GAME RESULTGame Result

Sec. 32 2019/11/24 (Sun)
Audience 765 people 
Weather cloudy, weak temperature 18.6 degrees humidity 68% 
Referee: Shingo KUNIYOSHI Assistant Referee: Mitsuru OYA / Takuya YOKOYAMA Fourth Official: Kengo KUROKAWA

J3 Sec. 32

YANMAR STADIUM

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Cerezo Osaka U-23

2-0

Match Finished

First Half0-0

Second half2-0

AWAY

FC Tokyo U-23

Cerezo Osaka U-23 FC Tokyo U-23
59' Hayato Onozawa
90'+1 Shota FUJIO
Scorer
60' Tawan → Nagi Matsumoto
77' Motohiko Nakajima → Shota Fujio
86' Mizuki Ando → Ryuya Nishio
Player Substitution 46' Jael → Riku Kobayashi
62' Nattawut → Kiichi Yajima
69' Kiwara Miyazaki → Kojiro Yasuda
14 Shoot 10
4 CK 2
10 FK 10
56' Tatsuki SEKO
Warning 22' Nattawut
63' Rio OMORI
Ejected
Cerezo Osaka U-23Starting Lineup
GK 45 Shu MOGI
DF 15 Tatsuki SEKO
DF 29 Kakeru FUNAKI
DF 38 Masataka Nishimoto
DF 50 Momotaro Riei
MF 19 Ryuji SAWAKAMI
MF 28 Motohiko NAKAJIMA
MF 36 Axe Sawahayato
MF 39 Maruoka Mitsuru
FW 33 Dawhan
FW 40 Mizuki ANDO
Cerezo Osaka U-23Substitute
GK 46 Koki Orisaka
DF 43 Ryuya NISHIO
DF 49 Hayashida Kaito
MF 41 Nagi MATSUMOTO
MF 48 Takaya YOSHINARE
MF 54 Yoshi YOSHIDA
FW 42 Shota FUJIO
FC Tokyo U-23 Starting Lineup
GK 41 Taishi Brandon NOZAWA
DF 22 Takumi NAKAMURA
DF 43 Seiji KIMURA
DF 53 Rio OMORI
DF 54 Sota OSAKO
MF 42 Tokiwaka Kouta
MF 44 Manato SHINADA
MF 24 Taichi HARA
MF 19 Kiwara MIYAZAKI
FW 31 Nattawut
FW 16 Jael
FC Tokyo U-23Substitute
GK 51 Kenshi Iizuka
DF 49 Soya Yumoto
DF 47 Tetsuhei Oka
MF 50 Yasuda Torishiro
MF 38 Riku KOBAYASHI
FW 23 Kiichi YAJIMA

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【Player/Coach Comments】

Player comments can be found here

"Tokyo U-23 Tetsu Nagasawa Manager Press Conference Summary"

"We are grateful to all the fans and supporters who came to support us yesterday in the J1 League, following our previous match. However, we deeply apologize for not being able to win."

The match was surprising because the opponent had a 3-back formation, but in the first half, we lost the ball inside the opponent's defensive block and were often caught on the counter. We couldn't play according to the priority of attacking moves such as making uncomfortable movements for the opponent and taking advantage of the defensive space. We lost the ball to the opponent's 3-back formation and were cleared many times, so we were often under attack without being able to change the flow. However, the young defense line worked hard in the final part. I think it's a good thing that we were able to withstand even in a difficult situation, and I believe it's because the U-18 players have grown compared to the early season.

I was hoping to score after conceding a goal, but when the defense formation was set up in the backline, I had to move the three center backs, but the play continued in front of them. I took several shots, but they were all limited in shooting lanes, so it was difficult to score. Once, Riku Kobayashi managed to get behind the opponent's defense line and create a chance, but we needed to repeat such plays more and confuse the opponent or make them uncomfortable, but we couldn't do that. We ended up choosing only safe plays and fell into the typical game development where the opponent scored a second goal while we were trying to score. Even though we knew in our heads what we needed to do in a situation like today, it is important for young players to be able to demonstrate it in their play, regardless of whether they receive a pass from their teammates or not. In terms of perseverance and cunningness to continue taking action, the opponent was superior.

We are very disappointed to have lost to the U-23 team, but it is our mission to use this as a stepping stone. I have just conveyed harsh words to the players in the locker room, but I want to firmly accept this game and prepare for the next one.