Machida defeated Kyoto 1-0, making it the first club in the club's history to advance to the top eight. In the 14th minute of the second half, midfielder Mochizuki's pass hit the opponent and fell over, and forward Fujio Shota was the first to jump in and scored the winning goal with his left foot. Using solid defense as a weapon, “Uno Zero (1-0)” is a must-have. He cut off the counterattack from his opponent, who is fourth in the league. In January, his third year in office, manager Kuroda declared at a new organization event, “I want to win some kind of title this year.” As he said, he emerged as the lead in Japan's oldest tournament, starting in 1921 (Dai 10th).

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