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Kashiwa Reysol

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06 Jun 2026

09:00 (UTC+0)

Kyoto Sanga

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Kashiwa Reysol host Kyoto Sanga in a J1 League clash just four days after thrashing them 6-2 away from home, a result that will have both teams’ confidence and desperation levels at opposite ends of the spectrum. While Kashiwa rides high on a four-game winning streak, Kyoto finds themselves in the relegation zone, urgently needing to reverse their fortunes.

Home Motivation

High

Kashiwa Reysol are playing with high motivation as they are currently 14th, just 2 points clear of the relegation zone, and need to secure points to avoid dropping into it.

Away Motivation

High

Kyoto Sanga are playing with high motivation as they are currently in the relegation zone, at 17th position, and need points to climb out of the bottom four and avoid relegation.

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Away

1.69

Goals Scored per Game

All comps (EWMA)

1.12

Kashiwa Reysol's recent-form average of 1.69 goals per game is significantly higher than Kyoto Sanga's 1.12, pointing to Kashiwa's stronger offensive output.

1.18

Goals Conceded per Game

All comps (EWMA)

1.80

Kyoto Sanga's defense, allowing 1.80 goals per game in recent form, is considerably weaker than Kashiwa Reysol's 1.18, suggesting Kashiwa is tougher to break down.

-0.17

xG difference

All comps (EWMA)

-0.31

Kashiwa Reysol holds a better xG difference (-0.17) in recent form compared to Kyoto Sanga's -0.31, indicating they create more quality chances relative to what they concede.

5.28

Corners Won per Game

All comps (EWMA)

4.78

Kashiwa Reysol wins more corners on a recent-form basis (5.28 vs 4.78 for Kyoto), which suggests more sustained attacking pressure and potential set-piece opportunities.

0.79

Yellow Cards per Game

All comps (EWMA)

2.21

Kyoto Sanga averages 2.21 yellow cards per game in recent form, well above Kashiwa Reysol's 0.79, highlighting a more aggressive or disciplined approach from the away side.

56%

Possession %

All comps (EWMA)

53%

Kashiwa Reysol maintains higher possession (56% vs 53%) in recent matches, suggesting they are more likely to control the tempo and build-up play.

Form & Streaks

Kashiwa Reysol has won their last four matches across all competitions, showing significant momentum.

Kashiwa Reysol has an impressive record of 5 wins and 0 draws in their last 10 home matches in all competitions.

Kyoto Sanga has managed only one win in their last six J1 League away matches, highlighting their struggles on the road (LLDLLW in last 6 league away).

Kyoto Sanga has conceded 22 goals in their last 10 J1 League matches, a worrying defensive trend.

Tactical Overview

This fixture sees a motivated Kashiwa Reysol, currently 14th, looking to solidify their mid-table position against a desperate Kyoto Sanga, who are mired in the relegation zone at 17th. The recent 6-2 thrashing by Kashiwa is still fresh, underscoring the attacking capabilities Kashiwa Reysol brings, particularly with Yoshio Koizumi spearheading the attack and Nobuteru Nakagawa pulling strings in midfield. They've been strong at home in the league recently, with 5 wins and 5 losses in their last 10 J1 League home matches, averaging 1.5 PPG. Defensively, Taiyo Koga, Daiki Sugioka, and Wataru Harada will be tasked with providing stability, though they will miss Masaki Watai and Koki Kumasaka among others to long-term injuries. The insider buzz suggests Kashiwa Reysol will line up in a 3-4-2-1, aiming for width and pace. Conversely, Kyoto Sanga's form is concerning, with only 2 wins and 6 losses in their last 10 J1 League matches. Their away record is particularly poor, managing 3 wins and 5 losses in their last 10 J1 League away games, scoring only 7 goals while conceding 14. Kyoto Sanga will rely on Rafael Elias up front, supported by the midfield presence of Sung-jun Yoon, but they're without Marco Túlio due to an adductor issue. The expected 4-3-3 formation for Kyoto Sanga points to a strategy balancing midfield stability with quick offensive transitions, but their defense, led by Hidehiro Sugai and Henrique Trevisan, has been leaky, conceding 1.80 goals per game in recent form.

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Key Players

Kashiwa Reysol's defense will likely feature Taiyo Koga, Daiki Sugioka, and Wataru Harada, who are expected to provide stability at the back. In midfield, Nobuteru Nakagawa and Tojiro Kubo are anticipated to drive the team's play, while Yoshio Koizumi will be crucial in attack.

Absences

Masaki Watai

long-term injury

OUT

Yuto Yamada

long-term injury

OUT

Kohei Tezuka

long-term injury

OUT

Tomoaki Okubo

long-term injury

OUT

Koki Kumasaka

long-term injury

OUT

Home

Key Players

Kashiwa Reysol's defense will likely feature Taiyo Koga, Daiki Sugioka, and Wataru Harada, who are expected to provide stability at the back. In midfield, Nobuteru Nakagawa and Tojiro Kubo are anticipated to drive the team's play, while Yoshio Koizumi will be crucial in attack.

Absences

Masaki Watai

long-term injury

OUT

Yuto Yamada

long-term injury

OUT

Kohei Tezuka

long-term injury

OUT

Tomoaki Okubo

long-term injury

OUT

Koki Kumasaka

long-term injury

OUT

Away

Key Players

For Kyoto Sanga, Hidehiro Sugai, Henrique Trevisan, Kyo Sato, and Yoshinori Suzuki are expected to form the defensive line. Sung-jun Yoon is a key presence in midfield, while Rafael Elias will lead the attack.

Absences

Marco Túlio

adductor issue

OUT

Lineup info is never 100% confirmed until matchday. Additional players may be unavailable.

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