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

〇Match Report
The Kanto League, which had been suspended due to the 32nd Japan Club Youth Soccer Championship (U-15) Kanto Qualifiers, will resume.
Before the break, Fukagawa, who was on a three-game winning streak, wants to accumulate points against Omiya Ardija Junior Youth, the team they lost to last time.

[First Half]
The first chance goes to Omiya.
In the 5th minute, Omiya's FW made a timely run behind Fukagawa's defensive line, applying pressure from the front, and took a shot, but it went wide of the goal.
Trying to build up to find our rhythm, but unable to break through the opponent's defense.
On the contrary, Omiya continues to increase their possession rate based on high-quality passing and control, advancing into the deep area of the Fukagawa defense, leading to a time of patience.
After 30 minutes of the opponent's possession, Anzai intercepted the opponent's ball and cut in from the right side.
They carry the ball all the way to the shot but are blocked by the GK.
Then, Fukagawa scores first in an unexpected manner.
In the 34th minute, Anzai reacted to a long feed from Shin, kept the ball on the right side, and sent it to Miura, who made a timely run forward.
Miura delivered a sharp cross that led to an own goal, securing the opening score.
With this goal, Fukagawa gained momentum and in the 36th minute, Shinn, Yasuda connected and Nozawa made a shot, but it did not connect.
In the 38th minute, Kawaguchi broke through behind the opponent's DF line and was about to go one-on-one with the GK, but was blocked by the DF.
It was a difficult first half where the opponent took control, but we fought back in the latter stages and reached halftime.

【Second Half】
Fukagawa, known for his pressing, seized the rhythm in the 46th minute as Nozawa broke free near the corner, kept possession, and headed straight for the goal.
When this ball is sent to the center, Kawaguchi takes a shot but it goes over the bar.
Omiya also had a free kick in the 51st minute, resulting in a long-range shot, but GK Kumakura made the save.
Although the second ball was picked up, the DF line defended the goal with determination.
The additional goal came in the 54th minute, with Nozawa dropping the feed from Kimura to Anzai through a post play and bringing it into the center with a dribble.
Creating time here, Yasuda runs into the space on the side and scores a mid-range shot from a diagonal 45-degree position for the second goal.
Gaining momentum, Fukagawa in the 63rd minute connected with Anzai, who broke behind the DF, and after cutting in, struck with his right foot, hitting the target but was thwarted by a fine save from the opposing GK.
Although they have a 2-point lead, Fukagawa creates a chance with pressing from the front line in the 69th minute.
Nozawa and Anzai apply pressure on the opposing DF who is holding the ball backwards.
Yasuda intercepted the build-up play of Omiya, who continued to connect, with a sharp sprint, stole the ball, and smoothly slotted it into the goal for the third point.
After that, there were also some defensive efforts from Kimura, but a goal was conceded in the 80th minute, ending the match 3-1.

It was a game with remaining challenges in both offense and defense, but I want to positively view the result of four consecutive league victories and continue to build on it.

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