With three games left in this season's JFL fixture list, Rosso Kumamoto's dreams of finishing in the top two in the table - and so earning themselves a place in J2 for 2007 - look virtually dead and buried, after they fell to a 3-1 defeat at JEF Club on Sunday. This leaves the Kyushu side fully eight points behind the team currently in second, Sagawa Kyubin Tokyo, with YKK AP and Sagawa Kyubin Osaka occupying the third and fourth places.
YKK were two up after only twenty minutes at FC Ryukyu but had to be content with a draw, as the struggling Okinawans fought back into the match and eventually equalised in the dying seconds through Hiroki Mihara. But things went better for Sagawa Osaka, two goals late in the first period proving enough to take them past Yokogawa Musashino. Six points off the pace at the bottom of the division are Honda Lock, who went down to a Kentaro Yoshida strike at home to Tochigi SC, while in the mid-table battle a late goal from Toshiya Hirata enabled SC Tottori to beat Sony Sendai 2-1.
Honda Lock in red fight it out with Tochigi SC
Sun 19 Nov: FC Ryukyu 2-2 YKK AP
Sun 19 Nov: Honda Lock 0-1 Tochigi SC
Sun 19 Nov: JEF Club 3-1 Rosso Kumamoto
Sun 19 Nov: Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 2-1 Yokogawa Musashino
Sun 19 Nov: SC Tottori 2-1 Sony Sendai
1 Honda FC 74 (+35)
2 Sagawa Kyubin Tokyo 68 (+52)
3 YKK AP 63 (+34)
4 Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 63 (+33)
5 Rosso Kumamoto 60 (+23)
6 Alo's Hokuriku 53 (+23)
7 Tochigi SC 53 (+13)
8 Yokogawa Musashino 51 (+15)
9 Sony Sendai 37 (-12)
10 JEF Club 35 (-11)
11 Arte Takasaki 32 (-27)
12 SC Tottori 32 (-)
13 FC Kariya 31 (-15)
14 Sagawa Printing 29 (-24)
15 FC Ryukyu 28 (-18)
16 Ryutsu Keizai University 25 (-32)
17 Mitsubishi Mizushima 24 (-40)
18 Honda Lock 18 (-47)
FC Ryukyu’s ex-Consadole Sapporo player Hiroki Mihara
YKK were two up after only twenty minutes at FC Ryukyu but had to be content with a draw, as the struggling Okinawans fought back into the match and eventually equalised in the dying seconds through Hiroki Mihara. But things went better for Sagawa Osaka, two goals late in the first period proving enough to take them past Yokogawa Musashino. Six points off the pace at the bottom of the division are Honda Lock, who went down to a Kentaro Yoshida strike at home to Tochigi SC, while in the mid-table battle a late goal from Toshiya Hirata enabled SC Tottori to beat Sony Sendai 2-1.
Honda Lock in red fight it out with Tochigi SC
Sun 19 Nov: FC Ryukyu 2-2 YKK AP
Sun 19 Nov: Honda Lock 0-1 Tochigi SC
Sun 19 Nov: JEF Club 3-1 Rosso Kumamoto
Sun 19 Nov: Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 2-1 Yokogawa Musashino
Sun 19 Nov: SC Tottori 2-1 Sony Sendai
1 Honda FC 74 (+35)
2 Sagawa Kyubin Tokyo 68 (+52)
3 YKK AP 63 (+34)
4 Sagawa Kyubin Osaka 63 (+33)
5 Rosso Kumamoto 60 (+23)
6 Alo's Hokuriku 53 (+23)
7 Tochigi SC 53 (+13)
8 Yokogawa Musashino 51 (+15)
9 Sony Sendai 37 (-12)
10 JEF Club 35 (-11)
11 Arte Takasaki 32 (-27)
12 SC Tottori 32 (-)
13 FC Kariya 31 (-15)
14 Sagawa Printing 29 (-24)
15 FC Ryukyu 28 (-18)
16 Ryutsu Keizai University 25 (-32)
17 Mitsubishi Mizushima 24 (-40)
18 Honda Lock 18 (-47)
FC Ryukyu’s ex-Consadole Sapporo player Hiroki Mihara
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