[Reserve]
GK:20 Ken Murakami
DF:15 Sogo Shinotsuka, MF:14 Hayato Inamura, 17 Taiki Motoyama
FW:

Match Report
The Kanto League, which was suspended due to the 32nd Japan Club Youth Soccer Championship (U-15) Kanto Qualifying Tournament, will resume.
Before the break, Fukagawa, who had won three consecutive games and was on a roll, wants to accumulate points against Omiya Ardija Junior Youth, who they lost to last time.

【First Half】
The first chance was for Omiya.
5 minutes, as Omiya FW timed their run perfectly to get behind Fukagawa's DF line and take a shot, but it went wide.
Unable to break through the opponent's defense while trying to build up our own rhythm.
On the other hand, Omiya continued to increase their possession rate by using high-quality passes and control as a base, and entered the Fukagawa territory, leading to a time of patience.
In the 30th minute of the opponent's time, Yasuaki took the opponent's ball and cut in from the right side.
He takes it all the way to the shot, but is blocked by the GK.
Then, Fukagawa unexpectedly takes the lead in an unexpected way.
34 minutes, Anzai reacted to the long feed from Shin and kept it on the right side, then sent it to Miura who ran up at the perfect timing.
Miura kicks a sharp cross, causing an own goal and taking the lead.
Fukagawa, who gained momentum with this score, connected with Arata and Yasuda in the 36th minute, but Nozawa failed to make the shot.
Kawaguchi, who broke through the opponent's DF line in the 38th minute, was about to face the GK in a one-on-one situation, but was stopped by the DF.
The first half was a difficult development where the opponent took the lead, but we managed to counterattack towards the end and reach halftime.

【Second Half】
Fukagawa, who grasped the rhythm with their usual pressing, broke through near the corner in the 46th minute and kept going towards the goal.
Kawaguchi shoots over the bar after sending this ball to the center.
Omiya also had a middle shot from FK in the 51st minute, but GK Kumakura made a save.
The DF line defends the goal with their bodies even when they lose possession of this second ball.
Additional point at 54 minutes, where Nogizawa drops a feed from Kimura to Yasuaki with a post-play and dribbles to the center.
Yasuda runs into the space on the side he created with time and scores a second goal with a diagonal 45-degree middle shot.
Fukagawa, who gained momentum, connected with Yasuaki Kajiwara, who broke through the DF's back, in the 63rd minute, but was blocked by the opponent GK's fine save after swinging his right foot from the cut-in.
Fukagawa, who creates chances with pressing from the front line despite having a 2-point lead, is at 69 minutes.
Nozawa and Yasuzaki put pressure on the opposing DF who holds the ball facing backwards.
Yasuda intercepts the ball with a sharp sprint from Omiya's continued build-up and scores the third goal by sliding it into the goal.
After that, there were also defensive plays by Kimura, but they conceded a goal in the 80th minute and the game ended 3-1.

It was a game with remaining challenges in both offense and defense, but we want to take the result of 4 consecutive wins in the league as a positive and continue to build on it.

Thank you for your warm support for FC Tokyo U-15 Fukagawa today.
Thank you for your continued warm support.