There were several major shock results in Sunday's round 6 JFL fixtures, with defeats for both Rosso Kumamoto and Honda FC and the end of FC Gifu's 100% start to the season. But replacing Sagawa Kyubin SC at the top of the division are Tochigi SC, for whom new midfielder Masamitsu Kobayashi scored the only goal of the game at Sony Sendai. Meanwhile, Gifu could only manage a scoreless draw at Alo's Hokuriku and they thus trail Tochigi on goal difference.
YKK AP go fifth despite conceding a late Shogo Kawano equaliser at JEF Reserves - which means that early season league leaders Rosso drop down to sixth, after having suffered their second consecutive defeat. Beaten at home by JEF last weekend, they went 1-0 up after 19 minutes through Yutaka Takahashi, but eventually lost 3-1 at previously winless Gainare Tottori. FC Ryukyu also claimed their first triumph of the year with a superb 2-1 defeat of 2006 champions Honda FC, a sweet victory indeed for Ryukyu's ex-Honda coach Hideo Yoshizawa, while Mitsubishi Mizushima picked up a useful 1-0 win at Ryutsu Keizai University.
Heads up at FC Ryukyu vs Honda FC
Sun 15 Apr: Alo's Hokuriku 0-0 FC Gifu
Sun 15 Apr: FC Ryukyu 2-1 Honda FC
Sun 15 Apr: Gainare Tottori 2-1 Rosso Kumamoto
Sun 15 Apr: JEF Reserves 1-1 YKK AP
Sun 15 Apr: Ryutsu Keizai University 0-1 Mitsubishi Mizushima
Sun 15 Apr: Sony Sendai 0-1 Tochigi SC
1. Tochigi SC 16 (+10)
2. FC Gifu 16 (+7)
3. Sagawa Kyubin SC 15 (+12)
4. Yokogawa Musashino 14 (+6)
5. YKK AP 13 (+4)
6. Rosso Kumamoto 12 (+7)
7. Alo's Hokuriku 12 (+3)
8. Honda FC 10 (+4)
9. JEF Reserves 9 (+1)
10. TDK SC 6 (-3)
11. Mitsubishi Mizushima 6 (-4)
12. Gainare Tottori 5 (-4)
13. Sony Sendai 4 (-3)
14. Ryutsu Keizai University 4 (-4)
15. Arte Takasaki 4 (-8)
16. FC Ryukyu 4 (-11)
17. Sagawa Printing 3 (-7)
18. FC Kariya 0 (-9)
Toshitaka Tsurumi makes it 2-1 for Gainare Tottori vs Rosso Kumamoto
YKK AP go fifth despite conceding a late Shogo Kawano equaliser at JEF Reserves - which means that early season league leaders Rosso drop down to sixth, after having suffered their second consecutive defeat. Beaten at home by JEF last weekend, they went 1-0 up after 19 minutes through Yutaka Takahashi, but eventually lost 3-1 at previously winless Gainare Tottori. FC Ryukyu also claimed their first triumph of the year with a superb 2-1 defeat of 2006 champions Honda FC, a sweet victory indeed for Ryukyu's ex-Honda coach Hideo Yoshizawa, while Mitsubishi Mizushima picked up a useful 1-0 win at Ryutsu Keizai University.
Heads up at FC Ryukyu vs Honda FC
Sun 15 Apr: Alo's Hokuriku 0-0 FC Gifu
Sun 15 Apr: FC Ryukyu 2-1 Honda FC
Sun 15 Apr: Gainare Tottori 2-1 Rosso Kumamoto
Sun 15 Apr: JEF Reserves 1-1 YKK AP
Sun 15 Apr: Ryutsu Keizai University 0-1 Mitsubishi Mizushima
Sun 15 Apr: Sony Sendai 0-1 Tochigi SC
1. Tochigi SC 16 (+10)
2. FC Gifu 16 (+7)
3. Sagawa Kyubin SC 15 (+12)
4. Yokogawa Musashino 14 (+6)
5. YKK AP 13 (+4)
6. Rosso Kumamoto 12 (+7)
7. Alo's Hokuriku 12 (+3)
8. Honda FC 10 (+4)
9. JEF Reserves 9 (+1)
10. TDK SC 6 (-3)
11. Mitsubishi Mizushima 6 (-4)
12. Gainare Tottori 5 (-4)
13. Sony Sendai 4 (-3)
14. Ryutsu Keizai University 4 (-4)
15. Arte Takasaki 4 (-8)
16. FC Ryukyu 4 (-11)
17. Sagawa Printing 3 (-7)
18. FC Kariya 0 (-9)
Toshitaka Tsurumi makes it 2-1 for Gainare Tottori vs Rosso Kumamoto
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