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AC Nagano Parceiro

04-12 12:00

1 - 1

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Jubilo Iwata

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AC Nagano Parceiro

Jubilo Iwata

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97′

I.Kawasaki

96′

K.Tanaka

95′

H.Uemura

93′

M. Peixoto

91′

R.Watanabe

End 1-1

87′

S.Shimizu

S.Yoshizawa

79′

S.Nakata

H.Hasegawa

79′

K.Ishii

Z.Watanabe

79′

K.Kutsuna

T. Kondo

76′

H.Uemura

R. Uehara

67′

K.Ando

K. Nojima

66′

R.Watanabe

Gustavo

65′

N. Koike

R.Yoshimura

56′

Y.Aida

T.Kawai

Halftime 1-1

39′

1-1

K. Fujikawa

Assist: Y.Hasegawa

33′

K. Nojima

16′

0-1

M. Peixoto

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Match Info

AC Nagano Parceiro and Jubilo Iwata played out a 1-1 draw in the J2/J3 100 Year Vision League at the Minami Nagano Sports Park Stadium on Sunday, April 12th, 2026. The shared points reflected a closely contested match where both teams had opportunities to secure a victory but ultimately settled for a result that did little to alter their respective mid-table ambitions. The home side, Nagano Parceiro, opened the scoring midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive lapse to take a lead they would hold until the interval. Jubilo Iwata, showing the resilience of a team with J1 League experience, fought back in the second period, finding an equalizer through a well-worked team move that culminated in a precise finish from inside the box. The final half-hour saw both teams push for a winner, with Nagano hitting the crossbar from a free-kick and Jubilo's goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time to preserve the draw. The match was played at a high tempo with few major controversies, though the physical nature of the contest led to several yellow cards. The result leaves both teams in a stable position in the league table, with Jubilo Iwata likely viewing it as a point gained in their promotion push, while Nagano Parceiro will be satisfied with a solid performance against a strong opponent. Post-match, the Nagano manager praised his team's structure, while the Jubilo coach emphasized the character shown to come from behind on the road. The starting lineups featured Nagano's organized defensive block and Jubilo's experienced attacking trio, who were largely kept in check for large portions of the game.