Machida Zelvia vs Tochigi SC Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

On September 9, Machida Zelvia were hosting Tochigi SC in the J-League 2 of Japan. The match concluded with Tochigi defeating Machida Zelvia 0-1.

The scoreline opened on the 54th minute when Min-Gyu Jang deflected the ball into his own net, putting Tochigi in front and ultimately sealing the victory.

All eyes turn to the pitch as the upcoming face-off sees Machida Zelvia and Tochigi square off once more, 3 months after their previous J-League 2 match which ended in a draw 1-1. Machida Zelvia come into the match following a draw against Thespa Kusatsu on September 3 in the J-League 2, bringing their unbeaten streak to two.

After their recent win against Fujieda MYFC, Tochigi approach this match with renewed confidence, extending their unbeaten streak to four matches.

This J-League 2 match offers a platform for Machida Zelvia and Tochigi SC’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Machida Zelvia’s attacking options, guided by Naoki Soma, have been bolstered by Erik, the team’s top scorer, and Mitchell Duke, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Erik leads Machida Zelvia’s scoring charts in J-League 2 this season with eighteen goals, and is also the team’s top assist provider, with seven key passes leading to goals so far this term. Machida Zelvia’s offense has also been strengthened by Shota Fujio, Yu Hirakawa and Shunta Araki, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.

Meanwhile, Tochigi’s attacking options, under Kazuaki Tasaka’s management, have been bolstered by Ryo Nemoto, the team’s top scorer, and Kenta Fukumori, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Tochigi’s top scorer in J-League 2, Nemoto, has six goals this season, with Fukumori contributing five assists to top their creative tally in the league. Hayato Fukushima, Yuto Yamada and Origbaajo Ismaila have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Tochigi’s attack.

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Machida Zelvia - Tochigi SC in real time.

Machida Zelvia kicked off the game with Koki Fukui, Hijiri Onaga who got substituted by Takaya Numata on the 70th minute, Jurato Ikeda, Min-Gyu Jang, Junya Suzuki who got substituted by Yuki Nakashima on the 70th minute, Hokuto Shimoda who got substituted by Zento Uno on the 90th minute, Renji Matsui, Takuya Yasui, Daigo Takahashi who got substituted by Yudai Fujiwara on the 90th minute, Byron Vasquez and Ademilson who got substituted by Shunta Araki on the 46th minute as starters, with Shunta Araki, Yudai Fujiwara, Yuki Nakashima, Takaya Numata, Masayuki Okuyama, William Popp and Zento Uno on the bench.

Tochigi SC's starting eleven were Kazuki Fujita, Sho Omori who got substituted by Ryohei Okazaki on the 84th minute, Wataru Hiramatsu, Hayato Fukushima, Kenta Fukumori, Kosuke Kanbe who got substituted by Sho Sato on the 70th minute, Yuki Nishiya who got substituted by Yojiro Takahagi on the 79th minute, Ryotaro Ishida, Koki Oshima who got substituted by Tomoyasu Yoshida on the 84th minute, Ko Miyazaki who got substituted by Kisho Yano on the 79th minute and Origbaajo Ismaila, with Shuhei Kawata, Ryohei Okazaki, Leandro Pereira, Sho Sato, Yojiro Takahagi, Kisho Yano and Tomoyasu Yoshida on the bench.

Stats

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Referee showed the yellow card four times throughout the game. Takuya Yasui, Junya Suzuki, Kazuki Fujita and Shunta Araki were the ones to receive it.

Head-to-head

Over five meetings since July 2021, the teams have each had their moments. Tochigi SC have won twice, while the other three matches ended in a draw. Their most recent clash took place on June 18, 2023, finishing in a 1-1 draw. Machida Zelvia have managed two goals in these five matches, while Tochigi have scored four in total. Overall, Tochigi SC hold a stronger head-to-head record against Machida Zelvia in recent meetings.

Recent Form

Machida Zelvia are coming off a draw in their last match against Thespa Kusatsu, while Tochigi SC played their last match against Fujieda MYFC, which ended in a win. Overall, in their last twenty matches, Machida Zelvia have recorded twelve wins, four losses, and four draws, while over their most recent twenty games, Tochigi have claimed seven victories, suffered five defeats, and drawn eight times.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Machida Zelvia and Tochigi SC in real time. You can watch the goal by Min-Gyu Jang as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Machida Zelvia - Tochigi SC are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.