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2002 J.League Division 1

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10th season of J1 League
Football league season
J.League Division 1
Season2002
ChampionsJúbilo Iwata
3rdJ.League title
4thJapanese title
RelegatedSanfrecce Hiroshima
Consadole Sapporo
Matches240
Goals683 (2.85 per match)
Top goalscorerNaohiro Takahara (26 goals)
Highest attendance57,902Reds vs.Júbilo (July 13)
Lowest attendance3,287JEF Utd. vsVegalta (September 18)
Average attendance16,368
2001
2003

The2002 J.League Division 1 season was the tenth season since the establishment of theJ.League Division 1. The league began on March 2 and ended on November 30. The Suntory Championship was not held, becauseJúbilo Iwata was the winner of both stages. At the end of the season,Sanfrecce Hiroshima andConsadole Sapporo were relegated to J2.

General

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Promotion and relegation

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Changes in competition formats

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  • Extra time was scratched forJ.League Division 2. After regulation time, clubs in J2 now receives 3pts for a win, 1pt for a tie, and 0pts for a loss. (NOTE: J1 still has extra time)

Changes in clubs

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none

Honours

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CompetitionChampionRunner-up3rd place
J.League Division 1Júbilo IwataYokohama F. MarinosGamba Osaka
J.League Division 2Oita TrinitaCerezo OsakaAlbirex Niigata
Emperor's CupKyoto Purple SangaKashima AntlersJEF United Ichihara
Sanfrecce Hiroshima
Nabisco CupKashima AntlersUrawa Red DiamondsGamba Osaka
Shimizu S-Pulse
XEROX Super CupShimizu S-PulseKashima Antlers

Clubs

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Location of the clubs in Japan

The following sixteen clubs participated in J.League Division 1 during 2002 season. Of these clubs, Kyoto Purple Sanga and Vegalta Sendai were promoted from Division 2.

Personnel

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ClubHead coach
Consadole SapporoSouth KoreaChang Woe-ryong
FC TokyoJapanHiromi Hara
Gamba OsakaJapanAkira Nishino
JEF United IchiharaSlovakiaJozef Vengloš
Júbilo IwataJapanMasakazu Suzuki
Kashima AntlersBrazilToninho Cerezo
Kashiwa ReysolBrazilMarco Aurélio
Kyoto Purple SangaGermanyGert Engels
Nagoya Grampus EightSloveniaZdenko Verdenik
Sanfrecce HiroshimaJapanTakahiro Kimura
Shimizu S-PulseFederal Republic of YugoslaviaZdravko Zemunović
Tokyo Verdy 1969BrazilLori Sandri
Urawa Red DiamondsNetherlandsHans Ooft
Vegalta SendaiJapanHidehiko Shimizu
Vissel KobeJapanHiroshi Matsuda
Yokohama F. MarinosJapanYoshiaki Shimojo

Foreign players

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ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Non-visa foreignType-C contractFormer players
Consadole SapporoBrazilBijuBrazilJadílsonFederal Republic of YugoslaviaSrđan BaljakBrazilLuis Robson
BrazilMax Sandro
FC TokyoBrazilAmaralBrazilJeanBrazilKellySouth KoreaOh Jang-eunBrazilMarcelo Mattos
Gamba OsakaBrazilFabinhoBrazilMagrãoBrazilMarcelinho Carioca
JEF United IchiharaSlovakiaĽubomír MoravčíkSloveniaŽeljko MilinovičSouth KoreaChoi Yong-sooNorth KoreaKim Wi-manBosnia and HerzegovinaEdin Mujčin
Júbilo IwataBrazilRodrigo GralFederal Republic of YugoslaviaAleksandar ŽivkovićNetherlandsArno van ZwamSouth KoreaKim Geun-chol
Kashima AntlersBrazilAugustoBrazilEullerBrazilFabiano
Kashiwa ReysolBrazilCésar SampaioBrazilEdílsonBrazilRicardinho SantosBrazilRicardinho OliveiraSouth KoreaHwang Sun-hong
South KoreaYoo Sang-chul
Kyoto Purple SangaParaguayDaniel SanabriaSouth KoreaAn Hyo-yeonSouth KoreaPark Ji-sungParaguayRichard EstigarribiaAustraliaNed Zelic
Nagoya Grampus EightAustriaIvica VastićBrazilUesleiCroatiaAndrej PanadićBoliviaKo IshikawaBrazilMarcelo Ramos
NetherlandsTarik Oulida
South KoreaJeong Yong-dae
Sanfrecce HiroshimaCameroonMichel PenséeCroatiaTomislav ErcegBrazilMarcus Tulio Tanaka
North KoreaRi Han-jae
Federal Republic of YugoslaviaNeško Milovanović
Shimizu S-PulseBosnia and HerzegovinaSrđan PeceljBrazilBaronSouth KoreaAhn Jung-hwanBrazilJuninhoBrazilAlair
CroatiaIgor Cvitanović
Tokyo Verdy 1969BrazilAlexandre LopesBrazilEdmundoBrazilMarquinhos
Urawa Red DiamondsAustraliaNed ZelicBrazilEmerson SheikBrazilTutoBrazilHarison
Vegalta SendaiBrazilMarcosBrazilRicardoBrazilSilvinhoPhilippinesSatoshi Ōtomo
Vissel KobeBrazilHarisonBrazilOséasBrazilSidicleiBrazilAtaliba
BrazilDaniel
Yokohama F. MarinosBrazilDutraBrazilNasaBrazilWillBrazilLéo Paulista

Overview

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First stage

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PosTeamPldWOTWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Júbilo Iwata1594113917+2236Qualification to theSuntory Championship
2Yokohama F. Marinos1583312811+1733
3Nagoya Grampus Eight1591052818+1029
4Gamba Osaka1581153519+1627
5Kashima Antlers[a]1590062118+327
6Kyoto Purple Sanga[b]1554152618+824
7Shimizu S-Pulse[c]1553341719−224
8JEF United Ichihara1561352223−123
9Vegalta Sendai[b]1561082327−420
10FC Tokyo1550282327−417
11Urawa Red Diamonds1532192124−314
12Tokyo Verdy 19691523191524−913
13Vissel Kobe15311101222−1012
14Kashiwa Reysol15310112031−1111
15Sanfrecce Hiroshima15301111426−1210
16Consadole Sapporo15200131535−206
Source:J.League Data Site
Notes:
  1. ^Champion from2001 J.League Division 1
  2. ^abPromoted from2001 J.League Division 2
  3. ^Cup-Winner2001 Emperor's Cup

Second stage

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PosTeamPldWOTWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Júbilo Iwata1594023313+2035Qualification to theSuntory Championship
2Gamba Osaka1573052413+1127
3Kashima Antlers[a]1581062521+426
4Tokyo Verdy 19691562252619+724
5FC Tokyo1562072019+122
6Yokohama F. Marinos1553161616022
7Kyoto Purple Sanga[b]1562071824−622
8Urawa Red Diamonds1544162014+621
9Kashiwa Reysol1560361817+121
10Vissel Kobe1551272122−119
11JEF United Ichihara1560091619−318
12Shimizu S-Pulse[c]1551091624−817
13Nagoya Grampus Eight1550192123−216
14Sanfrecce Hiroshima1541281821−316
15Vegalta Sendai[b]15311101730−1312
16Consadole Sapporo15211111529−149
Source:J.League Data Site
Notes:
  1. ^Champion from2001 J.League Division 1
  2. ^abPromoted from2001 J.League Division 2
  3. ^Cup-Winner2001 Emperor's Cup

Championship

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The Suntory Championship was not held, becauseJúbilo Iwata was winner of both stages.

Overall table

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PosTeamPldWOTWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Júbilo Iwata30188137230+4271Champion and qualified for the2004 AFC Champions League[a]
2Yokohama F. Marinos30136474427+1755
3Gamba Osaka301541105932+2754
4Kashima Antlers[b]301710124639+753
5Kyoto Purple Sanga[c]301161124442+246Cup-Winner2002 Emperor's Cup qualified for the AFC Champions League 2003–04[d]
6Nagoya Grampus Eight301411144941+845
7JEF United Ichihara301213143842−441
8Shimizu S-Pulse[e]301043133343−1041
9FC Tokyo301122154346−339
10Tokyo Verdy 196930853144143−237
11Urawa Red Diamonds30762154138+335
12Kashiwa Reysol30913173848−1032
13Vegalta Sendai[c]30921184057−1732
14Vissel Kobe30823173344−1131
15Sanfrecce Hiroshima30713193247−1526Relegated to the2003 J.League Division 2
16Consadole Sapporo30411243064−3415
Source:[citation needed]
Notes:
  1. ^AFC Champions League 2003–04 was not held, therefore Jubilo later qualified for the2004 AFC Champions League.
  2. ^Champion from2001 J.League Division 1
  3. ^abPromoted from2001 J.League Division 2
  4. ^AFC Champions League 2003–04 was not held, therefore Kyoto Sanga was later qualified for the2004 AFC Champions League. But Sanga was relegated to the Division 2 in 2003, so this spot was withdrawn.
  5. ^Cup-Winner2001 Emperor's Cup

Top scorers

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PosFootballerClubGoalsPKGPShotsGoals Per Game
1stJapanNaohiro TakaharaJúbilo Iwata262/227791.04
2ndBrazilMagrãoGamba Osaka225/529810.73
3rdBrazilUesleiNagoya Grampus Eight202/2271150.76
4thBrazilMarcosVegalta Sendai182/224790.72
5thJapanMasashi NakayamaJúbilo Iwata161/129790.54
BrazilEdmundoTokyo Verdy 19695/5261100.57
South KoreaChoi Yong-sooJEF United Ichihara7/823740.68
8thBrazilEmerson SheikUrawa Red Diamonds151/1241180.61
BrazilAmaralFC Tokyo4/429720.54
10thBrazilWillYokohama F. Marinos142/224970.55

Awards

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Individual

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AwardRecipientClub
Player of the YearJapanNaohiro TakaharaJúbilo Iwata
Young Player of the YearJapanKeisuke TsuboiUrawa Red Diamonds
Manager of the YearJapanMasakazu SuzukiJúbilo Iwata
Top ScorerJapanNaohiro TakaharaJúbilo Iwata

Best Eleven

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PositionFootballerClubNationality
GKHitoshi Sogahata (1)Kashima Antlers Japan
DFHideto Suzuki (1)Júbilo Iwata Japan
DFMakoto Tanaka (2)Júbilo Iwata Japan
DFNaoki Matsuda (2)Yokohama F. Marinos Japan
MFHiroshi Nanami (2)Júbilo Iwata Japan
MFMitsuo Ogasawara (2)Kashima Antlers Japan
MFTakashi Fukunishi (3)Júbilo Iwata Japan
MFToshiya Fujita (3)Júbilo Iwata Japan
FWEmerson Sheik (1)Urawa Red Diamonds Brazil
FWMasashi Nakayama (4)Júbilo Iwata Japan
FWNaohiro Takahara (1)Júbilo Iwata Japan

* The number in brackets denotes the number of times that the footballer has appeared in the Best 11.

Attendances

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TeamAttendance
(Average)
Division 1Division 2
Urawa Red Diamonds394,445
(26,296)
Yokohama F. Marinos361,613
(24,108)
FC Tokyo332,597
(22,173)
Vegalta Sendai327,925
(21,862)
Kashima Antlers323,855
(21,590)
Albirex Niigata472,507
(21,478)
Consadole Sapporo287,098
(19,140)
Júbilo Iwata248,462
(16,564)
Nagoya Grampus Eight244,848
(16,323)
Tokyo Verdy 1969226,926
(15,128)
Shimizu S-Pulse224,443
(14,963)
Gamba Osaka191,429
(12,762)
Oita Trinita271,669
(12,349)
Kashiwa Reysol169,716
(11,314)
Sanfrecce Hiroshima164,111
(10,941)
Vissel Kobe157,011
(10,467)
Kyoto Purple Sanga155,276
(10,352)
Cerezo Osaka174,951
(7,952)
JEF United Ichihara118,460
(7,897)
Avispa Fukuoka142,808
(6,491)
Omiya Ardija115,846
(5,266)
Kawasaki Frontale115,431
(5,247)
Ventforet Kofu108,108
(4,914)
Shonan Bellmare100,125
(4,551)
Sagan Tosu85,586
(3,890)
Montedio Yamagata82,601
(3,755)
Yokohama FC76,498
(3,477)
Mito HollyHock60,262
(2,739)

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