Kashima Antlers vs Urawa Red Diamonds, 2022 Japanese J1 League

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Kashima Antlers

16': Arthur Caike
27': Arthur Caike

FT
2 - 2

Urawa Red Diamonds

30': Yusuke Matsuo
69': Takuya Iwanami

About

Kashima Antlers are hosting Urawa Red Diamonds at mercari Stadium, Kashima, Japan, starting on . The match is a part of the Japanese J.League.

Game Information

Competition: Japanese J.League

Venue: mercari Stadium
Location: Kashima, Japan
Attendance: 20,664

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

Kashima Antlers

No.	Name
31	Yuya Oki (GK)
2	Koki Anzai
6	Kento Misao
5	Ikuma Sekigawa
22	Rikuto Hirose
11	Ryuji Izumi
14	Yuta Higuchi
21	Diego Pituca
33	Hayato Nakama
40	Yuma Suzuki
17	Arthur Caike

Kashima Antlers Substitutes:

Everaldo, Yu Funabashi, Ryotaro Araki, Bueno, Itsuki Oda, Kwoun Sun-Tae, Ryotaro Nakamura.

Urawa Red Diamonds

No.	Name
12	Zion Suzuki (GK)
28	Alexander Scholz
44	Ayumu Ohata
4	Takuya Iwanami
24	Yuta Miyamoto
3	Atsuki Ito
19	Ken Iwao
11	Yusuke Matsuo
14	Takahiro Sekine
8	Yoshio Koizumi
7	Kasper Junker

Urawa Red Diamonds Substitutes:

Takahiro Akimoto, Alex Schalk, Tetsuya Chinen, Kai Matsuzaki, Kaito Yasui, Kai Shibato, Ayumi Niekawa.

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