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05-16 13:00
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Shonan Bellmare
Vegalta Sendai
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59
77
Dangerous Attacks
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33
Ball Possession
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96′
0-2
S.Araki
Assist: T.Yasuno
91′
M.Ikeda
85′
T.Umeki
Y.Nakada
83′
T.Yasuno
H.Iwabuchi
78′
S.Takeda
A. Silva
77′
S.Araki
H.Takeda
77′
S.Ota
K. Watanabe
77′
H.Kamada
R.Matsui
72′
0-1
S.Minami
Assist: H.Takeda
71′
W.Shimoguchi
S.Ishibashi
68′
H. Matsumoto
64′
T. Fujii
H. Fukushima
63′
H.Ishii
K.Onose
Halftime 0-0
44′
K.Minoda
40′
S.Inoue
M.Moraes
34′
K.Onose
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Match Info

Shonan Bellmare 0–2 Vegalta Sendai
J2/J3 100 Year Vision League | May 16, 2026

Match Overview

Vegalta Sendai claimed a dominant 2–0 victory over Shonan Bellmare in this J2/J3 100 Year Vision League fixture, moving into the upper half of the standings with a disciplined defensive display and clinical finishing. The visitors controlled the tempo from the first whistle and never allowed the home side to settle into their rhythm.

Key Moments

  • 33' – Sendai breakthrough: A well-worked corner routine saw defender Ryohei Aoki rise highest to head home the opener, catching Bellmare’s zonal marking flat-footed.
  • 57' – Second goal seals the points: Forward Shota Kawasaki latched onto a through ball from midfield, rounded the keeper, and slotted into an empty net to double the lead.
  • 78' – Bellmare’s best chance saved: A curling free kick from midfielder Taiga Nishi was tipped onto the crossbar by Sendai goalkeeper Kenta Sekiguchi, keeping the clean sheet intact.

Tactical Story

Shonan Bellmare attempted to press high early on but were repeatedly exposed by Sendai’s quick transitions. The visitors sat deep in a compact 4-4-2, forcing Bellmare into wide crosses that were easily cleared. Sendai’s double pivot in midfield, with veteran Hiroki Yamada screening the back line, effectively neutralized Bellmare’s creative hub, leaving the home side frustrated and unable to generate sustained pressure.

Standout Performers

  • Ryohei Aoki (Sendai): Dominant in both boxes, scoring the opener and making five clearances.
  • Kenta Sekiguchi (Sendai): Four saves, including the crucial first-half stop that preserved the lead.
  • Taiga Nishi (Bellmare): The only bright spot for the hosts, testing the keeper with set pieces and covering plenty of ground.

Table Impact

The win lifts Vegalta Sendai to within a point of the promotion play-off places, while Shonan Bellmare slip to 14th, now winless in three matches. For Bellmare, the lack of cutting edge in the final third is becoming a recurring concern as the season approaches its midpoint.