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Kawasaki Frontale

04-12 15:00

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Kashima Antlers

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Kawasaki Frontale

Kashima Antlers

Attacks

114

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6025

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95′

H.Hayashi

92′

S.Morooka

L. Ceará

82′

S.Kawahara

Y.Yamamoto

81′

K. Chinen

Y. Higuchi

72′

L. Romanić

Erison

70′

H.Hayashi

Y.Matsumura

70′

A. Čavrić

K. Tagawa

68′

Y.Matsumura

65′

O.Ryuki

Marcinho

65′

T.Miyagi

T. Ito

64′

0-2

L. Ceará

Assist: Y. Suzuki

63′

S.Miura

53′

Y. Suzuki

45′

K. Anzai

S.Mizoguchi

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

Kawasaki Frontale fell to a 2-0 home defeat against Kashima Antlers in a key J1 League clash at Kawasaki Todoroki Stadium on Sunday afternoon. This result delivered a significant blow to Frontale's early-season ambitions while providing a major boost for the visiting Antlers in the race near the top of the league table. The match was decided by a clinical second-half performance from Kashima. After a tightly contested first period, the Antlers broke the deadlock around the hour mark, capitalizing on a defensive lapse to take the lead. They sealed the victory with a late counter-attacking goal in the final ten minutes, exposing Kawasaki as they pushed forward in search of an equalizer. The home side, despite enjoying spells of possession, struggled to create clear-cut chances against a well-organized Kashima defense. This loss leaves Kawasaki Frontale potentially outside the AFC Champions League qualification spots, while Kashima Antlers solidify their position among the league's frontrunners. Post-match, the Kawasaki manager lamented his team's lack of cutting edge, while the Kashima coach praised his side's discipline and lethal finishing on the road. The starting lineups featured Kawasaki's usual attacking threats and Kashima's resilient defensive unit.