GAME RESULTMatch Results

Sec. 1 March 10, 2019 (Sun)
Audience 4,058 people 
Weather: Rain, low temperature 11.1 degrees, humidity 50% 
Referee: Tatsuya SAKAI Assistant Referees: Akihiro KAMEGAWA / Akinori MATSUO Fourth Official: Hitoshi KANDA

J3 Sec. 1

MIKUNI.S

HOME

Giravanz Kitakyushu

2-0

Match ended

First half1-0

Second half1-0

AWAY

FC Tokyo U-23

Giravanz Kitakyushu FC Tokyo U-23
10' Akira Silvano DISARO'
87' Shintaro KOKUBU
Scorer
58' Yuuki Ikemoto → Shuto Machino
69' Daichi Kawashima → Kenta Fukumori
85' Akira Silvano Disaro' → Shintaro Kokubu
Player substitution 46' Nattawut → Takuya UCHIDA
15 Shoot 5
7 CK 2
11 FK 9
37' Koken KATO
Warning 46' Takuya UCHIDA
80' Arthur SILVA
Expulsion
Giravanz Kitakyushu starting lineup
GK 13 Takuya TAKAHASHI
DF 2 Hiroto Arai
DF 5 Teruoka Masahiro
DF 6 Okamura Kazuya
DF 19 Kawashima Daichi
MF 4 Ryu KAWAKAMI
MF 7 Taira SHIGE
MF 14 Takayuki ARAKAKI
MF 17 Koken KATO
FW 9 Akira Silvano DISARO'
FW 11 Ikegen Tomoki
Giravanz Kitakyushu substitute
GK 1 Kaiho NAKAYAMA
DF 3 Kenta Fukumori
DF 24 Jin IKOMA
DF 26 Daiki Uchikoshi
MF 8 Naito Yohei
MF 25 Shintaro KOKUBU
FW 18 Shuto MACHINO
FC Tokyo U-23 Starting
GK 1 Tsuyoshi KODAMA
DF 49 Shingo Morita
DF 43 Seiji KIMURA
DF 29 Makoto OKAZAKI
DF 42 Kashif BANGNAGANDE
MF 45 Arthur SILVA
MF 44 Manato SHINADA
MF 38 Kobayashi Riku
MF 31 Nattawut
FW 21 Insoo YU
FW 24 Taichi HARA
FC Tokyo U-23 Substitute
GK 41 Taishi Brandon NOZAWA
MF 50 Kim Seong Min
MF 28 Takuya UCHIDA
FW 47 Kubo Seiichiro
FW 48 Miyata Kazumi

[Highlight Video]

[Player and Coach Comments]

Player comments are here

"Tokyo U-23 Tetsu NAGASAWA Coach Press Conference Summary"
"On the same day, at the same time, the top team had a match at Ajinomoto Stadium, but despite that, I would like to express my gratitude here for the fans and supporters who came to today's match. As for the game itself, overall, it was a bit immature. Since it is a young U-23 team, I want to use this as a stepping stone to grow the team. I think it became a game that we must keep in mind."

It was a scene of conceding a goal at the beginning, but that heading shot from the opponent was amazing. However, we also had a solid number of players, so the part where we were attacked with a header was because the opponent was a professional who had their livelihood at stake, not a high school student. There was a discrepancy in strength in that part.
In the second half, we made adjustments and had some decisive chances, but if we can't score goals, there is always the possibility of the opposite happening. This is a golden rule that anyone who knows soccer understands from experience. Whether we can play with that understanding is another matter, and during that time, we almost ended up in a 1-1 situation due to some easy mistakes in the midfield, including just before we were scored against. Arthur SILVA stopped it for us, but overall, our decision-making became a bit naive in the midst of the chaos. Overall, it feels like we were a bit deceived by Kitakyushu's highly organized soccer, but we still have room to grow as a team, and our goal is to see how many players can succeed in the top team. So, we want to approach this as a learning experience."