FC Gifu were given the green light to J-League promotion on Wednesday - and they didn't even play a match. Two re-arranged JFL fixtures were nevertheless staged midweek and it was Honda FC who did Gifu a massive favour, fielding a weakened side that crashed 6-0 at home to Ryutsu Keizai University, when a win would have taken Honda into the top four at Gifu's expense. In the other match, champions Sagawa Kyubin SC gained a narrow win over Sagawa Printing.
Wed 28 Nov: Honda FC 0-6 Ryutsu Keizai University
Wed 28 Nov: Sagawa Kyubin SC 1-0 Sagawa Printing
1. Sagawa Kyubin SC 80 (+48)
2. Rosso Kumamoto 66 (+28)
3. Alo's Hokuriku 58 (+15)
4. FC Gifu 57 (+12)
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5. Honda FC 55 (+16)
6. YKK AP 55 (+8)
7. Yokogawa Musashino 54 (+7)
8. JEF Reserves 51 (+5)
9. Tochigi SC 49 (+13)
10. Ryutsu Keizai University 47 (+8)
11. Sagawa Printing 43 (-9)
12. TDK SC 42 (+5)
13. Sony Sendai 41 (-14)
14. Gainare Tottori 39 (-8)
15. Mitsubishi Mizushima 35 (-15)
16. FC Kariya 28 (-22)
17. FC Ryukyu 24 (-45)
18. Arte Takasaki 7 (-52)
Wed 28 Nov: Honda FC 0-6 Ryutsu Keizai University
Wed 28 Nov: Sagawa Kyubin SC 1-0 Sagawa Printing
1. Sagawa Kyubin SC 80 (+48)
2. Rosso Kumamoto 66 (+28)
3. Alo's Hokuriku 58 (+15)
4. FC Gifu 57 (+12)
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5. Honda FC 55 (+16)
6. YKK AP 55 (+8)
7. Yokogawa Musashino 54 (+7)
8. JEF Reserves 51 (+5)
9. Tochigi SC 49 (+13)
10. Ryutsu Keizai University 47 (+8)
11. Sagawa Printing 43 (-9)
12. TDK SC 42 (+5)
13. Sony Sendai 41 (-14)
14. Gainare Tottori 39 (-8)
15. Mitsubishi Mizushima 35 (-15)
16. FC Kariya 28 (-22)
17. FC Ryukyu 24 (-45)
18. Arte Takasaki 7 (-52)
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