📊 Form Guide

Sagan Tosu

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Sagan Tosu go into this fixture after a 1-1 J2 100 Year Vision League draw vs Renofa Yamaguchi.

The only name on the scoresheet from Sagan Tosu was Nagi Matsumoto (49'). After a tense 2-3 penalty shootout, Renofa Yamaguchi were victorious.

Sagan Tosu have been on a persistent run of goalscoring form, hitting the target in one hundred percent of their last 6 games.

They have hit an aggregate of 10 during that period while seeing the number of goals scored against them stand at 3. That kind of trend won’t necessarily be carried forward into this match, though.

FC Ryukyu

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Following on from being beaten in their last game against Gainare Tottori in J2 100 Year Vision League action, FC Ryukyu and their travelling supporters will be hoping that they can get a better result in this one.

Shinya Yajima (21') scored for Gainare Tottori.

The attacking players from FC Ryukyu have made hard work of scoring goals over their previous six encounters, contributing the unsatisfactory return of only 3. In those matches, Ryukyu have also seen the overall goal tally of opposing teams equal 7.

↔️ Head to head

The previous league contest featuring these sides was J2 100 Year Vision League match day 1 on 08/02/2026 when it ended FC Ryukyu 2-2 Sagan Tosu.

📋 Team News: Sagan Tosu

Jô (Hamstring injury), Reiya Morishita (Cruciate ligament injury), Tokito Mizumaki (Cruciate ligament injury) and Daichi Suzuki (Metatarsal fracture) won’t be able to feature for Sagan Tosu boss Akio Kogiku.

🗞️ Team News: FC Ryukyu

Due to a completely healthy group available to select from, the FC Ryukyu boss doesn’t have any fitness worries at all ahead of this match.

💭 Prediction

Our thinking is that Sagan Tosu look set to score more than once when they line up against FC Ryukyu, who will not find it easy to get a goal of their own.

We’re therefore anticipating a pretty comfortable 2-0 margin for Sagan Tosu by the time that the referee blows the final whistle.

Peter Guest, 01:03 23/05/2026