11/9 Match vs. Machida MATCH REVIEW & INTERVIEW |

This was Tokyo’s fifth game of the season, and the first away game in the club’s history at the National Stadium. In the previous game, they lost 0-2 against Shonan Bellmare, and suffered disappointment by losing for the first time in six games and not getting points for the first time once in seven games, but there is no change because they are. still higher in the ratings. They took on rivals FC Machida Zelvia, who also have their hometown in Tokyo, at the sacred national stadium, where they have an impressive winning percentage, having won all four games. win this season.

There were several changes to the starting lineup from the previous game. Goalkeeper Taishi Nozawa Brandon and right-back Hodaka Nakamura remain unchanged, while Kyosuke Kimoto and Kanta Doi combine at centre-back, with the suspended Yuto Nagatomo taking over the side. left, Teppei Oka was re-elected. Kei Koizumi, who returned to the starting line-up for the first time in five games, was placed alongside Keigo Higashi as a defensive midfielder. The front line consisted of Diego Oliveira at the top, Ryotaro Araki under the top, Keita Endo on the left, and Soma Anzai, who had returned from suspension, on the right.

1stHALF – I started defensively and went into the second half trailing by 1 point.

Machida started with a back three, which caused an imbalance in position on both sides, and there were many situations where he was left behind in response to Mochizuki, especially on the right. In addition, they were given a starting position and had to struggle to deal with Eriki, who moved to the right.

In the 11th minute of the first half, Mochizuki received a diagonal feed from the left side and cut in, giving a shot that almost gave away a goal. deficit and I took the lead. The ball was lost and swept to the back of the field, but Eriki carried it and passed it in front of the goal, where Shirasaki finished in front of the goal. I couldn’t catch my opponent who jumped in from the third row.

After conceding the lead, Tokyo finally turned forward and were able to move the ball on the ground, allowing them to create chances when Diego was able to control them. In the 21st minute of the first half, the ball went to Diego in front of the goal, which led to the shooting of Araki, and in the 27th minute of the first half, Endo, although he was a little away from the goal, he changed passes by Diego and fires a powerful mid-range shot.

However, although we couldn’t score the equaliser, we found time to regain the initiative, and although we were helped by a good save from Taishi Nozawa even after receiving a counter-attack , we defended strongly in the last phase and we were one. last point. The first half ended just like that.

2NDHALF – Goes on a path but loses 2 points from the counter

Tokyo couldn’t let it end like this, but conceded another goal early in the second half, just like in the previous game against Shonan Bellmare. In the 4th minute of the second half, Soma sent in an attractive cross with his right foot from the left side, which was returned to Shirasaki as he threw his body wide, and the ball was pushed in. to Oh Sehun in front of the goal.

The last two points against Machida were heavy, and time passed without them being able to create an attack as they wanted. They tried to move forward while relying on Diego’s staying power, but they couldn’t create the attack they were aiming for.

However, in the 29th minute of the second half, they finally made a decisive move. Koizumi took the pass from Taishi Nozawa, dribbled into the opponent’s half, and passed the ball through to Endo, who was running up the left. When Endo sent him straight in, Anzai jumped in from the other side, but his shot couldn’t be finished.

Afterwards, Hiroshi Takao and Everton Gaudino were introduced, and just as they were trying to get a point back, they conceded a goal from a corner kick. Taishi Nozawa could not kick the ball that Soma kicked, and the ball went straight into the goal.

Tokyo, who conceded three unexpected goals, tried to show their determination, but in the end, five minutes of stoppage time passed without a goal being scored. After going undefeated in five matches, they lost consecutive matches, and their unbeaten record at the national stadium came to an end.

MATCH INFORMATION
Start Ⅺ
GK Taishi Nozawa Brandon
DF Hodaka Nakamura (32 minutes in the second half: Hiroshi Takao) / Kyoki Kimoto / Kita Doi (18 minutes in the second half: Kosuke Shirai) / Teppei Oka
MF Higashi Keigo (42 second half: Reion Nozawa) / Kei Koizumi / Ryotaro Araki (32 second half: Everton Gaudino)
FW Diego Oliveira (42 minutes in the second half: Keihiro Yamashita) / Keita Endo / Souma Anzai

SUBS
GK Hatano Go
DF Enrique Trevisan

GOAL
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Start Ⅺ
GK Guangsheng
DF Henry Kaiki Mochizuki (18 minutes in the second half: Daiki Sugioka) / Mingyu Chang / Gen Masako / Kotaro Hayashi
MF Dresievic / Ryohei Shirasaki / Hokuto Shimoda (40 minutes in the second half: Keiya Senzu)
FW Eriki (32 minutes 2nd half: Yuki Nakajima) / Yuki Soma (40 minutes 2nd half: Kazuki Fujimoto) / Sehun Oh (32 minutes 2nd half: Duke Mitchell)

SUBS
GK Fukui Kouki
DF Akio Ashibe

GOAL
15 minutes of the first half: Ryohei Shirasaki / 4 minutes of the second half: Sehun Oh / 34 minutes of the second half: Yuki Soma

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Q: Please give us a summary of the game.
A: I don’t think our performance was good enough. The opponent was better at playing in key areas. I’m sorry about that. The players gave their all and fought. We need to show a good performance in the next game as we prepare for the last game of the season. I hope to learn from this and finish the season with a strong mind.

Q: Please tell us about the issues you saw in the first half and how you corrected them at halftime.
A: The first 30 minutes were a waste for us. From the beginning of the match to the 30th minute, I fought in a way that suited my opponent’s style. At the end of the first half, we were able to play in a way that allowed us to control the game, but overall I think we need to be sharper and put in a better performance. -in. We have to be able to produce that performance for the next game. We conceded goals easily today, including the unlucky goal we conceded. I think to get results, I had to stop shipping.

Q: I think you prepared well knowing how FC Machida Zelvia plays, but was your opponent better than you?
A: I think it’s not that the opponent was good, but that there were things we needed to do better. We could not do our best in the areas and elements that were needed. However, in other games we were able to respond in some areas and were able to achieve results. The other side was today, we couldn’t use that area well, and Machida was able to use it well. Not that there were any surprises, but it’s disappointing that we couldn’t make the most of a key area.

[選手インタビュー]
＜ Rival of Kei Koizumi＞

Q: Please review the game.
A: I could not take advantage of the other person’s strengths and I made him do what he wanted. What my opponent did was as expected, but I lost my strength in that situation. I think it’s only natural that if you lose in a situation, you will have a result like this.

Q: Machida has been playing in a different position than usual.
A: I found out at the meeting before the game today. We were given instructions on how to deal with it, but in the end I think the players playing in that game have to figure it out themselves. Especially since I play in midfield, I think it would have been better if I could have noticed this and told them what to do about the three back and solve the problem.

Q: What did you keep in mind during the game?
A. I played with a sense of coordination with Higashi Keigo, but as an individual, I wanted to pick up the second ball more, go from there to the players in front, and make more plays would be a threat to the opponent. I have to go.

Q: It’s been two losses in a row. You have some time left, but what kind of preparation will you do?
A: I think we need to re-evaluate basic aspects such as winning the ball and picking up second balls correctly. Today we felt a little weak. When we’re doing well, we’re free to do what we want to do, and I think we can put out even better performances at those times. I believe that the whole team, including the players taking part in the game, as well as those on the bench and those off the bench, must pay attention to today’s result and do more. There are two final games. I want to show that this is not the end yet.

Q: It was a tough game for the team to defend.
A: It was a long game where I had to suffer and be patient. We conceded an early goal, but our goal was to equalize before we scored a second goal. Conceding a goal early in the second half was our weakness and our current situation. The same goes for me, and as a team, we have to keep getting better.

Q: Please tell us about your experience and collaboration with Kei Koizumi as a double volunteer.
A: We could not win the match, and we want to develop our cooperation further. It was the first time this season that we played as midfielders in an official match, and we were often included in the opponent’s attack, so I feel as if we could not bring out the best in each other.

Q: After the game against Shonan Bellmare in the previous game, it was a game where we could not express our attacks at the best of times.
A. The current situation is that when your opponent blocks your back with five cards and defends you, it is inevitable that the blanks will be erased, reducing the number of possibilities. The same thing happened in the Shonan game, and we want to make progress so that everyone has a common understanding, including how to fight.

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