Luvann Cup semi-final second leg 2022 Match Sunday, September 25, 65 at Saitama Stadium, Urawa Reds, the 9th team of the J-League, the former champion of this program, 2 times 2003, 2016, the home of Cerezo Osaka, the team ranked 4 In the 2017 J-League, the former champions of 2017 won 1-1 in the first semi-final of the season, meeting in two league games, Cerezo Osaka won both.
The first half only started in the 23rd minute, becoming the visiting team to get the door up and take the lead only when Tokuma Suzuki stabbed the ball through the channel for Sei Maikuma to fall out, hoping to open the ball in the middle of the door. But after turning to ricochet, Takahiro Akimoto changed the entrance to his own goal, Cerezo Osaka attacked 1-0, managed to reach goals with a total goal, successfully leading 2-1.
In the 28th minute, Cerezo Osaka was thrilled again by the rhythm of Tokuma Suzuki’s shot to block. The ball bounced in the direction of Riku Matsuda, filled it, squeezed a full shot. But the ball jumped out of the back quite a bit.
In the 30th minute, the locals’ nightmare was born again. When the visiting team took the ball to the left, Hirotaka Tameda opened the ball into the penalty area, Matsuki Kato ran over the ball, causing the Urawa Reds defensive line to lose rhythm and Hiroaki Oku rushed in before rising’ r the ball over Chunzaku Nishikawa to the top, giving Cerezo Osaka a 2-0 lead, bringing the total to 3-1.
Before the rest of the time, there was nothing else to add and the first half ended, Urawa Reds behind Cerezo Osaka 0-2 with a total of two goals. The Japanese Red Devils team is behind by 1-3.
The start of the second half just the first minute. The hosts had a chance to win the goal when Kasuaki Mawatari, a substitute who had just come on, hit the shot outside the box, the ball hit hard, Kim Jin Hyun received a splash, almost followed again Mae’ It’s good that friends still follow to help clear it after leaving.
In the 51st minute, the hosts’ situation worsened again when Ryosuke Yamanaka opened the ball from outside the box, moving to the far post for Matsuki Kato to dive in. Pass the ball through the hands of Chunzaku Nishikawa, enter the goal easily, taking Cerezo Osaka to lead 3-0, bringing the total to 4-1.
In the 70th minute, Urawa Reds got a little buzz when Casper Junker, who came on the reserve, had the chance to flick in the penalty area. But the ball fell off the post after a while.
In the 81st minute, Cerezo Osaka scores another goal. When the home team lost the ball in the middle of the field, it was dragged by Sean Patrick’s solo solo shot through the hands of Chunzaku Nishikawa, netting Cerezo Osaka, leading 4-0, including a 5-1 lead.
The rest of the time, both teams could do nothing more. Cerezo Osaka defeated Urawa Reds 4-0 at home with a goal to win 5-1 through to the final with Sanfe. Razze Hiroshima, Saturday, October 22, in Tokyo next
List of players for both teams
Urawa Reds: Shunzaku Nishikawa – Takahiro Akimoto, Alexander Sol, Takuya Iwanami, Takahiro Sekine (Ataru Esaka 67 pm) – Ken Iwao, Atsuki Ito – Tomoaki Okubo (Caspers Yunker 67), Yoshio Koizumi, Kai Matsuzaki ( Kasuakike Mawat ). Matsuo
reserve: Ayumi Niegawa, Tetsuya Shinen, Yuta Miyamoto, Kai Shibato
Cerezo Osaka: Kim Jin Hyun – Ryosuke Yamanaka, Koji Toriumi, Matej Yeonjic, Riku Matsuda – Hirotaka Tameda (Sean Patrick N) 76), Tokuma Suzuki, Hiroaki Okuno (Bruno Mendes 83), Sei Maikuma (Hikaru Nagahara 83) – Satoki Uejo (takeHiroshi Kijo p.67), Matsuki Kato (Sota Kitano p.67)
reserve: Keisuke Shimizu, Kakeru Funaki
