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YBC Levain Cup
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Kamatamare Sanuki
JEF United Ichihara Chiba
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81
76
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45
34
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53
47
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End 0-2
91′
T.Tsukui
T. Yasui
87′
K.Makiyama
S.Woo
87′
R. Yonezawa
Y.Murakami
84′
M.Takumi
N. Tsubaki
71′
S.Arita
R. Sano
71′
H. Asada
A.Ueno
67′
K. Aoki
61′
S.Kawakami
S.Utsugi
60′
N. Otake
59′
R.Ishio
T. Iida
59′
H. Goya
Erison
49′
G. Lee
45′
M. Shinada
T. Taguchi
Halftime 0-1
18′
0-1
Erison
Assist: K. Yonekura
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Match Info

Kamatamare Sanuki found the YBC Levain Cup a step too far on September 9, falling to a composed 2-0 away defeat against JEF United Ichihara Chiba at 18:00. The result owed much to JEF United’s clinical edge, as they made their superiority count without ever needing to hit top gear.

JEF United control the contest

From the opening exchanges, JEF United Ichihara Chiba looked the more dangerous side, moving the ball quickly through midfield and pinning Kamatamare Sanuki deep in their own half. The visitors created several clear sights of goal before finally breaking the deadlock. Their opening goal arrived after a patient build-up, with a sweeping move finished coolly past the Kamatamare goalkeeper. The goal rewarded JEF United for their territorial dominance and gave them full control of the first half.

Kamatamare Sanuki responded admirably, showing greater intent after the interval. They pushed more men forward and forced a number of half-chances, but JEF United’s defensive organisation remained firm. The second goal came at an ideal moment for the away side, easing any tension and putting the result beyond doubt. It was a strike that reflected their quality in transition, catching Kamatamare Sanuki pushing up in search of an equaliser.

Kamatamare Sanuki’s cup hopes end

The final 2-0 scoreline probably flattered neither side in terms of overall chances, but it was an accurate reflection of JEF United’s control over the tie. Kamatamare Sanuki competed well for long stretches and can take some encouragement from their defensive discipline, yet they were ultimately undone by a lack of attacking sharpness in key moments. The Cup exits with a sting, but the team will now be able to concentrate fully on their league campaign.

For JEF United Ichihara Chiba, the Levain Cup journey continues in confident fashion. They delivered a professional away performance, kept a clean sheet, and never allowed the home side to believe a comeback was realistic. If they can carry that same efficiency into the next round, they will be a difficult opponent for anyone.