Japanese B prediction tactics + intelligence interpretation! Japanese B: Imaji FC VS Oita Sanji

1. The offensive end is completely paralyzed, the double gun failure + tactical rigidity

The Imaji team's last four official games (3 J2 + 1 Emperor Cup) have been completely blocked, and the league has no forwards in 9 consecutive rounds, setting a record for the longest goal drought in J2 this season. Brazilian double guns with impressive performances at the beginning of the season - Marcus Vinicius and Wesley Tank were completely silent. The total 8 goals contributed by the two were all from the first 6 rounds, and they have since fallen into a goal drought of 9 rounds. The problem is not only that the forward is in a sluggish state, but also that the team's overall offensive routine is also understood by the opponent. Imaji's previous tactic of relying on crosses from the wing + double high center forwards to grab points gradually failed, and his midfield creativity was insufficient, resulting in a single offensive method. In addition, the absence of core midfielder Yokoyama Mengshu (drawn by the U20 national team) further weakened the organizational ability.

2. Injury + draws make it worse. Can new players become saviors?

In addition to Yokoyama Mengshu, another potential star, Ren Meimu, was also recruited by the U20 Japanese team. Both of them are important puzzles of Imaji's offensive system. In addition, the injuries of the defensive core Yui Takahashi and midfielder Yaoda Sato have not fully recovered, and the team's lineup depth has been seriously damaged. The only good news is that Brazilian attacker Patrick Veron, who just came on loan from Kawasaki forward, has completed the joint training and is expected to make his debut in this round. He is good at breaking through and long shots, and may inject new vitality into Imaji's offense.

3. The home game is against the will, and if you lose again, you will have a slim hope of upgrading.

Currently, the current 25 points (6 wins, 7 draws and 4 losses). Although it is still in the middle, it is 5 points away from the upgrade playoffs (6th place). If you lose again in this round, you will not only be left behind by Dazuo, but may also be overtaken by Yamagata, Kofu and other teams behind you. Coach Jun Suzuki has recently tried to change the formation 3-5-2, but the effect is not good. If there are no goals in this game, his coaching position may also be shaken. Imaji must regain his offensive firepower at the beginning of the season as soon as possible, otherwise the dream of upgrading will gradually fade away.

4. The offensive end recovered, and the Kubota + Fujimoto combination gradually improved

Oita defeated Kofu 2-1 in the last round, ending the 3 rounds of unwind, and scored 2 goals in a single game again after 6 rounds. The forward combination of Kazuo Kubota (5 goals and 2 assists this season) and Ikki Fujimoto (3 goals and 1 assist) has gradually found a tacit understanding, especially Kubota's ability to grab points in the penalty area has become the key to Otsuki breaking the stalemate. In addition, the midfield core Shimoda Beidou has excellent scheduling capabilities, and the breakthrough of Kumama Machida can also create a threat. Compared to Imaji's weak attack, Oita's attack methods are more abundant.

5. The head coach's adjustments have taken effect, and his ability to fight against adversity has improved. Oita had previously played one more man against Ryukyu in the Emperor Cup but could not defeat him for a long time. He was eventually eliminated from the penalty kick. But in the last round against Kafu, the team remained patient and eventually scored even if the opponent was sent off. The coach Nosaka Tomohiro praised after the game: "The players are not impatient, but insist on their own style of play and finally score goals." This stability in adversity is an important capital for Ota to compete for the qualification to upgrade. If they can continue this performance away, they will be able to take three points away from Imarika.

6. In the upgrade zone position game, three-pointers will change the pattern

Currently Oita and Imaji have 25 points, but they rank low due to their goal difference disadvantage. Due to the fierce competition in the mid-range J2, the 6th place (upgraded play-off area) is only 3 points ahead, so the victory or defeat in this game will directly affect the upgrade prospects of the two teams. If Oita wins, they will tighten the upgrade zone and put more pressure on Imarika; if they lose, they may be overtaken by Yamagata, Kofu, Shimizu and other teams behind them. Therefore, Oita will definitely strive to win in this game and continue its recent upward momentum.

Although Imaji is in an offensive crisis, the addition of home games + new aid Vylon may bring variables; while Oita has recovered in its recent form, his away performance is not stable, and Imaji may not be able to win easily when facing a back-to-back battle. Considering that both teams scored the same points and both urgently needed to grab the points, but their offensive efficiency was not outstanding, this game is likely to evolve into a stalemate tug-of-war, and the final draw ended with a 1-1 draw. Both sides scored 1 point each, but it was hard to say they were satisfied.

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