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FC Osaka

04-11 13:00

1 - 2

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Kataller Toyama

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Kataller Toyama

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114

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End 1-2

87′

V.Souza

S.Sumida

87′

H.Wada

R.Kubo

87′

Shun Mizoguchi

Y. Kagawa

86′

T.Kim

82′

Y. Nakashima

T. Yoshihira

76′

S.Morimura

T.Shimada

68′

R.Kubo

67′

1-1

K.Mima

Assist: S.Sumida

60′

T.Toya

Ryusei Nose

59′

T.Kitsui

S. Masuda

58′

T.Kim

K.Tsuboi

58′

A.Kameda

K. Ogawa

58′

Y.Takahashi

D.Matsuoka

57′

0-1

K. Ogawa

Assist: S.Fuseya

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

FC Osaka suffered a disappointing 1-2 home defeat to Kataller Toyama in the J2/J3 100 Year Vision League on April 11th, 2026. The match at the Yanmar Stadium Nagai saw the visitors execute a classic away performance, soaking up pressure and striking decisively on the break. Kataller Toyama stunned the home crowd by taking an early lead in the 10th minute, capitalizing on a defensive mix-up. FC Osaka dominated possession and eventually found an equalizer from the penalty spot just after the hour mark, setting up a grandstand finish. However, against the run of play, Kataller Toyama snatched all three points with a swift counter-attack in the 85th minute, their striker finishing coolly past the onrushing goalkeeper. The result is a major setback for FC Osaka's campaign, while it marks a terrific away victory for Kataller Toyama. The key focus point was Osaka's inability to convert their territorial dominance into clear chances, with Toyama's defensive block proving impenetrable for long periods. The loss leaves FC Osaka needing to regroup quickly, as the three points for Toyama provide a massive boost in their fight for position. The Osaka manager expressed frustration with his team's profligacy, while the Toyama coach hailed his players' tactical discipline and fighting spirit.