There were five JFL matches played on Saturday and not many goals scored - but nevertheless, YKK AP managed to extend their lead to seven points thanks to late efforts against Arte Takasaki from marksman Hiroki Kishida and Kohei Onishi. This was Kishida's eleventh of the season, two more than the whole Takasaki team have managed, in what is turning into something of a disastrous year for the Gunma-based J-League hopefuls, who are now struggling to get into the top half of the JFL.
YKK are the form team as well as the current league leaders, but with recent results that are almost as good are Sagawa Kyubin Osaka, who made it five wins in six matches with a 1-0 scoreline against FC Ryukyu to close the gap between themselves and the top teams. Alo's Hokuriku continue to travel in the opposite direction, their 0-0 draw at Sony Sendai meaning that they now have one win and one goal in their last six games. Yokogawa Musashino meanwhile scraped past JEF Club for their first win in five, while relegation play-off-threatened Ryutsu Keizai University managed a home draw with FC Kariya.
It was very windy at Sagawa Kyubin Osaka - FC Ryukyu, apparently
Sat 27 May: Sony Sendai 0-0 Alo's Hokuriku
Sat 27 May: Arte Takasaki 0-2 YKK AP
Sat 27 May: Yokogawa Musashino 1-0 JEF Club
Sat 27 May: Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sat 27 May: Ryutsu Keizai University 2-2 FC Kariya
1 YKK AP 32 (+26)
2 Rosso Kumamoto 25 (+12)
3 Honda FC 25 (+11)
4 Alo's Hokuriku 24 (+15)
5 Tochigi SC 24 (+11)
6 Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 23 (+7)
7 Yokogawa Musashino 20 (+4)
8 Sagawa Kyubin Tokyo 19 (+15)
9 Sony Sendai 16 (-2)
10 Arte Takasaki 14 (-8)
11 SC Tottori 11 (-4)
12 FC Kariya 11 (-13)
13 FC Ryukyu 9 (-4)
14 JEF Club 9 (-6)
15 Mitsubishi Mizushima 8 (-15)
16 Honda Lock 8 (-18)
17 Ryutsu Keizai University 7 (-16)
18 Sagawa Printing 5 (-15)
Koji Murayama on the attack for Yokogawa Musashino
YKK are the form team as well as the current league leaders, but with recent results that are almost as good are Sagawa Kyubin Osaka, who made it five wins in six matches with a 1-0 scoreline against FC Ryukyu to close the gap between themselves and the top teams. Alo's Hokuriku continue to travel in the opposite direction, their 0-0 draw at Sony Sendai meaning that they now have one win and one goal in their last six games. Yokogawa Musashino meanwhile scraped past JEF Club for their first win in five, while relegation play-off-threatened Ryutsu Keizai University managed a home draw with FC Kariya.
It was very windy at Sagawa Kyubin Osaka - FC Ryukyu, apparently
Sat 27 May: Sony Sendai 0-0 Alo's Hokuriku
Sat 27 May: Arte Takasaki 0-2 YKK AP
Sat 27 May: Yokogawa Musashino 1-0 JEF Club
Sat 27 May: Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sat 27 May: Ryutsu Keizai University 2-2 FC Kariya
1 YKK AP 32 (+26)
2 Rosso Kumamoto 25 (+12)
3 Honda FC 25 (+11)
4 Alo's Hokuriku 24 (+15)
5 Tochigi SC 24 (+11)
6 Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 23 (+7)
7 Yokogawa Musashino 20 (+4)
8 Sagawa Kyubin Tokyo 19 (+15)
9 Sony Sendai 16 (-2)
10 Arte Takasaki 14 (-8)
11 SC Tottori 11 (-4)
12 FC Kariya 11 (-13)
13 FC Ryukyu 9 (-4)
14 JEF Club 9 (-6)
15 Mitsubishi Mizushima 8 (-15)
16 Honda Lock 8 (-18)
17 Ryutsu Keizai University 7 (-16)
18 Sagawa Printing 5 (-15)
Koji Murayama on the attack for Yokogawa Musashino
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