There are already clear leaders after just two rounds of the Kanto League Division 2 campaign, as pre-season favourites Furukawa Electrics Chiba underlined their status as the division's top side with a 2-1 win at Ome FC to add to their defeat last week of Kanagawa Teachers. Two points behind Furukawa are newly-promoted Yonoshukai and their Saitama neighbours Hanno Bruder, who shared the points in their match with a 2-2 draw.
But four teams now have a single point, suggesting that this could be a closely-fought league in 2007. Relegated MSDF Atsugi Marcus also drew 2-2 with former Ibaraki Prefectural League side Club Dragons, but it's Yamanashi's Nirasaki Astros who prop up the table on goal difference following their goalless encounter with Kanagawa Teachers.
Sun 22 Apr: Kanagawa Teachers 0-0 Nirasaki Astros
Sun 22 Apr: MSDF Atsugi Marcus 2-2 Club Dragons
Sun 22 Apr: Ome FC 1-2 Furukawa Electrics Chiba
Sun 22 Apr: Yonoshukai 2-2 Hanno Bruder
1. Furukawa Electrics Chiba 6 (+2)
2. Yonoshukai 4 (+1)
3. Hanno Bruder 4 (+1)
4. Ome FC 3 (+1)
5. MSDF Atsugi Marcus 1 (-1)
6. Club Dragons 1 (-1)
7. Kanagawa Teachers 1 (-1)
8. Nirasaki Astros 1 (-2)
But four teams now have a single point, suggesting that this could be a closely-fought league in 2007. Relegated MSDF Atsugi Marcus also drew 2-2 with former Ibaraki Prefectural League side Club Dragons, but it's Yamanashi's Nirasaki Astros who prop up the table on goal difference following their goalless encounter with Kanagawa Teachers.
Sun 22 Apr: Kanagawa Teachers 0-0 Nirasaki Astros
Sun 22 Apr: MSDF Atsugi Marcus 2-2 Club Dragons
Sun 22 Apr: Ome FC 1-2 Furukawa Electrics Chiba
Sun 22 Apr: Yonoshukai 2-2 Hanno Bruder
1. Furukawa Electrics Chiba 6 (+2)
2. Yonoshukai 4 (+1)
3. Hanno Bruder 4 (+1)
4. Ome FC 3 (+1)
5. MSDF Atsugi Marcus 1 (-1)
6. Club Dragons 1 (-1)
7. Kanagawa Teachers 1 (-1)
8. Nirasaki Astros 1 (-2)
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