Urawa Red Diamonds vs Sagan Tosu, 2022 Japanese J1 League

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Urawa Red Diamonds

40': Kasper Junker
50': Yoshio Koizumi

FT
2 - 1

Sagan Tosu

62': Taisei Miyashiro

About

Urawa Red Diamonds are hosting Sagan Tosu at Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama, Japan, starting on . The match is a part of the Japanese J.League.

Game Information

Competition: Japanese J.League

Venue: Saitama Stadium 2002
Location: Saitama, Japan
Attendance: 26,503

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

Urawa Red Diamonds

No.	Name
1	Shusaku Nishikawa (GK)
2	Hiroki Sakai
44	Ayumu Ohata
4	Takuya Iwanami
28	Alexander Scholz
8	Yoshio Koizumi
19	Ken Iwao
21	Tomoaki Okubo
3	Atsuki Ito
9	Bryan Linssen
7	Kasper Junker

Urawa Red Diamonds Substitutes:

Kaito Yasui, Takahiro Akimoto, Zion Suzuki, Ataru Esaka, Tetsuya Chinen, Takahiro Sekine, Yusuke Matsuo.

Sagan Tosu

No.	Name
40	Il-Kyu Park (GK)
5	Diego
20	Hwang Seok-Ho
42	Wataru Harada
4	Toshio Shimakawa
6	Akito Fukuta
29	Yuto Iwasaki
24	Yoichi Naganuma
23	Taichi Kikuchi
18	Jun Nishikawa
19	Yuki Kakita

Sagan Tosu Substitutes:

Yuji Ono, Kentaro Moriya, Taisei Miyashiro, Shinya Nakano, Masahiro Okamoto, Taichi Fukui, Naoyuki Fujita.

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