Kashiwa Reysol Suffers Loss in Thrilling Match Against Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo in J1 League Round 16

In the Meiji Yasuda J1 League, the 16th match between Kashiwa Reysol vs Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo was held on the 3rd.

Kashiwa, who have not won in four matches, welcomed Sapporo, who suffered their first loss in four matches in the previous section. Kashiwa used Mahiro Hosoya, Tomoya Koyamatsu, and Keiya Shiibashi, while Sapporo used Tsuyoshi Kogashiwa, Yuya Asano, and Takuma Arano.

The game moves hard from the first half. In the 10th minute, Yoshinari Komai picked up a loose ball from a cross inside the box and handed it to the back, and the waiting Wilderness swung his right foot to score the first goal.

Kashiwa strikes back in the 15th minute. When the floating ball was supplied into the box, Yoshiro Toshima reacted to the place where Konoha touched it with his head but spilled. From the left side of the box, he stabbed in with his left foot to level the score.

However, right after that, Komai, who received a pass from Lucas Fernandez, invaded the center of the box and shook the net with his right foot, immediately winning again.

After that, while Sapporo was relatively in control, the goal came in the 31st minute. Asano, who has the ball on the right side of the box, wraps it with his left foot and shoots, and GK Matsumoto touches it slightly. Kogashiwa pushed in the loose ball to extend the lead.

Still, Kashiwa’s Koyamatsu, who had the ball in his own half from the counter three minutes later, ran alone to the front center of the box. He won the one-on-one with GK Takanori Sugano with a slightly floating shot, and once again finished off.

In the second half, Kashiwa, who was chasing one point, replaced Shiibashi with Hiroshi Sanmaru. Then, in the 53rd minute, Hosoya, who received a pass from Eiichi Katayama from a short counter, invaded the box with a skillful trap. He fired a quick right-footed shot into the right corner of the goal.

In the 61st minute, Kashiwa wanted to make a comeback and replaced Koyamatsu with Kota Yamada. From here on, Sapporo had possession of the ball in the back but were unable to reach the front line, but in the 69th minute they scored a left CK. Takuro Kaneko reacted to the rebounded cross and sank a direct left-footed shot from the right front of the box to give Sapporo the lead three times.

Sapporo sent Akito Fukumori on the first card in the 74th minute, replacing L. Fernandes, and Spachalk in the 77th minute, replacing Kogashiwa. On the other hand, Kashiwa also brought in Yuki Mutoh and Takuto Kato in place of Float and Toshima.

Even so, Kashiwa won a right CK in the 91st minute just before the end. Kato, the kicker, kicked in the near field, and Yamada flicked with his head. Muto, who jumped in, made a decisive decision and returned the game to the beginning at the last minute.

But the drama doesn’t end here. Shortly after, in the 93rd minute, Shunta Tanaka received the ball in the center of the box from Sapporo’s splendid breakout of consecutive floating passes, recording the winning shot.

And the game ended with Sapporo keeping the lead. As a result, Kashiwa fell to 17th place with a losing streak and no wins in five games. On the other hand, Sapporo has won 4 wins and 1 loss in the last 5 games, even though it was the first time in 2 games, and is currently in 7th place.

■ Match result
Kashiwa Reysol 4-5 Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo

■ Scorer
Kashiwa: Shiro Toshima (15 minutes), Tomoya Koyamatsu (34 minutes), Masahiro Hosoya (53 minutes), Yuki Muto (90+1 minutes)
Sapporo: Takuma Wilderness (10 minutes), Yoshinari Komai (18 minutes), Tsuyoshi Kogashiwa (31 minutes), Daihachi Okamura (69 minutes), Shunta Tanaka (90+3 minutes)