Nagoya Grampus vs Shimizu S-Pulse, 2022 Japanese J1 League

· Japanese J.League

Nagoya Grampus

88': Yutaka Yoshida

FT
0 - 2

Shimizu S-Pulse

38': Kenta Nishizawa
90'+5': Thiago Santana

About

Nagoya Grampus are hosting Shimizu S-Pulse at Toyota Stadium, Toyota, Japan, starting on . The match is a part of the Japanese J.League.

Game Information

Competition: Japanese J.League

Venue: Toyota Stadium
Location: Toyota, Japan
Attendance: 12,904

Japanese J1 League Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	FC Tokyo	14	+25	33
2	Kashiwa Reysol	14	+11	31
3	Sanfrecce Hiroshima	14	+22	30
4	Machida Zelvia	14	+20	29

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Nagoya Grampus

No.	Name
1	Mitch Langerak (GK)
24	Akinari Kawazura
4	Shinnosuke Nakatani
3	Yuichi Maruyama
16	Léo Silva
15	Sho Inagaki
11	Yuki Soma
17	Ryoya Morishita
14	Keiya Sento
10	Mateus
8	Yoichiro Kakitani

Nagoya Grampus Substitutes:

Hiroyuki Abe, Ryoga Kida, Yutaka Yoshida, Takuya Uchida, Yohei Takeda, Kazuya Miyahara, Akira Yoshida.

Shimizu S-Pulse

No.	Name
21	Shuichi Gonda (GK)
50	Yoshinori Suzuki
7	Eiichi Katayama
29	Reon Yamahara
4	Teruki Hara
10	Carlinhos
16	Kenta Nishizawa
13	Kota Miyamoto
18	Ryohei Shirasaki
9	Thiago Santana
17	Yuta Kamiya

Shimizu S-Pulse Substitutes:

Ronaldo, Oh Se-Hun, Benjamin Kololli, Akira Ibayashi, Takuo Okubo, Daiki Matsuoka, Takeru Kishimoto.

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