It was a nailbiting kick-off to the 2007 JFL campaign on Sunday, with a large number of close matches. There can be no doubt whatsoever as to the result of the day, however, as Satoshi Sato's 86th-minute strike gave league newcomers FC Gifu a sensational 1-0 win away at champions Honda FC to set the season off to a fascinating start.
FC Gifu fans and players celebrate their defeat of Honda FC
Potential title challengers Rosso Kumamoto and Sagawa Kyubin SC both achieved narrow wins, although Rosso needed a late Yutaka Takahashi goal to avoid the embarrassment of a draw against Ryutsu Keizai University before a healthy crowd in excess of 3000 people. Sho Gokyu's effort for Sagawa was enough to overcome promoted TDK SC.
New signing from Kashiwa Reysol Yoshiteru Yamashita scored the only goal of the game for Tochigi SC in their match with FC Ryukyu - reported to have been watched by a staggering 12,000 fans - while JEF Reserves and Arte Takasaki also picked up 1-0 wins over Sony Sendai and Gainare Tottori respectively. Sagawa Printing took the lead at Yokogawa Musashino through danger man Hirokazu Otsubo, but the home side fought back and Takumi Otawa's 86th-minute goal eventually took all three points for Yokogawa.
It was a good day for the Toyama teams, two goals apiece for Daisuke Asahi and Mitsuru Hasegawa giving YKK AP a 4-2 win over the unfortunate Mitsubishi Mizushima - for whom Daisuke Matsuoka was also on target twice. And in the late kick-off, YKK's neighbours Alo's Hokuriku beat FC Kariya 1-0 thanks to Hideyuki Ishida's goal just before half time.
Sandstorm stops play at Arte Takasaki - Gainare Tottori
Sun 18 Mar: Alo's Hokuriku 1-0 FC Kariya
Sun 18 Mar: Arte Takasaki 1-0 Gainare Tottori
Sun 18 Mar: Honda FC 0-1 FC Gifu
Sun 18 Mar: Rosso Kumamoto 2-1 Ryutsu Keizai University
Sun 18 Mar: Sagawa Kyubin SC 1-0 TDK SC
Sun 18 Mar: Sony Sendai 0-1 JEF Reserves
Sun 18 Mar: Tochigi SC 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sun 18 Mar: YKK AP 4-2 Mitsubishi Mizushima
Sun 18 Mar: Yokogawa Musashino 2-1 Sagawa Printing
It all means that Tochigi have beaten Ryukyu, anyway
FC Gifu fans and players celebrate their defeat of Honda FC
Potential title challengers Rosso Kumamoto and Sagawa Kyubin SC both achieved narrow wins, although Rosso needed a late Yutaka Takahashi goal to avoid the embarrassment of a draw against Ryutsu Keizai University before a healthy crowd in excess of 3000 people. Sho Gokyu's effort for Sagawa was enough to overcome promoted TDK SC.
New signing from Kashiwa Reysol Yoshiteru Yamashita scored the only goal of the game for Tochigi SC in their match with FC Ryukyu - reported to have been watched by a staggering 12,000 fans - while JEF Reserves and Arte Takasaki also picked up 1-0 wins over Sony Sendai and Gainare Tottori respectively. Sagawa Printing took the lead at Yokogawa Musashino through danger man Hirokazu Otsubo, but the home side fought back and Takumi Otawa's 86th-minute goal eventually took all three points for Yokogawa.
It was a good day for the Toyama teams, two goals apiece for Daisuke Asahi and Mitsuru Hasegawa giving YKK AP a 4-2 win over the unfortunate Mitsubishi Mizushima - for whom Daisuke Matsuoka was also on target twice. And in the late kick-off, YKK's neighbours Alo's Hokuriku beat FC Kariya 1-0 thanks to Hideyuki Ishida's goal just before half time.
Sandstorm stops play at Arte Takasaki - Gainare Tottori
Sun 18 Mar: Alo's Hokuriku 1-0 FC Kariya
Sun 18 Mar: Arte Takasaki 1-0 Gainare Tottori
Sun 18 Mar: Honda FC 0-1 FC Gifu
Sun 18 Mar: Rosso Kumamoto 2-1 Ryutsu Keizai University
Sun 18 Mar: Sagawa Kyubin SC 1-0 TDK SC
Sun 18 Mar: Sony Sendai 0-1 JEF Reserves
Sun 18 Mar: Tochigi SC 1-0 FC Ryukyu
Sun 18 Mar: YKK AP 4-2 Mitsubishi Mizushima
Sun 18 Mar: Yokogawa Musashino 2-1 Sagawa Printing
It all means that Tochigi have beaten Ryukyu, anyway
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