Emperor’s Cup runners-up Urawa Red Diamonds, meanwhile, slip into Group H where they will meet reigning champions Guangzhou Evergrande, Sydney FC, and the winner of a Playoff that could well be (should be?) Pohang Steelers.
Meanwhile, a place in Group E is up for grabs by FC Tokyo – Japan’s fourth team in the competition – should they beat the winner of the clash between Chonburi and Yangon United in their playoff 2 on February 9th.
Group E
1. Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (Korea)
2. Jiangsu Sainty (China)
3. Becamex Binh Duong (Vietnam)
4. Winner Playoff 2 (FC Tokyo?!)
Group F
1. Sanfrecce Hiroshima
2. FC Seoul (Korea)
3. Buriram United (Thailand)
4. Winner Playoff 3
Group G
1. Melbourne Victory (Australia)
2. Gamba Osaka
3. Suwon Samsung Bluewings (Korea)
4. Winner Playoff 4
Group H
1. Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2. Sydney FC (Australia)
3. Urawa Reds
4. Winner Playoff East 1
Playoff Stage – East (February 9, 2016)
FC Tokyo v Winner of Chonburi (Thailand) v Yangon United (Myanmar)
The Final J-Talk Podcast of 2015
After last weekend’s thrilling conclusion to the J.League season Sean Carroll, Bryan Cooper and Dave Brooks guest on the final J-Talk for 2015.
In Part 1 (to 33:35) Sean recaps Hiroshima’s J1 title win and muses on the future of the two-stage and playoff formats, in Part 2 Bryan discusses Fukuoka’s J1 promotion playoff victory, and finally in Part 3 Dave reviews Machida’s second leg and aggregate win in the J2/J3 playout.
Emperor’s Cup 4th Round / Last 16 Highlights
Vissel Kobe 1-0 Yokohama F•Marinos
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Machida Zelvia 1-7 Urawa Reds
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Gamba Osaka 2-0 Kawasaki Frontale
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Kashiwa Reysol 2-1 Ventforet Kofu (After Extra Time)
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Vegalta Sendai 2-1 Matsumoto Yamaga
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Tokushima Vortis 1-2 Sanfrecce Hiroshima
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FC Tokyo 2-0 Mito HollyHock
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Sagan Tosu 4-3 Montedio Yamagata
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Jeonbuk Motors 0-0 Gamba Osaka
Jeonbuk Motors 0-0 Gamba Osaka
Gamba Osaka came out of this AFC Champions league quarter final with a goalless draw, which should not be considered a bad result, but an all-important away goal was not in the stars tonight.
It was the big Brazilian who had a decent low shot saved early in the second half, while Usami and Kurata also had half chances as Gamba’s possession and passing game started to look like it might reap dividends but then, just as it seemed more likely that the away team would make the breakthrough, Jeonbuk poured forward and found space and a final mis-cued shot/pass found Lee Dong-gook with the goal at his mercy on the far post, but he put the ball wide from yards out.
Myojin had been felled twice, but got up and played on each time and when Yosuke Ideguchi was called on from the bench it was a surprise to see Hiroyuki Abe replaced. Kudos to Myojin for an excellent veteran’s performance when it mattered!
And so to the 2nd leg, which will take place at Banpaku on Wednesday, September 16th. Konno will be back and available, but Gamba will have to do without Usami, who picked up his second booking of the knockout stage and will be suspended.
Team – Higashiguchi, Niwa, Iwashita, Kim, Fujiharu, Myojin, Endo, Abe (Ideguchi, 72), Omori (Kurata, 46), Usami (Lins, 86), Patric
Team sheet and pictures courtesy of the AFC and World Sport Group
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