Overview
Chat
128
Odds
Intelligence
Standings
Prediction
Kyoto Sanga
Nagoya Grampus
Attacks
75
99
Dangerous Attacks
45
66
Ball Possession
49
51
On Target
7
5
Off Target
9037
7006
Important Events
Live text broadcast
100′
S.Fukuda
99′
K. Nagai
98′
S.Yoon
97′
Kennedy
96′
T. Hirato
94′
M. Okugawa
94′
T. Takamine
93′
M. Túlio
91′
S.Inagaki
End 1-1
90′
F. Honda
81′
Alex·Negueba
80′
T.Kikuchi
R. Izumi
80′
S.Mori
H.Koda
77′
1-1
M. Túlio
Assist: T. Hirato
73′
Alex·Negueba
R.Nakano
65′
T. Hirato
61′
T. Hirato
T.Hiraoka
61′
F. Honda
H.Arai
59′
S.Tokumoto
T. Morishima
59′
Kennedy
Y. Nogami
45′
S.Fukuda
K.Sato
Halftime 0-1
35′
K. Nagai
Y. Yamagishi
19′
0-1
H.Koda
Assist: Y. Nogami
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
Kyoto Sanga and Nagoya Grampus played out a 1-1 draw in the Japanese J1 League on Sunday, March 22, 2026, in a tightly contested match at Sanga Stadium by Kyocera. The result saw both teams share the points in a fixture that was ultimately decided by a second-half equalizer, leaving each side with a sense of what might have been in the early stages of the season. Kyoto Sanga took the lead midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to score from close range and send the home fans into raptures. Nagoya Grampus, however, grew into the game and their persistence paid off when they leveled the score around the hour mark with a well-worked team move finished from inside the box. The match had its share of controversy as a potential penalty appeal for Nagoya was waved away by the referee after a VAR check, while Kyoto also had a late chance cleared off the line. The draw means Kyoto Sanga move a point clear of the immediate relegation zone, while Nagoya Grampus remain in the mid-table pack, with both managers likely viewing it as a fair result. Kyoto's manager noted his team's improved defensive structure, while Nagoya's coach praised his side's character to fight back on the road. The starting lineups featured Kyoto's first-choice goalkeeper and a front three looking for goals, while Nagoya lined up in their familiar 4-2-3-1 formation with their star striker leading the line.

