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Tokyo Verdy
Urawa Red Diamonds
Attacks
81
144
Dangerous Attacks
49
69
Ball Possession
31
69
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4
4
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2019
60210
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End 1-0
96′
S.Tanabe
Yosuke·Uchida
96′
T.Yoshida
K.Morita
90′
A.Onaiu
85′
H. Ishihara
T. Sekine
79′
J.Yamamoto
R. Hirakawa
78′
I. Thelin
T. Kaneko
78′
Y. Naganuma
T. Ogiwara
77′
K.Yasui
65′
S. Nakajima
R.Hidano
56′
H.Yamami
Yuta·Arai
56′
Y. Fukuda
K. Saito
52′
R.Inoue
45′
A.Onaiu
K. Shibato
Halftime 1-0
14′
1-0
I.Someno
Assist: K.Morita
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Match Info
J1 League Matchday 5: Tokyo Verdy 1-0 Urawa Red Diamonds A stunning late goal earned Tokyo Verdy a dramatic 1-0 victory over the mighty Urawa Red Diamonds at Ajinomoto Stadium, causing a major upset in the J1 League. In a match where Urawa dominated possession and created numerous chances, Verdy's resilient defense and a moment of individual brilliance in the 89th minute secured a priceless three points for the promoted side. Urawa, with their star-studded attack, peppered the Verdy goal throughout the match but found the hosts' goalkeeper in inspired form, making a series of spectacular saves, most notably from a close-range volley in the 70th minute. Against the run of play, Verdy launched one final attack. A quick counter saw the ball played out to the right wing, where a substitute cut inside onto his left foot and unleashed an unstoppable curling shot from 25 yards that nestled into the top corner, sending the home fans into delirium. The focus point of the match was undoubtedly Urawa's profligacy in front of goal and Verdy's heroic defensive effort. The Verdy captain at center-back was immense, making countless blocks and clearances. The result is a significant boost for Tokyo Verdy's survival hopes, lifting them away from the relegation zone, while for Urawa Red Diamonds, it represents a costly stumble in their early-season title chase. "This is what football is about—heart, organization, and one moment of magic," an emotional Verdy manager said post-match. The Urawa coach was frustrated: "We did everything but score. We must learn from this and be more ruthless." Tokyo Verdy's lineup was set up to absorb pressure and hit on the break, a tactic that worked to perfection against Urawa's more expansive 4-1-4-1.