J1 League Gameweek 13
Fagiano Okayama 0 - 4 FT FC Tokyo
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Futmetrix Verdict
46
FT
Sun, Nov 1
Racing Santander
0-3
Real Madrid
⚡ Intensity
48
⚖️ Balance
11
🏆 Stakes
49
🎲 Upset
0
Three early blows, one late reprieve denied
Futmetrix Verdict
78
FT
Sun, Nov 1
Ulsan Hyundai FC
2-1
Gangwon FC
⚡ Intensity
64
⚖️ Balance
87
🏆 Stakes
36
🎲 Upset
0
Farias delivers Ulsan's late lift
Match Statistics
Possession
Shots
Shots on Target
Expected Goals (xG)
Passes
Corners
Fouls
Yellow Cards
Red Cards
Match Events
22' Haruka Motoyama
Teruhito Nakagawa 45'+4
HT
56' ↓ Haruka Motoyama ↑Towa Yamane
56' ↓ Eiji Miyamoto ↑Léo Gaúcho
↓ Kashif Bangnagande ↑Rio Omori 58'
↓ Teruhito Nakagawa ↑Dani Gómez 59'
Dani Gómez (Shuto Nagano) 63'
67' ↓ Lucas Marcos Meireles ↑Masaya Matsumoto
67' ↓ Ataru Esaka ↑Kota Kawano
↓ Kein Sato ↑Kota Tawaratsumida 76'
78' ↓ Kosuke Shirai ↑Ryo Takeuchi
↓ Soma Anzai ↑Shion Homma 85'
↓ Hirokazu Ishihara ↑Kento Hashimoto 85'
Dani Gómez (Kota Tawaratsumida) 90'+3
FT
Player Cards
Our take on every player in this match
Fagiano Okayama
Goalkeepers
Taro Hamada 
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
90
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Defenders
Soichiro Mori
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
90
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Yugo Tatsuta 
WALL
0
Dribbled Past
0
Dribbled Past
3
Tackles
78%
Duel Win %
Yoshitake Suzuki 
ARCHITECT
2
Key Passes
2
Key Passes
0
Assists
24%
Pass Acc
Midfielders
Haruka Motoyama
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
56
Total Mins
56
Entry
Eiji Miyamoto
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
56
Total Mins
56
Entry
Oberdan
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
90
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Kosuke Shirai
LATE SHIFT
12
Late Mins
12
Late Mins
78
Total Mins
78
Entry
Na Sang-ho
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
90
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Ataru Esaka
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
67
Total Mins
67
Entry
Forwards
Lucão
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
67
Total Mins
67
Entry
BENCH
Lennart Moser 
SPECTATOR
0
Saves
0
Saves
0
Conceded
0
Minutes
Yota Fujii
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Masaya Matsumoto
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
23
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Ryo Takeuchi
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
12
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Noah Kenshin Browne
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Towa Yamane
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
34
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Ibuki Fujita
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Kota Kawano
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
23
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Léo Gaúcho
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
34
Total Mins
Started
Entry
FC Tokyo
Goalkeepers
Kim Seung-Gyu 
PROVOCATEUR
1
Fouls Won
1
Fouls Won
1
Duels Won
0
Pens Won
Defenders
Hirokazu Ishihara 
STORMTROOPER
1
Shots
1
Shots
0
Goals
0
On Target
Alexander Scholz 
MAGNET
88
Activity
88
Activity
84
Passes
4
Duels
Hayato Inamura
MAGNET
83
Activity
83
Activity
78
Passes
5
Duels
Kashif Bangnagande
ARCHITECT
2
Key Passes
2
Key Passes
0
Assists
38%
Pass Acc
Midfielders
Kein Sato
LATE SHIFT
14
Late Mins
14
Late Mins
76
Total Mins
76
Entry
Shuto Nagano
MAGNET
66
Activity
66
Activity
57
Passes
9
Duels
Takahiro Ko
MAGNET
67
Activity
67
Activity
63
Passes
4
Duels
Soma Anzai
STORMTROOPER
2
Shots
2
Shots
0
Goals
1
On Target
Forwards
Teruhito Nakagawa 
HITMAN
2
Goals
2
Goals
2
On Target
8.9
Rating
Motoki Nagakura
ARCHITECT
3
Key Passes
3
Key Passes
0
Assists
37%
Pass Acc
BENCH
Hayate Tanaka
SPECTATOR
0
Saves
0
Saves
0
Conceded
0
Minutes
Masato Morishige
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Rio Omori
STORMTROOPER
1
Shots
1
Shots
0
Goals
0
On Target
K. Suzuki
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Kento Hashimoto
STORMTROOPER
1
Shots
1
Shots
0
Goals
0
On Target
Shion Homma
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
5
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Kota Tawaratsumida 
PROVIDER
1
Assists
1
Assists
1
Key Passes
7.0
Rating
Fuki Yamada
LATE SHIFT
15
Late Mins
15
Late Mins
0
Total Mins
Started
Entry
Dani Gómez 
CLUTCH HERO
90
Goal Time
90
Goal Time
Goal
Impact
8.6
Rating
Head to Head
| Date | Home | Score | Away | Competition | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/25/2025 | FC Tokyo | 3 - 1 | Fagiano Okayama | J1 League | Ajinomoto Stadium |
| 04/06/2025 | Fagiano Okayama | 1 - 0 | FC Tokyo | J1 League | City Light Stadium |
10/25/2025
04/06/2025
Fagiano Okayama Win
FC Tokyo Win
Draw
League Standings
P: 13 GD: +22
P: 12 GD: +20
P: 12 GD: +19
P: 12 GD: +6
P: 12 GD: +7
P: 12 GD: +7
P: 12 GD: -2
P: 12 GD: +4
P: 12 GD: +4
P: 12 GD: -2
P: 12 GD: -4
P: 12 GD: -7
P: 12 GD: -10
P: 12 GD: -4
P: 12 GD: -7
P: 12 GD: -8
P: 13 GD: -13
P: 12 GD: -12
P: 12 GD: -8
League Standings
P: 12 GD: +20
P: 12 GD: +19
P: 12 GD: +19
P: 12 GD: +6
P: 12 GD: +7
P: 12 GD: +7
P: 12 GD: -2
P: 12 GD: +4
P: 12 GD: +4
P: 12 GD: -2
P: 12 GD: -4
P: 12 GD: -7
P: 12 GD: -10
P: 12 GD: -4
P: 12 GD: -7
P: 12 GD: -8
P: 12 GD: -10
P: 12 GD: -12
P: 12 GD: -8
Match previews and recaps to help you decide which games are worth watching
Fagiano Okayama
FC Tokyo
Fagiano Okayama
FC Tokyo
Win Probability
Futmetrix AI estimate
The break that turned one goal into four
Average Entertainment Futmetrix Score: 52/100. A double across the interval gave the visitors chasing the summit a decisive boost.
Opening Act
Thirty-two shots flew, but only one side found the net. At JFE Harenokuni Stadium, FC Tokyo beat Fagiano Okayama 4-0 away. The sides put 12 efforts on target, and their goalkeepers made eight saves between them; this was not a quiet afternoon. Okayama won eight corners to Tokyo’s five, but could not turn that pressure into a goal. Tokyo dominated possession with 61 per cent and made it count: 20 shots, 17 from inside the box. Okayama managed 12 attempts, yet Tokyo posed the more consistent threat. The Intensity showed in the volume, while the Balance shifted whenever Tokyo reached dangerous areas. No Okayama player is named in the supplied event record, but the home goalkeeper’s four saves show there was resistance amid the pressure.
The Pivot
The match swung at the interval. Teruhito Nakagawa opened the scoring at 45+4, then struck again at 46, leaving Okayama no time to regroup. The goals came either side of half-time, and the hosts had to push forward to recover against a team already controlling the ball. That gave Tokyo more room to attack. Dani Gómez, introduced in the 59th minute, scored four minutes later after an assist from Shuto Nagano. He completed his brace at 90+3, with Kota Tawaratsumida providing the assist. The decisive moment was not a lucky one-off: Nakagawa’s double broke the contest open, and Tokyo’s substitutes helped keep the attack sharp to the finish. Nakagawa and Gómez both ended with two goals, turning a close scoreline at the break into a comprehensive away win.
Resolution
The 4-0 victory gives Tokyo a substantial lift in the race near the top of the league. Before the match, they were in an AFC Champions League place and level on points with the leaders. This result strengthens their position, though the season is far from settled. Okayama entered the match in tenth, with 16 points from 12 games. A heavy home defeat is a blow for a side looking to stop a poor run, but there is still time to recover over the remaining fixtures. Their eight corners and four goalkeeper saves show some resistance; the problem was creating a clear chance, with no big chances recorded and no goal to show for their efforts. The Stakes were clear for Tokyo’s push near the summit. The Upset Factor was modest: the visitors’ stronger standing and 20 shots translated into a commanding result.
Key Questions
What made T. Nakagawa the Man of the Match?
He scored twice, including goals at 45+4 and 46 that swung the match around half-time and made him the standout performer.
How did substitute T. Nakagawa change the game?
He was not a substitute; the match data lists him as a starter. His goals at 45+4 and 46 shifted the match decisively.
What is the Futmetrix Score?
The Futmetrix Score is our 0-100 verdict on how entertaining a match is. We look at intensity, balance, stakes, and star quality to tell you if it's worth your time.
FC Tokyo’s title chase gets an Okayama checkpoint
Skip It Futmetrix Score: 33/100. FC Tokyo’s early title push gets a valuable road marker, while Okayama need a result to stop their season sliding into a rut.
The Setup
FC Tokyo are second with 27 points from 12 matches, 11 ahead of 10th-placed Fagiano Okayama. Eight wins, three draws and one defeat fuel their title push; WDWWW includes three straight wins. Okayama have 16 points and four defeats in five. The Form edge is clear. Tokyo’s 27 goals and eight conceded underline the gap. At City Light Stadium, Okayama’s 1.2 goals per game face Tokyo’s 2.4. Balance is closer than the table suggests. Round 13 brings Stakes, but this is a checkpoint, not a title decider. The Stars edge sits with the visitors.
Key Battle
Okayama’s midfield must close central lanes without dropping so deep that Tokyo can work around the box unchallenged. The visitors will switch play and look for gaps between midfield and defence. The home side’s route is to win second balls and counter before Tokyo reset. This unit-versus-unit contest will decide whether the hosts can turn resistance into chances.
Our Prediction
Expect Okayama to begin compact and counter, while Tokyo patiently move the ball until the home shape opens. The visitors’ scoring rate and stronger defence make them likelier to create the clearer chances. Okayama can threaten in transition, but Tokyo have conceded only eight in 12. Our verdict: a 2-1 away win, with FC Tokyo controlling more of the key spells and Okayama making them work for it.