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Nagoya Grampus

04-04 14:00

3 - 0

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Cerezo Osaka

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Nagoya Grampus

Cerezo Osaka

Attacks

101

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7015

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End 3-0

97′

Y.Kimura

96′

Y.Kimura

95′

T. Uchida

T. Morishima

89′

M.Ono

R. Izumi

89′

S.Mori

Y. Nogami

85′

D.Cools

H.Okuda

83′

S. Homma

74′

S. Homma

T.Andrade

73′

S.Kagawa

M. Shibayama

68′

S.Sugiura

Y. Yamagishi

68′

Y.Asano

H.Koda

63′

M. Nakajima

61′

3-0

R. Izumi

Assist: Y.Kimura

54′

M. Nakajima

R.Inoue

54′

Y.Yokoyama

R.Sakata

53′

2-0

Y. Yamagishi

Assist: K. Nakayama

49′

R.Inoue

46′

1-0

Y. Yamagishi

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

Nagoya Grampus secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Cerezo Osaka in a Japanese J1 League fixture at the Toyota Stadium. This comprehensive win at home provided a significant boost for Nagoya's league position, showcasing their attacking efficiency and defensive solidity against a top-half rival. The match was effectively decided in the first half, with Nagoya finding the net twice to establish a firm grip on the contest. The opening goal came from a well-worked team move, finished calmly inside the box, before a second was added from a set-piece situation, leaving Cerezo with a mountain to climb. The second half saw Nagoya manage the game expertly, adding a third goal on the counter-attack to put the result beyond any doubt. Cerezo Osaka struggled to create clear-cut chances throughout, with Nagoya's organized defense snuffing out any potential threats. The result sees Nagoya Grampus climb the J1 League table, putting pressure on the teams above them, while Cerezo Osaka will need to regroup after a disappointing away performance. Post-match, the Nagoya manager praised his team's focus and execution, while the Cerezo coach acknowledged his side was second-best in all departments on the day. The starting lineups featured Nagoya's first-choice attackers and a resilient backline, while Cerezo fielded their typical midfield creators who were largely kept quiet.