Japan Soccer League (Div. 1) (1965-91/92)

Japan League level: First Tier Reigning champion: FC Tokyo Record-holding champions: Cerezo Osaka 5 time(s)

Number of teams: 0 teams
Players: 0
Foreigners: 0 Players %

ø-Market value: -

Info

On the competition startpage, the participating teams of one season (selectable in the drop-down menu) are to begin with listed based on the total market value. In addition to news, a matchday overview and the list of goalscorers, the table offers further information.

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Clubs - JSL (1965-91/92) 1968

Compact

Detailed

	name	Squad	ø age	Foreigners
		137	18.8 Years	0
Toyo Industries Shukyu Club	24	25.7	0
Yanmar Diesel	27	22.7	0
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FC	23	24.6	0
Yawata Steel SC	18	26.9	0
Furukawa Electric SC	23	25.6	0
Nagoya Mutual Bank FC	0		0
Hitachi SC	22	24.7	0
Nippon Kokan SC	0		0

Subsequent competitions

Competition		Participating clubs	from	until	Matches
	Relegation Japan Soccer League		Dec 27, 1968	Jan 8, 1969	4

Second-to-last matchday
Last matchday

Date		Home team
Sun Dec 15, 1968	Nippon Kokan	2:2	Nagoya Mutual
	Yanmar Diesel	3:1	Hitachi SC
	Toyo Ind. SC	0:2	Mitsubishi FC
	Furukawa SC	1:3	Yawata Steel

All games from matchday 13 All fixtures & results

Date		Home team
Sun Dec 22, 1968	Nippon Kokan	0:3	Yanmar Diesel
	Hitachi SC	1:0	Nagoya Mutual
	Mitsubishi FC	2:2	Yawata Steel
	Furukawa SC	3:2	Toyo Ind. SC

All games from matchday 14 All fixtures & results

Top goalscorers

Player

Age

Club

Goals

	Yasuyuki Kuwahara
	Centre-Forward

	Takayuki Kuwata
	Striker

	Takaji Mori
	Midfielder

	Kenzo Yokoyama
	Goalkeeper

	Aritatsu Ogi
	Defensive Midfield

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Table Japan Soccer League (Div. 1) (1965-91/92)

#			+/-	Pts
1	Toyo Ind. SC	14	20	21
2	Yanmar Diesel	14	11	19
3	Mitsubishi FC	14	7	18
4	Yawata Steel	14	13	17
5	Furukawa SC	14	7	17
6	Nagoya Mutual	14	-8	9
7	Hitachi SC	14	-14	8
8	Nippon Kokan	14	-36	3

In this match you stick with...

Kashiwa Reysol

Nagoya WEST FC