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2017 J2 League

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Football league season
Meiji Yasuda J2 League
Season2017
ChampionsShonan Bellmare
2nd J2 title
4th D2 title
PromotedShonan Bellmare
V-Varen Nagasaki
Nagoya Grampus
RelegatedThespakusatsu Gunma
Matches462
Goals1,198 (2.59 per match)
Top goalscorerIbba Laajab (Yokohama FC)
(25 goals)[1]
Highest attendance36,755[2]
Nagoya 1–1Kyoto
(3 May 2017)
Lowest attendance1,191[2]
Sanuki 0-0Yamagata
(22 Oct 2017)
Average attendance6,970
←2016
2018 →

The2017Meiji YasudaJ2 League (2017 明治安田生命J2リーグ) season was the 46th season of the second-tier club football in Japan and the 19th season since the establishment of J2 League.

Clubs

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Locations of the 2017 J2 League teams

The participating clubs are listed in the following table:

Club nameHome town(s)Note(s)
Avispa FukuokaFukuoka City,FukuokaRelegated from J1 League in 2016
Ehime FCAll cities/towns inEhime[a]
Fagiano OkayamaAll cities/towns inOkayama[b]
FC GifuAll cities/towns inGifu[c]
JEF United ChibaChiba &Ichihara, Chiba
Kamatamare SanukiTakamatsu, Kagawa
Kyoto SangaSouthwestern cities/towns inKyoto[d]
Machida ZelviaMachida, Tokyo
Matsumoto YamagaCentral cities/towns inNagano[e]
Mito HollyHockMito, Ibaraki
Montedio YamagataAll cities/towns inYamagata[f]
Nagoya GrampusAllAichi Prefecture[g]Relegated from J1 League in2016
Oita TrinitaŌitaPromoted from J3 League in2016
Renofa YamaguchiAll cities/towns inYamaguchi[h]
Roasso KumamotoKumamoto
Shonan BellmareShonan part of Kanagawa[i]Relegated from J1 League in 2016
Thespakusatsu GunmaAll cities/towns inGunma[j]
Tokushima VortisAll cities/towns inTokushima[k]
Tokyo VerdyAll cities/towns in Tokyo
V-Varen NagasakiAll cities/towns inNagasaki[l]
Yokohama FCYokohama,Kanagawa
Zweigen KanazawaKanazawaWon J2-J3 Relegation Playoff
  1. ^centering onMatsuyama
  2. ^centering onOkayama,Kurashiki,Tsuyama
  3. ^centering onGifu
  4. ^Kyoto,Uji,Joyo,Kyōtanabe,Mukō,Nagaokakyō,Kizugawa,Kameoka,Nantan,Kyotanba
  5. ^Matsumoto, Nagano,Azumino,Yamagata,Shiojiri,Ōmachi,Ikeda
  6. ^centering onYamagata,Tendō,Tsuruoka
  7. ^centering onNagoya,Toyota,Miyoshi
  8. ^centering onYamaguchi,Shimonoseki,Sanyoonoda,Ube
  9. ^Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Atsugi, Isehara, Odawara, Chigasaki, Hadano, Fujisawa, Ōiso, Samukawa, Ninomiya, Kamakura, Minamiashigara, Oi, Kaisei, Nakai, Hakone, Matsuda, Manazuru, Yamakita, Yugawara
  10. ^centering onKusatsu,Maebashi
  11. ^centering onTokushima,Naruto,Mima,Matsushige,Itano,Aizumi,Kitajima
  12. ^centering onNagasaki,Isahaya

Personnel and kits

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ClubManagerCaptainKit manufacturer
Avispa FukuokaJapanMasami IharaJapanYuta MikadoATHLETA
Ehime FCJapanShuichi MaseJapanShuto KojimaMizuno
Fagiano OkayamaJapanTetsu NagasawaJapanKohei KiyamaPenalty
FC GifuJapanTakeshi OkiJapanYoshihiro ShojiNew Balance
JEF United ChibaArgentinaJuan EsnáiderJapanNaoya KondoKappa
Kamatamare SanukiJapanMakoto KitanoJapanKenta ShimizuATHLETA
Kyoto SangaJapanTakanori NunobeJapanTakanori SugenoWacoal
Machida ZelviaJapanNaoki SomaNorth KoreaRi Han-jaeSVOLME
Matsumoto YamagaJapanYasuharu SorimachiJapanMasaki IidaAdidas
Mito HollyHockJapanTakayuki NishigayaJapanKeisuke FunataniGAViC
Montedio YamagataJapanTakashi KiyamaJapanTakuya HondaNew Balance
Nagoya GrampusJapanYahiro KazamaJapanHisato SatoMizuno
Oita TrinitaJapanTomohiro KatanosakaJapanSatoru YamagishiPuma
Renofa YamaguchiArgentinaCarlos MayorJapanYuya TorikaiFinta
Roasso KumamotoJapanHiroyuki KiyokawaJapanTakuya SonodaPuma
Shonan BellmareSouth KoreaCho Kwi-jeaJapanKaoru TakayamaPenalty
Thespakusatsu GunmaJapanHitoshi MorishitaJapanYuya YamagishiFinta
Tokushima VortisSpainRicardo RodríguezJapanKen IwaoMizuno
Tokyo VerdySpainMiguel Ángel LotinaJapanAkira IbayashiATHLETA
V-Varen NagasakiJapanTakuya TakagiJapanYusuke Murakamihummel
Yokohama FCJapanHitoshi NakataJapanKensuke SatoSOCCER JUNKY
Zweigen KanazawaJapanMasaaki YanagishitaJapanTomonobu HiroiAdidas

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerDate of separationManner of departureIncoming managerDate of announcement
Nagoya GrampusNorth MacedoniaBoško Gjurovski6 November 2016[3]End of caretaker spellJapanYahiro Kazama4 January 2017[4]
Renofa YamaguchiJapanNobuhiro Ueno23 May 2017[5]SackedArgentinaCarlos Mayor5 June 2017[6]
Roasso KumamotoJapanHiroyuki Kiyokawa14 June 2017[7]SackedJapanTomoyoshi Ikeya14 June 2017
Yokohama FCJapanHitoshi Nakata15 October 2017[8]SackedBrazilEdson Tavares24 October 2017[9]

Foreign players

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Players name in bold indicates the player is registered during the summer transfer window.

ClubsPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Player 5OtherFormer
Nagoya GrampusBrazilFelipe GarciaBrazilGabriel XavierBrazilWashingtonSouth KoreaLim Seung-gyeomSwedenRobin SimovićBrazilCharles
Shonan BellmareAustraliaTando VelaphiBrazilAndré BahiaBrazilDineiSerbiaDragan MrđaBrazilChiquinho
Avispa FukuokaBrazilEullerBrazilGilsinhoBrazilWellingtonBrazilWillian PoppSouth KoreaWon Du-jaeColombiaDanilson Córdoba
Ehime FCChinaJu FengSouth KoreaPark Seung-su
Fagiano OkayamaArgentinaNicolás OrsiniSouth KoreaJang Suk-wonSouth KoreaKim Jong-minSouth KoreaLee Kyung-taeSouth KoreaPark Hyung-jin
FC GifuBrazilCristianBrazilHenikSpainSisinioSpainVíctor Ibáñez
Oita TrinitaBrazilChiquinho
Mito HollyHockBrazilPaulãoSouth KoreaKwon Young-jin
JEF United ChibaArgentinaJoaquín LarriveyArgentinaLuis OjedaParaguayEduardo ArandaParaguayJorge SalinasSouth KoreaKim Byeom-yongSouth KoreaLee Joo-young
Kamatamare SanukiBrazilAlexBrazilAllanBrazilEvsonSouth KoreaLee Joo-youngSouth KoreaYoon Seon-hoNorth KoreaRi Yong-jik
Montedio YamagataSouth Korea Lee Je-seungSouth KoreaKoo Bon-hyeok
Renofa YamaguchiArgentinaAbel LuciattiArgentinaLeonardo RamosArgentinaMarcelo VidalSouth KoreaPark Chan-yong
Roasso KumamotoBrazilGustavoBrazilJúnior FellBrazilMorbeckSouth Korea Lim Jin-wooSouth KoreaYang Sang-junNorth KoreaAn Byong-jun
Kyoto SangaBelgiumKevin OrisSouth KoreaHa Sung-minSouth KoreaLee Yong-jae
Thespakusatsu GunmaBrazilMatheusSouth Korea Choi Joon-giSouth KoreaKang Su-ilSouth KoreaYeo Sung-hyeSouth KoreaPark GonNorth KoreaPark Seung-riSouth KoreaHan Ho-dong
Tokyo VerdyBrazilAlan PinheiroBrazilDouglasSpainCarlos Martínez
V-Varen NagasakiSpainJuanmaSpainMiguel PallardóSouth KoreaSong Young-Min
Tokushima VortisBrazilCarlinhosSerbiaNikola VasiljevićSouth KoreaKim Jong-pilSerbiaNikola Ašćerić
Matsumoto YamagaBrazilDaviBrazilDiegoBrazilPaulinhoBrazilSerginhoSouth KoreaGoh Dong MinSouth KoreaYeo Sung-hye
Yokohama FCBrazilLeandro DominguesNetherlandsCalvin Jong-a-PinNorwayIbba LaajabSouth KoreaJeong Chung-geun
Machida ZelviaMontenegroBoris TatarNorth Korea Kim Song-giNorth KoreaRi Han-jae
Zweigen KanazawaSouth KoreaByeon Jun-byumSouth KoreaKim Tea-sungBrazilMendes

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Shonan Bellmare(C, P)42241175836+2283Promotion to2018 J1 League
2V-Varen Nagasaki(P)42248105941+1880
3Nagoya Grampus(O, P)42236138565+2075Qualification for promotion playoffs[a]
4Avispa Fukuoka422111105436+1874
5Tokyo Verdy422010126449+1570
6JEF United Chiba42208147058+1268
7Tokushima Vortis421813117145+2667
8Matsumoto Yamaga42199146145+1666
9Oita Trinita421713125850+864
10Yokohama FC421712136049+1163
11Montedio Yamagata421417114547−259
12Kyoto Sanga421415135547+857
13Fagiano Okayama421316134449−555
14Mito HollyHock421412164548−354
15Ehime FC42149195468−1451
16Machida Zelvia421117145353050
17Zweigen Kanazawa421310194967−1849
18FC Gifu421113185668−1246
19Kamatamare Sanuki42814204161−2038
20Renofa Yamaguchi42115264869−2138
21Roasso Kumamoto42910233659−2337
22Thespakusatsu Gunma(R)4255323288−5620Relegation to2018 J3 League[b]
Updated to match(es) played on 28 November 2017. Source:2017 MEIJI YASUDA J2 LEAGUE League table
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Only teams that meet J1 license criteria can participate in promotion playoffs. If one or more teams fail to meet the criteria, only eligible teams that finished 3rd to 6th will participate and no replacement teams will be added.
  2. ^Direct exchange between J2 and J3 is subject to eligibility of J2-licensed teams in top 2 of2017 J3 League.

Results

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Home \ AwayAVIBELEHIFAGGIFGRAHOLJEFKAMMONRENROSSANSPATRIVVNVERVORYAMYFCZELZWE
Avispa Fukuoka2–10–11–01–03–10–00–13–12–02–12–12–11–31–20–11–00–11–10–01–30–2
Shonan Bellmare0–31–01–13–32–13–02–01–00–11–00–01–03–10–11–12–02–02–12–21–14–2
Ehime FC0–10–12–02–01–20–01–02–12–02–11–00–24–22–21–00–31–30–02–31–11–0
Fagiano Okayama1–10–20–11–10–13–02–10–12–12–11–12–12–10–32–00–13–20–02–11–10–1
FC Gifu1–21–12–11–12–62–14–60–11–12–21–23–22–01–24–41–20–20–11–20–21–0
Nagoya Grampus3–13–27–42–01–12–10–32–11–00–25–11–14–20–12–04–10–25–22–32–12–3
Mito HollyHock1–10–11–01–01–21–13–12–10–11–12–22–04–02–00–23–21–10–10–03–24–0
JEF United Chiba0–00–14–23–11–32–02–14–31–12–11–12–21–14–15–02–22–05–12–12–12–0
Kamatamare Sanuki2–23–02–21–11–30–22–01–10–01–30–00–41–20–10–10–00–01–11–02–21–0
Montedio Yamagata0–03–02–21–14–10–00–02–20–03–20–12–21–03–20–01–01–61–02–01–32–1
Renofa Yamaguchi1–23–51–10–10–11–31–00–11–02–01–21–13–22–30–30–21–11–21–20–10–1
Roasso Kumamoto1–10–12–10–10–00–12–31–02–11–10–20–31–20–10–24–01–12–01–40–11–4
Kyoto Sanga0–10–03–21–11–13–11–12–01–01–21–22–11–02–20–10–11–01–12–22–21–3
Thespakusatsu Gunma1–30–20–31–20–21–40–12–01–20–12–11–11–10–41–41–20–20–21–10–11–1
Oita Trinita1–10–01–11–13–34–10–01–22–11–12–02–11–31–01–20–20–10–02–21–31–0
V-Varen Nagasaki0–10–22–03–02–11–10–02–13–12–02–11–01–04–02–11–02–11–01–10–02–1
Tokyo Verdy0–02–33–31–11–02–14–03–03–33–11–21–01–23–11–02–12–11–21–13–12–1
Tokushima Vortis2–10–14–13–31–12–22–30–11–11–15–03–01–14–11–03–11–00–22–22–21–1
Matsumoto Yamaga0–11–22–11–12–11–20–13–14–03–22–31–00–13–00–23–01–13–13–11–14–0
Yokohama FC1–30–14–01–11–01–21–04–02–10–11–02–02–01–01–22–11–10–21–02–22–0
Machida Zelvia0–10–01–21–10–13–42–00–11–10–00–12–10–22–02–21–12–40–11–21–01–1
Zweigen Kanazawa0–50–01–21–20–13–42–02–11–11–13–20–20–22–02–21–12–40–10–43–22–2
Updated to match(es) played on 19 November 2017. Source:J.League Data
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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J1 League Promotion Playoffs

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2017 J.League Road To J1 Play-Offs (2017 J1昇格プレーオフ)

SemifinalsFinal
      
3Nagoya Grampus4
6JEF United Chiba2
3Nagoya Grampus0
4Avispa Fukuoka0
4Avispa Fukuoka1
5Tokyo Verdy0

Semifinals

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Avispa Fukuoka1–0Tokyo Verdy
Yamase 14'Report
Attendance: 9,019
Nagoya Grampus4–2JEF United
Taguchi 61'
Simović 66',86',90+6'		ReportLarrivey 45+2',90'
Attendance: 18,350

Final

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Nagoya Grampus0–0Avispa Fukuoka
Report
Attendance: 37,959

Nagoya Grampus was promoted to J1 League.

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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As of match played 19 November 2017.[1]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1
NorwayIbba LaajabYokohama FC
25
2
JapanDaiki WatariTokushima Vortis
23
3BrazilWellingtonAvispa Fukuoka19
JapanHiroyuki TakasakiMatsumoto Yamaga
ArgentinaJoaquin LarriveyJEF United Chiba
6BrazilAlan PinheiroTokyo Verdy14
JapanYusuke GotoOita Trinita
8JapanTulioKyoto Sanga13
SwedenRobin SimovicNagoya Grampus
BrazilDouglas VieiraTokyo Verdy
JapanDaizen MaedaMito HollyHock

Attendances

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1Nagoya Grampus322,67236,7557,04615,365−13.3%†
2Matsumoto Yamaga255,07615,8728,98212,146−10.9%†
3JEF United Chiba209,63715,9946,2309,983−3.0%†
4Avispa Fukuoka200,54616,3366,0219,550−25.7%†
5Fagiano Okayama198,88312,2866,2759,471−5.5%†
6Shonan Bellmare177,52712,4804,4538,454−26.7%†
7Oita Trinita169,32811,3706,1368,063+3.8%‡
8FC Gifu146,51817,0273,6506,977+23.2%†
9Kyoto Sanga141,70510,7504,8966,748+3.4%†
10Montedio Yamagata138,23212,7433,7076,582+5.2%†
11Roasso Kumamoto137,69813,9903,9446,557+18.3%†
12Tokyo Verdy130,33414,5412,7866,206+14.9%†
13Yokohama FC125,30113,2442,2845,967+22.0%†
14V-Varen Nagasaki124,75622,4073,1895,941+13.7%†
15Renofa Yamaguchi114,5389,6513,3695,454−18.0%†
16Tokushima Vortis104,5777,5833,1064,979+9.1%†
17Mito HollyHock103,5499,2403,0234,931−8.1%†
18Zweigen Kanazawa92,33611,1732,7804,397+5.2%†
19Machida Zelvia85,1778,1242,3834,056−20.8%†
20Ehime FC81,1937,1171,9583,866−5.5%†
21Thespakusatsu Gunma80,4656,8281,4023,832−19.2%†
22Kamatamare Sanuki79,9087,9941,1913,805+3.2%†
League total3,219,93636,7551,1916,9700.0%†

Updated to games played on 19 November 2017
Source:J. League Data
Notes:
† Last year inJ1 League.‡ Last year inJ3 League.

References

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