Okayama v FC Tokyo

2025 Japanese J1 League

Fagiano OkayamaOkayamaOKA

4-2-3, 14 PTS

FC TokyoFC TokyoFCT

2-2-5, 8 PTS

Ryo Tabei - 61'

49
Brodersen
15
Kudo
18
Tagami
4
Abe
50
Kato
3
Fujii
24
Fujita
28
Matsumoto
8
Esaka
27
Kimura
22
Ichimi

No.Name
49Svend Brodersen
18Daichi Tagami
15Kota Kudo
4Kaito Abe 5Yasutaka Yanagi
3Kaito Fujii 14Ryo Tabei
24Ibuki Fujita
50Hijiri Kato
28Masaya Matsumoto
22Kazunari Ichimi 99Lucas Marcos Meireles
8Ataru Esaka 33Yuta Kamiya
27Takaya Kimura 19Hiroto Iwabuchi

Substitutes
13Junki Kanayama
23Riku Saga
7Ryo Takeuchi
45Noah Browne

41
Nozawa
44
Henrique
47
Kimura
32
Doi
7
Anzai
18
Hashimoto
8
Koh
99
Shirai
33
Tawaratsumida
39
Nakagawa
16
Sato

No.Name
41Taishi Nozawa
47Seiji Kimura
44Henrique
32Kanta Doi
18Kento Hashimoto 10Keigo Higashi
8Takahiro Koh
7Soma Anzai 30Teppei Oka
99Kosuke Shirai
16Kein Sato 14Keita Yamashita
33Kota Tawaratsumida 19Marcelo Ryan
39Teruhito Nakagawa 53Maki Kitahara

Substitutes
28Leon Nozawa
13Go Hatano
27Kyota Tokiwa
4Yasuki Kimoto

JFE Harenokuni Stadium

12:00 AM, April 6, 2025

Okayama, Japan

Attendance: 15,073

Referees:
Futoshi Nakamura

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Kashima Antlers	38	23	7	8	+27	76
Kashiwa Reysol	38	21	12	5	+26	75
Kyoto Sanga	38	19	11	8	+22	68
Sanfrecce Hiroshima	38	20	8	10	+18	68
Vissel Kobe	38	18	10	10	+13	64
Machida Zelvia	38	17	9	12	+14	60
Urawa Red Diamonds	38	16	11	11	+6	59
Kawasaki Frontale	38	15	12	11	+10	57
Gamba Osaka	38	17	6	15	-2	57
Cerezo Osaka	38	14	10	14	+3	52
FC Tokyo	38	13	11	14	-7	50
Avispa Fukuoka	38	12	12	14	-4	48
Fagiano Okayama	38	12	9	17	-9	45
Shimizu S-Pulse	38	11	11	16	-10	44
Yokohama F. Marinos	38	12	7	19	-1	43
Nagoya Grampus	38	11	10	17	-12	43
Tokyo Verdy 1969	38	11	10	17	-18	43
Yokohama FC	38	9	8	21	-18	35
Shonan Bellmare	38	8	8	22	-27	32
Albirex Niigata	38	4	12	22	-31	24

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