Yokohama FM Claims Top Spot with Dramatic Come-From-Behind Victory over Kashiwa: Meiji Yasuda J1 Section 17 Summary

June 10, 2023 (Saturday) 21:40

Ryo Miyaichi, final bullet of the soul! Yokohama FM, who won a fierce battle, overcame the defeated Kobe and turned first[Summary: Meiji Yasuda J1 Section 17]

On the 10th, three games were played in Round 17 of the Meiji Yasuda J1 League, where leaders Kobe lost to C Osaka, while second place Yokohama FM won against Kashiwa.

Kobe, who played away to Cebu Osaka, lost the lead in the 50th minute, but one minute later Hotaru Yamaguchi scored to level the score at 1-1. However, in the 90th+3rd minute, just before the end, he allowed Sota Kitano of Cecilia Osaka to score the winning goal and lost 1-2. Kobe has dropped to 2nd place with a loss for the first time in 7 races.

Yokohama FM, who welcomed Kashiwa at home, opened the scoring with Anderson Lopez’s penalty in the 13th minute, and although the score was tied in the 40th minute, Éubel scored one minute later to succeed in winning. However, when the score was tied again at the beginning of the second half, they allowed a come-from-behind goal in the 73rd minute. However, in the 87th minute, the opponents sent off a man and gained a numerical advantage, and in the 90th+4th minute, Anderson Lopez marked a comeback equalizer. Three minutes after that, Ryo Miyaichi scored the winning goal, giving Japan a come-from-behind victory with a dramatic turn-around of 4-3. Yokohama FM has won four games in a row, overtaking Kobe, who have played one less game, and is at the top of the standings. On the other hand, Kashiwa lost three games in a row.

Tosu, who played against Sapporo at home, took the lead in the 43rd minute, but caught up with an own goal in the 53rd minute and brought it to a 1-1 draw.

Meiji Yasuda Life J1 League Standings

■ Match data
Yokohama FM vs Kashiwa
C Osaka vs Kobe
Tosu vs Sapporo