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1998 J.League

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6th season of J1 League
Football league season
J.League
Season1998
ChampionsKashima Antlers
2ndJ.League title
RelegatedConsadole Sapporo
Asian Club ChampionshipKashima Antlers
Júbilo Iwata
Matches306
Goals1,074 (3.51 per match)
Top goalscorerMasashi Nakayama (36 goals)
Highest attendance53,598 -Flügels vs.Marinos (September 15)
Lowest attendance2,091 -Vissel vs.JEF Utd. (October 14)
Average attendance11,982
1997
1999

The1998 J.League season was the sixth season of theJ.League. The league began in March 21 and ended in November 14.For this year, the division was contested by 18 teams.Júbilo Iwata won the 1st stage andKashima Antlers won the 2nd stage. Kashima Antlers won the J.League title after winning both matches in theSuntory Championship.

Clubs

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The following eighteen clubs participated in J.League during the 1998 season. Of these clubs, Consadole Sapporo was the only newly promoted team fromJapan Football League.

Personnel

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ClubHead coach
Avispa FukuokaJapanTakaji Mori
Bellmare HiratsukaJapanShigeharu Ueki
Cerezo OsakaJapanYasutaro Matsuki
Consadole SapporoUruguayHugo Fernández
Gamba OsakaFranceFrédéric Antonetti
JEF United IchiharaNetherlandsJan Versleijen
Júbilo IwataBrazilValmir Louruz
Kashima AntlersBrazilZé Mário
Kashiwa ReysolJapanAkira Nishino
Kyoto Purple SangaJapanHidehiko Shimizu
Nagoya Grampus EightJapanKoji Tanaka
Sanfrecce HiroshimaScotlandEddie Thomson
Shimizu S-PulseArgentinaOsvaldo Ardiles
Urawa Red DiamondsJapanHiromi Hara
Verdy KawasakiJapanRyoichi Kawakatsu
Vissel KobeJapanHarumi Kori
Yokohama FlügelsGermanyGert Engels
Yokohama MarinosSpainXabier Azkargorta

Foreign players

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ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Non-visa foreignFormer players
Avispa FukuokaBrazilFernandoFederal Republic of YugoslaviaDragan ĐukanovićFederal Republic of YugoslaviaMiodrag BožovićParaguayJuan Carlos VillamayorBrazilMarcos Aurélio
NigeriaMichael Obiku
SpainPablo Maqueda
Bellmare HiratsukaBrazilCláudioBrazilRicardinhoRomaniaPavel BadeaSouth KoreaHong Myung-boSouth KoreaPark Kyung-hwan
Cerezo OsakaBrazilPericlesBrazilPintadoFederal Republic of YugoslaviaRadivoje ManićSouth KoreaHwang Sun-hongSouth KoreaHa Seok-ju
South KoreaKo Jeong-woon
Consadole SapporoArgentinaHugo MaradonaBrazilPereiraBrazilWalterPanamaJorge Dely ValdésNetherlandsDido Havenaar
Gamba OsakaFederal Republic of YugoslaviaAnto DrobnjakFederal Republic of YugoslaviaNebojša KrupnikovićFrench GuianaClaude DamburySloveniaAmir KarićCameroonPatrick Mboma
North MacedoniaBoban Babunski
JEF United IchiharaAustraliaMatthew BingleyFederal Republic of YugoslaviaNenad MaslovarNetherlandsArnold ScholtenSouth KoreaKim Dae-euiSouth KoreaKim Hwang-jung
Júbilo IwataBrazilAdilson BatistaBrazilDedimarBrazilDungaBrazilAlessandro Cambalhota
Kashima AntlersBrazilBismarckBrazilJorginhoBrazilMazinhoBrazilRicardo
Kashiwa ReysolBrazilBasílioBrazilBentinhoBrazilBuiúBulgariaHristo StoichkovBrazilDuda
BrazilElpídio Silva
BrazilMarcão
Kyoto Purple SangaBrazilEdmílson MatiasBrazilJuniorBrazilPaulo SilasSouth KoreaPark Kang-jo
Nagoya Grampus EightBrazilAlexandre TorresFederal Republic of YugoslaviaDragan StojkovićFranceBernard AllouNetherlandsTarik OulidaBoliviaKo IshikawaBrazilValdo
Sanfrecce HiroshimaAustraliaAurelio VidmarAustraliaHayden FoxeAustraliaTony PopovicEnglandDon GoodmanAustraliaGraham Arnold
EnglandIan Crook
Shimizu S-PulseArgentinaFernando OlivaBrazilFabinhoBrazilSantosBrazilAlex
Urawa Red DiamondsFederal Republic of YugoslaviaŽeljko PetrovićItalyGiuseppe ZappellaSpainTxiki BegiristainNetherlandsAlfred Nijhuis
Verdy KawasakiBrazilDaniel da SilvaBrazilFumagalliBrazilHenriqueBrazilMoacirBrazilEuller
CameroonEdwin Ifeanyi
Vissel KobeSouth KoreaHa Seok-juSouth KoreaKim Do-hoonSpainAlbert TomàsGhanaMichael YanoAustraliaMatthew Bingley
Federal Republic of YugoslaviaBudimir Vujačić
Yokohama FlügelsBrazilCésar SampaioPortugalMarco FerreiraPortugalPaulo FutreRussiaIgor LediakhovBrazilAnderson Gils
Yokohama MarinosBoliviaJulio César BaldiviesoFederal Republic of YugoslaviaDušan PetkovićSpainJon Andoni GoikoetxeaSpainJulio Salinas

Standings

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First stage

PosTeamPldWOTWPKWOTLPKLLGFGAGDPts
1Shizuoka PrefectureJúbilo Iwata1713000045218+3439
2Shizuoka PrefectureShimizu S-Pulse1713000043214+1839
3Aichi PrefectureNagoya Grampus Eight179300143721+1633
4Kanagawa PrefectureYokohama Marinos1710101053921+1832
5Ibaraki PrefectureKashima Antlers1710100064128+1332
6TokyoVerdy Kawasaki1710001153425+930
7Saitama PrefectureUrawa Red Diamonds178121053023+728
8Kanagawa PrefectureYokohama Flügels177210073332+126
9Osaka PrefectureCerezo Osaka177101083647−1123
10Chiba PrefectureKashiwa Reysol176121073235−322
11Chiba PrefectureJEF United Ichihara177002083131021
12Kanagawa PrefectureBellmare Hiratsuka175211082734−720
13Hiroshima PrefectureSanfrecce Hiroshima175202172233−1119
14Osaka PrefectureGamba Osaka174211092729−217
15Kyoto PrefectureKyoto Purple Sanga174203082033−1316
16HokkaidoConsadole Sapporo173102382844−1611
17Hyōgo PrefectureVissel Kobe1730010132048−289
18Fukuoka PrefectureAvispa Fukuoka1720122102247−257
Source:[citation needed]

Second stage

PosTeamPldWOTWPKWOTLPKLLGFGAGDPts
1Kashima Antlers1712300023815+2342
2Júbilo Iwata1713001035521+3439
3Urawa Red Diamonds1711002043217+1533
4Yokohama Marinos1710103034027+1332
5Shimizu S-Pulse178310143921+1831
6Nagoya Grampus Eight179111053426+830
7Yokohama Flügels178010083732+525
8Kashiwa Reysol178011162426−225
9Sanfrecce Hiroshima177111162319+424
10Consadole Sapporo178001172930−124
11Kyoto Purple Sanga176210082730−323
12Bellmare Hiratsuka177010092632−622
13Cerezo Osaka177000192032−1221
14Vissel Kobe1750110102541−1616
15Avispa Fukuoka1741000121138−2714
16Gamba Osaka1732001112032−1213
17Verdy Kawasaki1730011121328−159
18JEF United Ichihara1710121121844−264
Source:[citation needed]

Playoffs

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Suntory Championship

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Júbilo Iwata1 – 2Kashima Antlers
Nakayama 7'Hasegawa 72'
Muroigold-colored soccer ball 110'
Attendance: 40,263

Kashima Antlers2 – 1Júbilo Iwata
Akita 39'
Bismarck 41'
Fujita 84'
Attendance: 16,991

Relegation playoffs

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On the aggregate table, JEF United Ichihara, Avispa Fukuoka, and Vissel Kobe had earned within the 15th-18th places in the tables for both 1997 and 1998, while Consadole Sapporo had achieved within the same span on its sole season on the J.League. (Gamba Osaka, who had finished between Sapporo and Kobe, was reprieved because of the collapse and resignation of Yokohama Flügels.) These clubs thus were entered in an elimination promotion/relegation tournament along withJapan Football League runners-upKawasaki Frontale, who unlike championsTokyo Gas had a base more qualifiable for the J.League.

First round

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Avispa Fukuoka vKawasaki Frontale
November 19, 1998Avispa Fukuoka3–2 (a.e.t.)Kawasaki FrontaleHakata no Mori Football Stadium,Fukuoka
Kudo 24'
Yamashita 89'
Fernandogold-colored soccer ball 104'
Ito 17'
Tuto 61'
Attendance: 12,535
Referee: Alfredo Rodas

Kawasaki formsJ.League Division 2 the next season. Fukuoka advances to the next round.

Second round

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The winners of this round stay in J.League Division 1 and the losers play a final elimination series to determine the club relegated to Division 2.

Vissel Kobe vConsadole Sapporo
November 22, 1998Vissel Kobe2–1Consadole SapporoKobe Universiade Memorial Stadium,Kobe
Nagashima 34' (pen.)
Kaimoto 41'
Tanada 50'Attendance: 14,613

Consadole Sapporo vVissel Kobe
November 26, 1998
Time
Consadole Sapporo0–2Vissel KobeMuroran Irie Stadium,Muroran
Tomàs 48'
Watada 89'
Attendance: 4,525
Referee: Alfredo Rodas
Avispa Fukuoka vJEF United Ichihara
November 22, 1998Avispa Fukuoka0–2JEF United IchiharaHakata no Mori Football Stadium,Fukuoka
Takeda 65'
Scholten 76'
Attendance: 12,300
Referee:Leslie Mottram

JEF United Ichihara vAvispa Fukuoka
November 26, 1998JEF United Ichihara2–1Avispa FukuokaIchihara Stadium,Ichihara
Suzuki 49'
Sakai 60'
Mori 63'Attendance: 10,703

Final round

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Avispa Fukuoka vConsadole Sapporo
December 2, 1998Avispa Fukuoka1–0Consadole SapporoHakata no Mori Football Stadium,Fukuoka
Ueno 61'Attendance: 12,526
Referee: Alfredo Rodas

Consadole Sapporo vAvispa Fukuoka
December 5, 1998Consadole Sapporo0–3Avispa FukuokaMuroran Irie Stadium,Muroran
Ueno 52'
Fernando 84'
Ishimaru 89'
Attendance: 8,372
Referee:Leslie Mottram

Fukuoka stays in J.League Division 1. Consadole is relegated to newJ.League Division 2.

Awards

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Individual awards

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AwardRecipientClub
Most Valuable PlayerJapanMasashi NakayamaJúbilo Iwata
Rookie of the YearJapanShinji OnoUrawa Red Diamonds
Manager of the YearArgentinaOsvaldo ArdilesShimizu S-Pulse
Top ScorerJapan Masashi NakayamaJúbilo Iwata

Best Eleven

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PosFootballerClubNationality
GKSeigo NarazakiYokohama Flügels Japan
DFMakoto TanakaJúbilo Iwata Japan
DFNaoki SomaKashima Antlers Japan
DFYutaka AkitaKashima Antlers Japan
MFDungaJúbilo Iwata Brazil
MFDaisuke OkuJúbilo Iwata Japan
MFHiroshi NanamiJúbilo Iwata Japan
MFShinji OnoUrawa Red Diamonds Japan
MFToshiya FujitaJúbilo Iwata Japan
FWAtsushi YanagisawaKashima Antlers Japan
FWMasashi NakayamaJúbilo Iwata Japan

References

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1992–93
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Japan Football League
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Japan Football League
2014–present
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