(9.7 Kanto ROOKIE LEAGUE A/B League Replacement Match Teikyo High School 1-5 Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa High School Tokinosu Susono D Grand)
He won five times with four consecutive goals in the first half. Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa High School (Chiba) has won its first promotion to the A-League. The A-League and B-League rescheduling match was held on the 7th, with Teikyo High School (Tokyo), ranked 9th in the A-League, and Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa, ranked 2nd in the B-League, clashing. Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa won 5-1 and was promoted to the A-League.
Higuchi Yamato, coach of Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa, revealed that he was in the big spot, “These kids won't compete in the next year. However, since they have never been to Group A due to the school's history, they have reached the big spot with the goal of “letting one history” and “letting name leave as the first grader who achieved it for the first time.”
Teikyo was the one who got the best entry. In the 4th minute of the first half, Teikyo's short combination, midfielder Takahashi Reiki broke through right-center and shot a right-footed shot. However, goalkeeper Igawa Yoa will stop at Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa with his feet. He accurately passed a short pass and was almost swallowed up by Teikyo's offensive, which quickly retreated. However, as CB Sugai Yuji recalled, “If they had conceded a goal, I really wouldn't have known, so I was able to score by surpassing that,” and it was great that Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa survived this time, mainly with the defenders, including Igawa, defender leader Sugai, and CB Ishikawa Daito.
Then, when the ball was taken, midfielder Kubota Kazuki gradually calmed down and attacked, defeating the opponent's press. Then, in the 10th minute of the first half, fast forward Saito Ryoumi, who was aiming for an opponent's back pass, forced forward from an interception and shot. Although this was blocked by Teikyo goalkeeper Kato Naosuke, he scored the gap with his left foot and took the lead.
In the 10th minute of the first half, Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa FW Saito Ryoumi scores the first goal
In the event of a draw, teams from the top leagues remain. Nihon Sport University Kashiwa, who scored an absolutely necessary goal, came up with it. The team watched footage of the practice match they lost in June and Teikyo's match the day before and analyzed it. In addition to putting pressure on the opponent with offense and defense, which took advantage of Saito's speed, midfielder captain Nishino Hiroki, who is also under the ball, also aimed for the goal in the center space while being involved in the ball.
Then, in the 17th minute of the first half, midfielder Morisaki Naota responded to the clearance of left-footed free kick from left-back Baba Enta. He swung his right foot directly from the right center, and the ball thrusts into the upper right corner of the goal. The venue was 2-0 with a super middle-sized look that erupts. In the 19th minute, midfielder Furukawa Shotaro left the team and scored a left-footed shot.
In the 17th minute of the first half, Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa midfielder Morisaki Naota scored a super middle pitcher, 2-0
In the 19th minute of the first half, forward Saito Ryoumi scored second goal
Teikyo rushed to attack against Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa, where they had the chance to get the chance to score a goal. In the 25th minute, Nihon Sport University Kashiwa took the ball to the inside after a right corner kick, and then the right midfielder Kuriyama Ryunosuke carried him inside and swung his left foot through. A grounder's hit shook the net on the far side and scored the fourth. With four impressive goals in a row, Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa has made a big difference in the outcome of the match.
In the 25th minute of the first half, Nissozoku University Kashiwa midfielder Kuriyama Ryunosuke scored a left-foot shot, 4-0
Teikyo also first regained his fighting style and carefully connected the ball to create a shooting scene. Then, in the 4th minute of the second half, midfielder Noguchi Keigo passed the ball to the left of the PA, and midfielder Suzuki Tomoya dribbled inside and flashed his right foot. He sank the ball into the fur and scored one point.
In the 10th minute of the second half, midfielder Suzuki Tomoya scored a right-footed shot, giving him a point.
However, Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa will tighten up here. He struggled through “ROOKIE LEAGUE” and did not allow the next point, mainly Sugai, who said, “They grew up in small movements and switching.” Conversely, in the 17th minute, Kuriyama and Baba broke the right side, and right-back Oya Hibiki scored the fifth goal with a right foot shot. While Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa was also watching over manager Nebiki Kensuke outside the venue, players who were substituting such as forward Otsuki Kaisei, midfielder Kimura Yushin, midfielder Nakamura Rei, and midfielder Naka Toro were also making an appearance with aggressive moves.
In the 17th minute of the second half, right-back Oya Hibiki (left edge) scored 5-1
Although they scored one goal in the second half, they said, “I just wanted to win. Everyone in the opponents are strong, so I'll try to connect together” (Sugai) and ended the 90 minutes of victory, and were promoted to Group A for the first time. After the match, Coach Higuchi praised the players, saying, “For a while now, I've only said 'Thank you'. I've really only said 'Run' during the match, so I'm just grateful to the kids.”
Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa also has a solid defense centered around CB Sugai Yuji.
Sugai explained about this year's first-year team, “They are really good at individuals. I've never really seen anyone like Kuriyama. They're really all incredibly good at individuals.” He also said, “I'm really happy that I was able to move up to A, and I'd like to use this as a springboard, and I'd like to work hard at next week's New Balance Cup.” Nippon Sport Science University Kashiwa, who is confident that this generation will still change history, will win many titles in three years.
(Interview and text by Yoshida Taro)
