"Kazunori YOSHIMOTO"
(It was a game we wanted to win)
"We wanted to win and it was a game we had to win. We have conceded goals in two consecutive games from set pieces, so we need to reflect on that. We need to win games like today's in order to keep up with the top teams. However, there were also some positive aspects, and we want to continue doing well."
(How do you feel about the fear of losing possession in the midfield?)
"Today, we allowed the opponents to have the ball to some extent. We discussed with the players on the wings and in the midfield to maintain good coordination and try to eliminate any dangerous situations at the last moment. There were a few risky moments, but I don't think we were broken down too many times."

"Yoshito OKUBO"
(How was the atmosphere at Todoroki?)
"The atmosphere created by the fans and supporters of both teams was amazing."
(It was your first game in a while, right?)
"I was tired. However, if I don't participate, I won't regain my game sense or physical strength, so I have no choice but to continue playing."
(There were some close scenes in the game)
"Yes, that's true. However, in scenes like the counter-attack, we need more time to think. If we can carry the ball forward like in the scene where I took a shot from outside the box, we can increase our options."
(The team made changes to the system, etc. How do you feel about your comeback?)
"I think it was good because we were able to play a good game until the end. There's nothing we can do about what happened at the end."

"Summary of Yoshiyuki SHINODA's press conference"
"It is very disappointing that we couldn't win and we need to reflect on it. In the first half, there were scenes where we were pushed back, but everyone did a good job of defending while tightening the center. It was good that we switched gears at the start of the second half and showed the attitude to go forward again, and we were able to score a goal."
However, there are many areas to improve, such as scoring one more goal and the continued goal conceded from set plays.
Both teams' fans and supporters created a good atmosphere, and although we wanted to give a victory to the Tokyo supporters, we couldn't do it, and we want to reflect on that again.
There were several scenes where two or three people were able to enter the goal area, so I want to continue doing this.

"Q&A"
Q=We changed the system and I think we were able to give our best performance so far, but we still have been unable to win consecutive matches. How do you feel about the response in that regard?"
"Still, I think that not being able to win means that we, as a group, still have a long way to go, including myself. Of course, we are creating chances to score, but the fact that we haven't been able to score the second goal yet is making the team struggle in the long run. On the other hand, in football, where winning 1-0 is important, I think we need to focus more on set plays and make sure to win. I have asked the players to try changing the system, making some changes to the lineup, and being more clear about what they need to do in order to activate the team in various aspects. We haven't been able to win, but I also feel that we can do more and more, and I have told the players to try various things with a positive mindset."

Q=I think there was strength in the midfield and sharpness in the final counter, but how does the coach himself feel?
"The battle for second balls in the midfield is being done very well by the three players, and also the speed at which Kento HASHIMOTO and Yone YONEMOTO go forward after winning the ball, or the players who came on as substitutes, like Kensuke NAGAI, have raised the intensity. However, although they have shown very good situations in terms of delivering the final pass or shooting, how to take this to contribute to the team's victory, how to take it to the goal. Of course, not only the forward players, but also want to make the build-up from the back smoother and want to move the ball more quickly as a whole. I really want to continue with this power of having two or three players in front of the goal."

Q=This week, there was also an announcement of the retirement of player Kei ISHIKAWA, but he also mentioned that he wants to inspire the team. Can you tell us if there was any impact on today's game?
"Naoya's announcement of his decision was a surprising event, as many people within the team were unaware of it. The feeling that he wants to step up for the team is truly felt throughout the entire team. The players are working hard to run with that feeling on their backs. Everyone is watching Naoya's decision, his past achievements, and his struggles with injuries. Especially the 11 players who played today, the 18 players who made the squad, and even the players who didn't make the squad, I truly believe they approached the game with unity."

"Kawasaki - Toru Oniki's Press Conference Summary"
"First of all, I am honestly frustrated that we couldn't win with many supporters coming to the Tama River Clasico. As for the game, I think we showed a patient fighting spirit this week, but we still conceded goals and got caught on the counterattack several times even after equalizing. We need to tighten our focus once again and unite as a team to fight. It's really disappointing that we couldn't win today."

《Q&A》
Q=I thought you brought in player Shoesmith in the middle and expected him to make a middle shot or kick, but he ended up assisting. Please tell us about the coach's intentions and evaluation.
"He has been in really good form recently. He can receive the ball in tight spaces and shoot from there, and he can add accents in various places. I gave it my all with the expectations you just mentioned."

Q=I think it is important for the team to switch between offense and defense, but please tell me how you feel about that part of today's game.
"I think we were able to play very aggressively in the first half. Although we were not unable to do so in the second half, we still need to switch between offense and defense. We need to think a little more about our attacks. It's difficult to catch up even if we switch, so I think we want to do it more balanced as a team."