Rosso Kumamoto lost ground on JFL leaders Sagawa Kyubin SC in the big game of the day on Saturday, going down 2-1 at home to a YKK AP side who would appear to be doing their level best to impact upon the title race. Midfielder Daisuke Asahi netted the winner in the dying seconds to complete a come-from-behind win for YKK, after Kiyoshi Saito had given Rosso a seventeenth-minute lead.
And promotion hopefuls FC Gifu also threw away an early advantage, eventually losing 2-1 to lowly FC Kariya - a result that could have a serious impact upon Gifu's dreams of a top four finish and a place in J2 next year.
Indeed, they would be out of the promotion places already if Alo's Hokuriku hadn't twice failed to hold on to the lead against TDK SC. A 2-2 draw nevertheless keeps Alo's in fifth on goal difference - while one place and four points below them are JEF Reserves, for whom midfield man Taro Kawano was the scorer in a 1-0 win over an FC Ryukyu side that have now lost four games in a row. One of the teams moving further away from them in the lower half of the table are Sony Sendai, whose recent good form continued as they defeated Mitsubishi Mizushima. But Arte Takasaki are still rooted to the bottom of the division as they lost to Ryutsu Keizai University.
Sat 08 Sep: Alo's Hokuriku 2-2 TDK SC
Sat 08 Sep: Arte Takasaki 1-3 Ryutsu Keizai University
Sat 08 Sep: FC Kariya 2-1 FC Gifu
Sat 08 Sep: JEF Reserves 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sat 08 Sep: Rosso Kumamoto 1-2 YKK AP
Sat 08 Sep: Sony Sendai 2-0 Mitsubishi Mizushima
1. Sagawa Kyubin SC 58 (+38)
2. Rosso Kumamoto 54 (+23)
3. YKK AP 47 (+12)
4. FC Gifu 43 (+8)
5. Alo's Hokuriku 43 (+4)
6. JEF Reserves 39 (+1)
7. Honda FC 38 (+9)
8. Yokogawa Musashino 38 (+5)
9. Ryutsu Keizai University 38 (+1)
10. Tochigi SC 35 (+9)
11. Mitsubishi Mizushima 34 (-4)
12. Sagawa Printing 33 (-2)
13. Sony Sendai 31 (-14)
14. TDK SC 30 (+2)
15. Gainare Tottori 27 (-8)
16. FC Kariya 26 (-15)
17. FC Ryukyu 20 (-33)
18. Arte Takasaki 6 (-36)
And promotion hopefuls FC Gifu also threw away an early advantage, eventually losing 2-1 to lowly FC Kariya - a result that could have a serious impact upon Gifu's dreams of a top four finish and a place in J2 next year.
Indeed, they would be out of the promotion places already if Alo's Hokuriku hadn't twice failed to hold on to the lead against TDK SC. A 2-2 draw nevertheless keeps Alo's in fifth on goal difference - while one place and four points below them are JEF Reserves, for whom midfield man Taro Kawano was the scorer in a 1-0 win over an FC Ryukyu side that have now lost four games in a row. One of the teams moving further away from them in the lower half of the table are Sony Sendai, whose recent good form continued as they defeated Mitsubishi Mizushima. But Arte Takasaki are still rooted to the bottom of the division as they lost to Ryutsu Keizai University.
Sat 08 Sep: Alo's Hokuriku 2-2 TDK SC
Sat 08 Sep: Arte Takasaki 1-3 Ryutsu Keizai University
Sat 08 Sep: FC Kariya 2-1 FC Gifu
Sat 08 Sep: JEF Reserves 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sat 08 Sep: Rosso Kumamoto 1-2 YKK AP
Sat 08 Sep: Sony Sendai 2-0 Mitsubishi Mizushima
1. Sagawa Kyubin SC 58 (+38)
2. Rosso Kumamoto 54 (+23)
3. YKK AP 47 (+12)
4. FC Gifu 43 (+8)
5. Alo's Hokuriku 43 (+4)
6. JEF Reserves 39 (+1)
7. Honda FC 38 (+9)
8. Yokogawa Musashino 38 (+5)
9. Ryutsu Keizai University 38 (+1)
10. Tochigi SC 35 (+9)
11. Mitsubishi Mizushima 34 (-4)
12. Sagawa Printing 33 (-2)
13. Sony Sendai 31 (-14)
14. TDK SC 30 (+2)
15. Gainare Tottori 27 (-8)
16. FC Kariya 26 (-15)
17. FC Ryukyu 20 (-33)
18. Arte Takasaki 6 (-36)
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