Upcoming Matches in the Meiji Yasuda J3 League Division 15
Ten thrilling matches are set to take place in the Meiji Yasuda J3 League Division 15 on June 24th. Let’s take a closer look at some key matchups:
Toyama vs. Hachinohe: Battle for Home Victory
In a highly anticipated clash, front-runner Toyama will face Hachinohe on their home turf. After a convincing win over Iwate in the previous division, Toyama enters the game on a three-match unbeaten streak. Can Yoji Sasaki, in great form after scoring three goals in the last three games, continue to shine? On the other hand, Hachinohe, who recently suffered a defeat against Fukushima, aims to rebuild their defensive organization after conceding three goals.
Kagoshima vs. Tottori: High Expectations for Kagoshima’s Junki Goryo
Kagoshima, currently in second place, will play against Tottori in their home stadium. Following a 2-1 victory over Nagano in the previous division, Kagoshima has high hopes for Junki Goryo, who scored his first goal in ten games. Meanwhile, Tottori, currently in a five-game winless streak, seeks a fresh start under interim coach Kohei Masumoto, following the dismissal of coach Kim Jong-sung.
Ehime vs. Sagamihara: Clash of Third and Fourth Place
Third-place Ehime will take on Sagamihara in their home ground. After a hard-fought 1-0 win against Nara, Ehime looks to continue their winning streak with the help of Ben Duncan. Sagamihara, however, has been struggling, with twelve winless games. They are eager to take the lead and turn their fortunes around.
Matsumoto vs. Iwate: Matsumoto Aiming for Fourth Consecutive Victory
Matsumoto, currently in fourth place, will face Iwate in an away game. With three consecutive wins and a recent victory over Sanuki, Matsumoto’s form has improved significantly. Will Ren Komatsu continue his impressive performance for the fifth consecutive game? On the other hand, Iwate aims to bounce back after two successive defeats and will heavily rely on Miyu Sato’s outstanding abilities.
Nara vs. Numazu: Struggling Nara Searches for Goals
Nara, currently in fifth place, will welcome Numazu to their home stadium. After a disappointing loss to Ehime in the previous division, Nara hopes to solve their goal-scoring problems. Keep an eye on Julian’s skills on the field. On the other hand, Numazu, after a convincing 3-1 victory over YS Yokohama, looks to build on Brown Noah Kenshin’s improved performance.
Gifu vs. Fukushima: Gifu’s Impressive Winning Streak
Gifu, currently in sixth place and undefeated in five games, will face Fukushima on their home turf. Gifu’s offense, led by Ndoka Charles and Ryo Kubota, has been effective, and they aim to continue their aggressive and determined play. Fukushima, with a convincing 3-0 win against Hachinohe, relies on reliable ace Hiroki Higuchi for success.
YS Yokohama vs. FC Osaka: Yokohama Seeks Redemption
YS Yokohama hosts FC Osaka at their home stadium. After a defeat against Numazu, Yokohama’s three-game winning streak came to an end. Shosei Fukuda’s return from suspension is expected to boost Yokohama’s performance. Meanwhile, FC Osaka has achieved three consecutive wins and boasts a solid defense. Consistency will be the key for both teams in this match.
Imabari vs. Sanuki: Imabari Aims for a Breakthrough
Imabari will face Sanuki in a home game. After a draw with Miyazaki, Imabari seeks their first win in three games. The team needs to focus on carrying the game when they have the lead. On the other hand, Sanuki, who lost to Matsumoto, is determined to showcase their attacking prowess and convert chances into goals.
Ryukyu vs. Miyazaki: Defensive Improvements Await Ryukyu
Ryukyu hosts Miyazaki in their home stadium. Following a defeat against FC Osaka, Ryukyu aims to tighten their defensive organization after conceding three goals. Miyazaki, after a draw with Imabari, looks to be more aggressive and score crucial points as they continue their fight for victory.
Kitakyushu vs. Nagano: Kitakyushu’s Resurgence
Last-place Kitakyushu will play Nagano at their home stadium. With a recent victory over Tottori, Kitakyushu gained three points for the first time in twelve games. They aspire to continue their winning momentum and rise in the standings. On the other hand, Nagano suffered their fourth consecutive loss against Kagoshima. Their defense will be put to the test in the second half of the game.
Highlights of Each Match:
- Nara vs. Numazu
- YS Yokohama vs. FC Osaka
- Iwate vs. Matsumoto
- Toyama vs. Hachinohe
- Ehime vs. Sagamihara
- Imabari vs. Sanuki
- Kitakyushu vs. Nagano
- Ryukyu vs. Miyazaki
- Fukushima vs. Gifu
- Kagoshima vs. Tottori
June 23, 2023 (Gold) 17:30
Front-runner Toyama will meet Hachinohe at home. Matsumoto, who has improved his form, clashes with Iwate for 4 consecutive victories[Rhagolwg: Meiji Yasuda J3 Rownd 15]
The Meiji Yasuda J3 League will have 10 games in Division 15 on the 24th.
Conductor Toyama Hachinohe played at home. In the previous division, Iwate was defeated, and they were unbeaten in three games. Will Yoji Sasaki, who has scored 3 goals in the last 3 games and is in good form, be able to shine again this season? On the other hand, Hachinohe lost to Fukushima and became a black star for the first time in four games. We want to rebuild the defensive organization that suffered three goals.
2nd place Kagoshima hosts Tottori at home. In the previous division, they beat Nagano 2-1. Expectations are high for Junki Goryo, who scored a goal for the first time in 10 games. Tottori, on the other hand, lost to Kitakyushu in the previous round and went 5 games without a win. Coach Kim Jong-sung was sacked before this division, and the team restarted under interim coach Kohei Masumoto. How will the team, which is sluggish in 18th place, be rebuilt? His skill draws attention.
3rd place Ehime playing Sagamihara at home. In the previous division, they won 1-0 against Nara. Big expectations are placed on Ben Duncan, who has been struggling two games in a row. Sagamihara lost to Gifu in the previous division and was winless in 12 games. As there are many games ahead, I would like to take the lead and take the lead in the game.
Matsumoto played 4th away to Iwate. They defeated Sanuki in the previous division and improved their condition with three consecutive wins. Will Ren Komatsu, who has been struggling for five games in a row, be able to produce results in this division as well? On the other hand, Iwate lost to Toyama and lost two matches in a row. As Miyu Sato continues to perform well, the other attacking teams are also required to show results.
5th place Nara welcomes Numazu home. In the previous division, they lost to Ehime, and they had no wins in five games. How do you solve the problem of not being able to score? Pay attention to Julian’s skill. Numazu defeated YS Yokohama 3-1 in the previous division. Brown Noah Kenshin’s improved performance seems to hold the key.
Gifu, who have moved to 6th place without losing 5 games, will enter the home base of Fukushima. In the previous division, they beat Sagamihara 2-1. The offense centered on Ndoka Charles and Ryo Kubota is working well, and it is expected that they will show an aggressive and determined fight this time as well. On the other hand, Fukushima beat Hachinohe 3-0 in the previous division. Reliable ace Hiroki Higuchi should play an important role in this department as well.
YS Yokohama host FC Osaka at home. The previous division was defeated by Numazu, and the winning streak ended at 3. Shosei Fukuda, who was suspended in the previous division, is expected to play an active role in this division, which is expected to come back. FC Osaka defeated Ryukyu and achieved 3 wins in a row. A three-game shutout win streak and solid defense stand out, and this division will also show steady game progress.
Imabari Sanuki played at home. The previous division was a draw with Miyazaki, and there were no wins in three games. Although they scored the first goal, they couldn’t escape, so it seems that the point will be how to carry the game when they are in the lead. Sanuki lost to Matsumoto and did not get their first consecutive win of the season. Can the attacking team, who created chances but could not decide, show their will?
Ryukyu welcomes Miyazaki home. The previous division was defeated by FC Osaka, and this was the first defeat in four games. I want to fix the defensive organization that suffered 3 goals. Miyazaki drew with Imabari, making it the third tie in a row. They will need to be aggressive to score extra points as they continue to fight to win.
Last-placed Kitakyushu will play Nagano at home. In the previous division, they beat Tottori and got 3 points for the first time in 12 games. Now that they have finally come out of a long tunnel, they want to bring this good flow to this division and grab the opportunity to rise to the surface. Nagano, on the other hand, lost to Kagoshima in the previous round, making it a four game losing streak. The second half of the game will probably be the theme, when the goals conceded are obvious.
■ Check the highlights of each game
Nara vs. Numazu
YS Yokohama vs FC Osaka
Iwate vs. Matsumoto
Toyama vs. Hachinohe
Ehime vs. Sagamihara
Imabari versus Sanuki
Kitakyushu versus Nagano
Ryukyu vs. Miyazaki
Fukushima versus Gifu
Kagoshima vs. Tottori
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