[Reserve]
GK:20 Ken MURAKAMI
DF:15 Sogo SHINOZUKA, MF:14 Hayato INAMURA, 17 Daiki MOTOYAMA
FW:

Match Report
The Kanto League, which was interrupted due to the 32nd Japan Club Youth Soccer Championship (U-15) Kanto Qualifiers, will resume.
Before the interruption, Fukagawa, who had won three consecutive games and was in good form, wants to accumulate points against Omiya Ardija Junior Youth, who they lost to in the previous match.

【First Half】
The first chance is for Omiya.
5 minutes, Omiya FW successfully breaks through the deep river DF line behind the deep river, who is putting pressure from the front line, and takes a shot but misses the target.
Unable to break through the opponent's defense despite attempting to build up our own rhythm.
On the contrary, Omiya continued to advance into the Fukagawa territory by increasing their possession rate based on high-quality passing and control, leading to a patient period.
In the midst of the opponent's time, after 30 minutes, Anzai steals the opponent's ball and cuts in from the right side.
He takes it all the way to the shot, but is blocked by the GK.
Then, Fukagawa scores unexpectedly.
34 minutes, Anzai, who reacted to the long feed from Shin, keeps the ball on the right side and sends it to Miura, who ran up at the right time.
Miura kicks a sharp cross and lures an own goal, taking the lead.
Fukagawa, who gained momentum with this goal, connected with Shin and Yasuda in the 36th minute, but Nozawa failed to make a shot.
In the 38th minute, Kawaguchi, who broke through the opponent's DF line, almost faced the GK one-on-one but was blocked by the DF.
It was a difficult first half where the opponent took the initiative, but we fought back towards the end and reached halftime.

【Second half】
In the 46th minute, Nozawa, who broke free near the corner, kept the ball and headed towards the goal with his natural pressing, which Fukagawa had grasped the rhythm with.
When this ball is sent to the center, in the end, Kawaguchi shoots but hits the crossbar.
Omiya also had a middle shot from a free kick in the 51st minute, but goalkeeper Kumakura made a save.
The defense line sacrifices their bodies to protect the goal even when this second ball is picked up.
The additional point came in the 54th minute, as Nozawa dropped the feed from Kimura to Anzai with a post-play and dribbled it into the center.
Yasuda creates space here and runs towards the side, then scores a middle shot from a 45-degree angle for the second goal.
Fukagawa, who gained momentum, connected to Anzai, who broke through the defense line, in the 63rd minute. He cut in and swung his right foot, but his shot was saved by the opponent's goalkeeper.
Despite having a 2-point lead, Fukagawa, who creates chances with pressing from the front line, is in the 69th minute.
Nozawa and Anzai put pressure on the opposing DF who holds the ball with their backs turned.
Wellington intercepts the ball from Omiya's sharp sprint in an attempt to continue building up, and then smoothly slides it into the goal for the third point.
After that, there were also defensive efforts by Kimura, but we conceded a goal in the 80th minute and the game ended 3-1.

Although it was a game with remaining challenges in both offense and defense, we will take the result of four consecutive wins in the league as a positive and aim to build on it further.

Thank you for your passionate support for FC Tokyo U-15 Fukagawa today.
Thank you for your continued warm support.