[Scoring summary | FC Tokyo]A heartbreaking come-from-behind loss in the final home match. The second half was especially bad, with CB Morishige not having the same power as before[J1 Round 33 FC Tokyo 1-3 Sapporo]| Soccer Digest Web

[J1 Round 33]FC Tokyo 1-3 Sapporo/November 25th/Ajinomoto Stadium

FC Tokyo, who had Sapporo at home, were under attack for a period of time, but they took the lead with D. Oliveira’s goal in the 41st minute.

However, they were unable to get into a rhythm and conceded goals in the 51st and 57th minutes in the second half. It was really quickly reversed.

They tried to make a comeback by introducing players such as Aoki and Higashi, but in the end they were unable to change the flow and conceded their third goal in extra time in the second half. As a result, they lost 1-3 in their final home game.

▼FC Tokyo team score “5”
Sapporo’s pass work forced them to fall behind. It’s not that they didn’t have chances, with D. Oliveira shrewdly scoring the opening goal, but I get the impression that they were inferior to Sapporo in terms of the quality of their soccer.

The second half was especially bad, as not only could the offense not show any form, but the defense also didn’t play well. He struggled to pick up the second ball and conceded the third goal due to a lackluster defense in added time of the second half, showing a lackluster performance on both offense and defense. No wonder fans and supporters booed him.

It seems like they suffered a heartbreaking come-from-behind loss in their final home game, which they wanted to win to show their gratitude to their fans and supporters. It was a battle in which he was faced with a harsh reality.

▼Scores and reviews of FC Tokyo’s 16 participating players and manager
GK: Taishi Nozawa Brandon | Scoring: 5.5/Kick miss in the 34th minute is subject to point deduction. Although the reaction to the shot was good, there are still issues with assembling from the back.

DF: Yuto Nagatomo | Rating 5.5 / They were chased by the defense and couldn’t connect well with the attack. Although his abundance of movement is impressive, his inability to make a difference during the build-up is lacking.

DF: Masato Morishige | Rating: 5/I noticed that their defense lacked the power they had before, and they were slow to react to their opponents. They weren’t able to control the final line and easily conceded points, so they didn’t have much to offer.

DF: Kyao Kimoto | Rating: 5.5/The vertical pass to Nakagawa in the 18th minute was wonderful. Also, although his strength in aerial battles shone through, his defense was a little rough, and he did not get along well with Morishige that day.

DF: Yuhei Tokumoto (74 minutes OUT) | Rating: 5/The accuracy of his passes was not good enough, and there were times when he made his own mistakes that led to a pinch. I wanted to take the shot that Nakagawa set up in the 40th minute.

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