Match Summary
The match was played in J1 League 2026. Goals were scored by Y. Matsuo 120′, K. Sato 120′, R. Watanabe 120′ (pen.), K. Hashimoto 120′ (pen.), K. Nemoto 120′, F. Yamada 120′ (pen.), H. Komori 120′ (pen.), K. Tawaratsumida 120′ (pen.), T. Sekine 120′ (pen.), S. Muroya 120′, S. Gustafson 120′ (pen.), K. Hashimoto 120′ (pen.), H. Ishihara 120′ (pen.), T. Ko 120′ (pen.), H. Abe 120′ (pen.), H. Inamura 120′ (pen.), Y. Miyamoto 120′, A. Scholz 120′, Y. Naganuma 120′ (pen.), T. Nakagawa 120′ (pen.), S. Nishikawa 120′ (pen.), Kim Seung-Gyu 120′ (pen.), Y. Matsuo 120′ (pen.), K. Sato 120′ (pen.), R. Watanabe 120′, K. Hashimoto 120′ (pen.). Urawa made 5 substitutions, FC Tokyo made 4.
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Substitution 2 · assist: H. Abe
Substitution 3 · assist: Y. Matsuo
Substitution 1 · assist: T. Nakagawa
Substitution 2 · assist: K. Tawaratsumida
Substitution 5 · assist: S. Gustafson
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Urawa and FC Tokyo have met 31 times — Urawa won 13, FC Tokyo won 8, with 10 draws. Their rivalry dates back to 2012. Urawa leads the head-to-head with 13 victories from 31 meetings. A combined 98 goals have been scored across these fixtures, averaging 3.16 per match (53 for the home side, 45 for the visitors). Both teams scored in 22 matches (71%). Over 2.5 goals landed in 18 games (58%), making it a fixture that tends to produce goals. The highest-scoring encounter finished 4–4 in 2014.
Statistics are for informational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
API data: 16 May 2026