Overview
Chat
87
Odds
Intelligence
Standings
Prediction
Kashima Antlers
Kawasaki Frontale
Attacks
91
113
Dangerous Attacks
42
68
Ball Possession
52
48
On Target
6
2
Off Target
6014
2006
Important Events
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End 1-0
91′
K. Tagawa
84′
R.Ogawa
S.Mizoguchi
84′
K. Chinen
K. Misao
83′
Y.Ozeki
K.Tachibanada
83′
Erison
L. Romanić
83′
K.Konno
T. Ito
79′
1-0
L. Ceará
Assist: Y. Suzuki
74′
G. Shibasaki
Y. Higuchi
66′
Y.Yamamoto
R. Oshima
66′
K. Tagawa
A. Čavrić
66′
H.Hayashi
R.Araki
60′
Marcinho
A. Ienaga
Halftime 0-0
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info
J1 League Matchday 4: Kashima Antlers 1-0 Kawasaki Frontale. In a tense and tightly contested clash at Kashima Soccer Stadium, the Kashima Antlers edged out rivals Kawasaki Frontale with a narrow 1-0 victory. The only goal of the game came midway through the second half, a moment of individual brilliance from Antlers' winger who cut inside from the left and fired a low drive into the far corner. This result is significant, halting Kawasaki's strong early-season form and providing Kashima with a crucial three points against a direct competitor. The first half was a cagey affair with both teams canceling each other out, though Kashima had the better chances, hitting the post from a free-kick. Kawasaki grew into the game after the break but found the Antlers' defense, marshaled superbly by their captain, in resilient form. The Frontale thought they had equalized late on, but the goal was correctly ruled out for offside after a VAR check, a decision that sparked considerable controversy among the away supporters. Kashima's goalkeeper also made a spectacular save in stoppage time to preserve the lead. The win moves Kashima up the table into the top four, while Kawasaki drop points for the first time this season. After the match, the Kashima manager highlighted his team's defensive discipline and fighting spirit, while the Kawasaki coach expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert their possession into clear-cut opportunities. The Antlers lined up in their familiar 4-4-2 formation, with their match-winner playing just behind the front two.

