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2011 J.League Division 2

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Football league season
J.League Division 2
Season2011
ChampionsFC Tokyo
1stJ2 title
2ndD2 title
PromotedFC Tokyo
Sagan Tosu
Consadole Sapporo
Matches380
Goals939 (2.47 per match)
Top goalscorerYohei Toyoda (23 goals)
Highest attendance39,243
Consadole vsFC Tokyo
Lowest attendance1,266
Thespa vsVortis
Average attendance6,423
←2010
2012 →

The2011 J.League Division 2 season was the 40th season of the second-tier club football in Japan and the 13th season since the establishment ofJ2 League. The season began on March 5 and finished on December 3.[1] Due to the aftermath of the2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, the season was put on hold from March 12 to April 23.[2]

FC Tokyo won the tournament and returned toJ1 immediately after being relegated the previous season. By virtue of winning the2011 Emperor's Cup final, they earned a berth in the2012 AFC Champions League as well.Sagan Tosu andConsadole Sapporo finished second and third, respectively, and also won the promotion. Consadole are returning to the top flight after three years of absence, while for Tosu this is the first promotion in their history.

Sagan became the last oforiginal ten J2 teams to reach J1, passing the inglorious moniker of the longest-staying D2 dweller toMito HollyHock.

Teams

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As in the previous seasons, the size of the league was increased by one team to twenty overall.Gainare Tottori as2010 Japan Football League champions were promoted.

Kashiwa Reysol as champions of the2010 season, runners-upVentforet Kofu and third-placed teamAvispa Fukuoka were promoted to the2011 J.League Division 1. Kashiwa made their immediate return to the top division, while Kofu and Fukuoka ended three- and four-year tenures in the J2. The three teams were replaced byFC Tokyo,Kyoto Sanga FC andShonan Bellmare, who were relegated at the end of the2010 J.League Division 1 season after finishing in the bottom three places of the table. Shonan only made a cameo appearance at the D1, Kyoto re-entered the second level of the Japanese league pyramid after three years, and Tokyo eventually had to return to the J2 for the first time after eleven seasons.

Locations of the 2011 J.League 2 teams
Club nameHome town(s)Note(s)
Consadole SapporoSapporo,Hokkaidō
Ehime FCAll cities/towns inEhime
Fagiano OkayamaAll cities/towns inOkayama
Gainare TottoriAll cities/towns inTottoriPromoted from JFL in2010
FC GifuAll cities/towns inGifu
Giravanz KitakyushuKitakyushu, Fukuoka
JEF United ChibaChiba &Ichihara, Chiba
Kataller ToyamaAll cities/towns inToyama
Kyoto Sanga FCSouthwestern cities/towns inKyotoRelegated from J1 League in2010
Mito HollyHockMito, Ibaraki
Oita TrinitaAll cities/towns inŌita
Roasso KumamotoKumamoto
Sagan TosuTosu, Saga
Shonan BellmareSouthcentral cities/town inKanagawaRelegated from J1 League in2010
Thespa KusatsuAll cities/towns inGunma
Tochigi SCUtsunomiya,Tochigi
Tokushima VortisAll cities/towns inTokushima
FC TokyoTokyoRelegated from J1 League in2010
Tokyo VerdyTokyo
Yokohama FCYokohama,Kanagawa

Foreign players

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ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3AFC playerType-C contractNon-visa foreignFormer players
Consadole SapporoBrazilBruno FerrazBrazilDaniel LemosBrazilDiogo OliveiraSouth KoreaLee Ho-seungBrazilAndrezinho
BrazilTiago Prado
Ehime FCBrazilJosimarSouth KoreaKim Shin-young
Fagiano OkayamaBrazilTiagoBulgariaIlian StoyanovSouth KoreaKim Min-kyunSouth KoreaLee Chang-gang
FC GifuBrazilBrunoBrazilEfrain RintaroBrazilRafael AlmeidaNorth KoreaRi Han-jae
FC TokyoBrazilLucas SeverinoBrazilRobertoBrazilRoberto CésarAustraliaJade NorthBrazilPedro Júnior
Gainare TottoriIvory CoastHamed KonéSouth KoreaJeong Dong-hoSouth KoreaKim Sun-minBrazilDodô
Giravanz KitakyushuBrazilLeonardo MoreiraSouth KoreaKim Jong-pilSouth KoreaOh Seung-rokSouth KoreaKim Soo-yeon
JEF United ChibaCanadaMatt LamNetherlandsSander van GesselNorwayTor Hogne AarøyAustraliaMark MilliganSouth KoreaRyu Myeong-gi
Kataller ToyamaSouth KoreaSeo Yong-duk
Kyoto SangaBrazilAlairBrazilJunior DutraSouth KoreaJung Woo-youngNorth KoreaKim Song-yongBrazilDiego Souza
Mito HollyHockSouth KoreaLee Kang
Oita TrinitaSouth KoreaChoi Jung-hanSouth KoreaLee Dong-myungNorth KoreaKang Song-ho
Roasso KumamotoBrazilEdmilson AlvesBrazilFábio PenaBrazilIvan ParanáSouth KoreaJo Sung-jinSouth KoreaSong In-young
Sagan TosuSouth KoreaKim Byung-sukSouth KoreaKim Min-wooSouth KoreaYeo Sung-haeSouth KoreaKim Myung-hwi
Shonan BellmareBrazilAdielSouth KoreaHan Kook-youngSouth KoreaHwang Soon-minSouth KoreaSong Han-kiBrazilLucão do BreakSouth KoreaKim Yeong-giSouth KoreaChoi Seung-in
Thespa KusatsuBrazilAlex HenriqueBrazilLincolnBrazilRafinha
Tochigi SCBrazilPaulinhoBrazilRicardo LoboBrazilSabiaSouth KoreaChoi Kun-sikArgentinaMariano Trípodi
Tokushima VortisBrazilDouglasBrazilElizeuSouth KoreaBae Seung-jinSouth KoreaOh Seung-hoonSouth KoreaKim Jong-min
Tokyo VerdyBrazilApodiBrazilMaranhãoSouth KoreaKim Tae-yeon
Yokohama FCBrazilEderBrazilFrançaBrazilKaioSouth KoreaPark Tae-hongBrazilFabinho

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1FC Tokyo(C, P)3823876722+4577Promotion to2012 J.League Division 1 and Qualification to2012 Champions League[a]
2Sagan Tosu(P)38191276834+3469Promotion to2012 J.League Division 1
3Consadole Sapporo(P)38215124932+1768
4Tokushima Vortis38198115138+1365
5Tokyo Verdy381611116945+2459
6JEF United Chiba381610124639+758
7Kyoto Sanga38177145045+558
8Giravanz Kitakyushu381610124546−158
9Thespa Kusatsu38169135151057
10Tochigi SC381511124439+556
11Roasso Kumamoto381312133344−1151
12Oita Trinita381214124245−350
13Fagiano Okayama38139164358−1548
14Shonan Bellmare381210164648−246
15Ehime FC381014144454−1044
16Kataller Toyama381110173653−1743
17Mito HollyHock38119184049−942
18Yokohama FC38118194054−1441
19Gainare Tottori3887233660−2431
20FC Gifu3866263983−4424
Updated to match(es) played on December 3, 2011. Source:J.League Division 2
Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd goal differential; 3rd goals scored; 4th head-to-head results; 5th disciplinary points; 6th draw. If two clubs are tied for first place, both clubs will be declared champions.
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted
Notes:
  1. ^FC Tokyo, as winners of the2011 Emperor's Cup, also qualified for thegroup stage of the2012 AFC Champions League

Results

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Home \ AwayBELCONEHIFAGGAIGIFGIRHOLJEFKATROSSAGSANSPATOCTOKTRIVERVORYFC
Shonan Bellmare0–21–15–00–17–11–13–22–02–01–01–00–12–00–21–22–21–31–20–1
Consadole Sapporo0–13–12–12–01–00–02–14–00–03–00–12–11–01–02–12–04–20–00–2
Ehime FC0–02–02–33–22–00–30–10–11–01–12–20–21–22–20–51–12–10–10–0
Fagiano Okayama1–11–01–12–11–23–00–10–11–14–02–42–11–22–20–20–00–41–01–0
Gainare Tottori4–01–02–41–11–10–11–10–10–00–13–62–11–10–51–50–00–10–20–1
FC Gifu0–11–31–11–32–31–32–10–21–11–14–43–20–10–10–20–11–30–24–3
Giravanz Kitakyushu0–00–32–21–20–23–21–00–32–12–00–01–02–12–11–03–11–21–12–2
Mito HollyHock0–01–23–11–13–11–21–01–03–00–00–52–12–20–12–30–21–12–10–1
JEF United Chiba2–02–02–12–11–03–11–02–10–01–13–30–12–32–23–03–21–10–11–1
Kataller Toyama2–31–22–10–24–21–01–22–01–21–10–31–12–31–31–01–01–50–20–2
Roasso Kumamoto1–11–02–11–02–02–10–02–11–11–10–01–21–00–10–12–11–00–10–1
Sagan Tosu2–01–01–26–01–02–02–32–11–00–12–22–11–21–20–02–13–11–12–0
Kyoto Sanga1–04–00–02–11–03–11–00–22–10–00–10–03–11–11–42–01–01–21–1
Thespa Kusatsu1–02–10–01–20–54–22–21–23–10–01–00–02–44–02–11–10–02–01–1
Tochigi SC0–31–11–20–01–00–12–10–00–01–20–10–01–02–12–12–12–40–12–1
FC Tokyo1–10–01–13–03–04–02–02–01–01–05–01–06–11–00–01–21–11–03–0
Oita Trinita3–10–12–11–02–12–12–20–01–11–22–20–01–31–21–00–00–02–21–0
Tokyo Verdy2–22–11–24–00–03–04–03–21–01–25–20–21–11–30–00–01–21–07–2
Tokushima Vortis4–00–22–22–21–04–10–11–11–03–11–00–32–13–00–40–21–22–24–1
Yokohama FC3–21–20–10–10–11–11–21–01–11–21–21–21–22–02–00–12–22–10–1
Updated to match(es) played on December 3, 2011. Source:J. League Division 2
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals[3]
1JapanYohei ToyodaSagan Tosu23
2JapanTakuma AbeTokyo Verdy16
3JapanMasaki FukaiJEF United Chiba14
JapanManabu SaitōEhime FC14
5BrazilRicardo LoboTochigi SC12
JapanYoshihiro UchimuraConsadole Sapporo12
7JapanYasuhito MorishimaOita Trinita11
8BrazilRoberto CésarFC Tokyo10
JapanRyota HayasakaSagan Tosu10
JapanTomoki IkemotoGiravanz Kitakyushu10
JapanYuya KuboKyoto Sanga10

Attendance

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1FC Tokyo333,68035,9116,79517,562−30.1%†
2Consadole Sapporo199,16239,2434,60910,482−2.4%†
3JEF United Chiba183,91116,3606,9559,680−17.2%†
4Oita Trinita166,80727,5194,8598,779−16.1%†
5Sagan Tosu146,89322,5323,7247,731+16.6%†
6Fagiano Okayama137,91110,4904,1117,258+1.4%†
7Shonan Bellmare131,91810,4253,6806,943−37.4%†
8Roasso Kumamoto131,62425,0052,8476,928+0.3%†
9Kyoto Sanga119,59112,2872,3866,294−40.1%†
10Yokohama FC109,63216,8131,8535,770−0.4%†
11Tokyo Verdy108,48228,8322,1645,710+1.3%†
12Tokushima Vortis98,92511,9162,1655,207+12.9%†
13Tochigi SC93,8489,9532,4934,939+18.8%†
14FC Gifu78,2736,6842,1504,120+32.6%†
15Giravanz Kitakyushu76,9767,0801,3364,051−3.3%†
16Gainare Tottori70,1528,2121,7873,692+5.8%‡
17Ehime FC66,0227,6341,5633,475−20.8%†
18Mito HollyHock63,6375,2271,2733,349−7.2%†
19Kataller Toyama62,2338,6631,7163,275−26.6%†
20Thespa Kusatsu61,0186,5201,2663,211−27.4%†
League total2,440,69539,2431,2666,423−4.1%†

Updated to games played on December 3, 2011
Source:J. League Division 2
Notes:
† Team played previous season in J1.
‡ Team played previous season in JFL.

References

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  1. ^"2011 J. League tournament details" (in Japanese). J.League official website. Archived fromthe original on 2010-12-24.
  2. ^"J.League agrees to resume games on April 23".Sports Illustrated. Archived fromthe original on November 4, 2012. Retrieved27 March 2011.
  3. ^"J2 Top Scorers".j-league.or.jp. J-League. Archived fromthe original on 9 February 2013. Retrieved13 March 2010.
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