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2011 Japan Football League

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Football league season
Japan Football League
Season2011
ChampionsSagawa Shiga
3rdJFL title
3rdD3 title
PromotedMachida Zelvia
Matsumoto Yamaga
RelegatedArte Takasaki (withdrawn)
JEF Reserves (withdrawn)
Matches289
Goals792 (2.74 per match)
Top goalscorerMasatoshi Matsuda (20 goals)
Highest attendance11,956
Yamaga vsSony
Lowest attendance91
Printing vsLock
Average attendance1,682
←2010
2012 →

The2011 Japan Football League (Japanese:第13回日本フットボールリーグ,Hepburn:Dai Jūsan-kai Nihon Futtobōru Rīgu) was the thirteenth season of theJapan Football League, the third tier of the Japanesefootball league system. It was scheduled to begin at 13 March 2011 and to end at 27 November 2011;[1] however, the start of the season has been delayed to 23 April due to the aftermath of the2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. As a result, the ending date of the season was moved to 11 December.[2][3]

Overview

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2011 JFL teams

At the end of the2010 season, two new clubs,Kamatamare Sanuki andNagano Parceiro, were promoted from the Japanese Regional Leagues by virtue of their final placing in theRegional League promotion series.

Kamatamare Sanuki were approved asJ. League associate members at the annual meeting in February. Applications byZweigen Kanazawa andFC Ryukyu were given "continuous deliberations" status with further efforts required to obtain the membership.

Theearthquake and tsunami led to significant changes in competition schedule. Besides the postponement of the tournament,Sony Sendai, who were the most affected by disaster and could not recover in time, asked the league to put them on temporary hiatus.[4] Missing the first eleven rounds (7th to 17th), Sony re-joined the league on 3 July and continued participation from then on. The final tournament schedule is as follows:[1][5]

  • Every team in the league will play 33 games: Two against each other (home and away) and one against Sony Sendai according to the schedule of the second half of the tournament (rounds 18th to 34th).
  • Sony Sendai will play 17 games against every other team in the second half of the tournament.
  • Sony Sendai will also participate in the rescheduled games of rounds 1–6, called "Matches for reconstruction assistance of Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami" (東日本大震災 災害復興支援試合). Although those games are treated as official JFL matches, they will not be included into the league results.
  • For the purpose of determining the relegated teams, Sony Sendai can add points gained in six aforementioned "reconstruction" games to their official 17-match outcome. Thus, Sony Sendai will be judged by 23 matches, while every other team – by 33.

On 3 AugustJEF Reserves had submitted a request of withdrawal from the league at the end of the season due to difficult financial conditions and poor performances of the team. The request was approved by the league Board on 12 September.[6]

In the penultimate roundSagawa Shiga won their third JFL championship in only five years of existence, firmly placing themselves among the strongest amateur teams in Japan. Two clubs,Machida Zelvia andMatsumoto Yamaga were promoted toJ.League 2.[7]

By virtue of their placing in theRegional League promotion series, three clubs were promoted to JFL at the end of the season:YSCC Yokohama,Fujieda MYFC, andHoyo AC Elan Oita. Because of JEF Reserves' withdrawal, no additional promotion and relegation play-offs were held.

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Sagawa Shiga(C)3323196034+2670
2Nagano Parceiro3319685127+2463
3Machida Zelvia(P)3318786128+3361Promotion to2012 J. League Division 2[a]
4Matsumoto Yamaga[b](P)3317886038+2259
5V-Varen Nagasaki33151176144+1756
6Honda FC33157114036+452
7Zweigen Kanazawa33138124940+947
8Honda Lock[c]331211104745+247
9FC Ryukyu[c]33144154751−446
10Tochigi Uva33129124043−345
11Kamatamare Sanuki33117153949−1040
12SP Kyoto33115174361−1838
13MIO Biwako Kusatsu33115174365−2238
14Blaublitz Akita33107163852−1437
15Yokogawa Musashino3399153337−436
16Arte Takasaki(R)3397173955−1634Withdrawn[d]
17JEF Reserves(R)3347222763−3619Withdrawn[e]
18Sony Sendai173771424−1016
Updated to match(es) played on 11 December 2011. Source:Japan Football League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Must holdJ. League Associate Membership, pass a final inspection by J. League and finish no less than in fourth place to be promoted.V-Varen Nagasaki, though being an associate members, have announced that their stadium is not matching the J. League standards so they are not eligible for the promotion until the completion of necessary renovations. The target date is set for 2013 season.[8] Because the maximum capacity of Division 2 set by J. League is 22 teams, no more than two clubs can be promoted.
  2. ^J. League Associate Membership and passed a final inspection by J. League.
  3. ^abFC Ryukyu andHonda Lock occupied top 2 places at the end of the 17th round (11th week) and were seeded for2011 Emperor's Cup.[9] These clubs were automatically qualified for the tournament, while each of other JFL clubs had to go through the prefectural qualifier.
  4. ^Arte Takasaki decided to withdraw from JFL and fold the club after the end of the season, when clubs promoted from regional leagues were already determined. JFL decided thatthe next season will be contested by 17 clubs (i.e. without supplying an additional club from a regional league).[10]
  5. ^JEF Reserves had submitted a request of withdrawal from the league at the end of the season regardless of team's performance. It was approved by league board on 12 September.[6]

Results

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Home \ AwayARTBLAHONLOCJERKAMMIOPARPRIRYUSSHSONUVAVVNYAMYMCZELZWE
Arte Takasaki2–21–32–22–12–30–10–10–11–24–31–11–10–11–51–10–10–3
Blaublitz Akita0–10–20–32–12–01–20–22–30–11–21–02–10–23–20–12–11–3
Honda FC2–11–03–31–11–12–00–32–12–10–10–02–00–23–00–20–42–1
Honda Lock1–11–13–22–01–02–11–26–10–40–32–21–30–20–10–11–1
JEF Reserves2–31–11–20–33–33–10–12–30–23–10–11–20–20–10–20–2
Kamatamare Sanuki3–12–10–11–11–11–21–03–22–11–21–11–14–21–00–31–2
MIO Biwako Kusatsu3–11–21–00–21–02–13–12–21–21–41–10–60–24–11–62–0
Nagano Parceiro1–04–10–01–14–02–14–10–03–10–12–10–01–10–21–00–3
SP Kyoto2–22–00–11–20–12–12–12–04–10–21–21–22–31–12–10–20–0
FC Ryukyu3–20–11–00–20–22–01–40–40–42–14–04–01–30–11–10–01–1
Sagawa Shiga2–02–13–21–24–02–01–02–11–22–12–02–10–12–11–03–30–1
Sony Sendai1–1[a]1–10–03–01–10–21–1[a]0–0[a]1–10–21–01–4
Tochigi Uva0–11–11–31–03–01–03–20–21–02–21–33–24–01–21–01–00–1
V-Varen Nagasaki1–22–21–11–13–30–12–10–26–01–32–10–1[a]2–21–11–05–10–2
Matsumoto Yamaga1–21–21–12–01–12–23–22–16–01–01–20–3[a]3–11–12–22–02–0
Yokogawa Musashino0–13–30–10–04–00–10–00–22–01–20–11–1[b]0–13–40–20–03–3
Machida Zelvia1–31–11–04–01–02–06–02–22–05–12–10–0[a]0–03–03–11–22–0
Zweigen Kanazawa1–01–21–02–34–01–21–11–24–10–30–21–13–31–20–11–1
Updated to match(es) played on 11 December 2011. Source: Japan Football League:First round,second round
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^abcdefThe postponed Sony Sendai matches from rounds 1–6, called "Matches for reconstruction assistance of2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami" (東日本大震災 災害復興支援試合). Those games are treated as official JFL matches but are not included into the final results.
  2. ^The game was originally scheduled to 7 August, but was abandoned after the first half (0–0) because of the heavy thunderstorm. The remaining 45 minutes were played on 19 October.[1]

Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals[11]
1JapanMasatoshi MatsudaBlaublitz Akita20
2JapanRyota ArimitsuV-Varen Nagasaki19
JapanTetsuya KijimaMatsumoto Yamaga19
4JapanYoshinori KatsumataMachida Zelvia16
5JapanYuji UnozawaNagano Parceiro15
6JapanShoma MizunagaV-Varen Nagasaki14
JapanShunta TakahashiFC Ryukyu14
JapanMasaru TakeuchiTochigi Uva14
9SerbiaDragan DimićMachida Zelvia13
10JapanShohei KiyoharaSagawa Shiga12

Attendance

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1Matsumoto Yamaga126,83011,9564,0327,461+46.9%†
2Machida Zelvia59,7578,1131,3263,515+0.3%†
3Kamatamare Sanuki48,39311,1781,0653,025+67.0%†
4Zweigen Kanazawa40,07011,2344462,504+61.8%†
5Nagano Parceiro36,4943,8491,0302,281+41.9%†
6FC Ryukyu31,6203,0173631,860+4.7%†
7V-Varen Nagasaki25,7173,1876251,513−40.1%†
8Blaublitz Akita21,6663,6247931,274+1.4%†
9Sagawa Shiga19,5763,4501151,152−2.6%†
10Honda FC15,1072,481172889+14.0%†
11Yokogawa Musashino12,1791,648229716−7.7%†
12Sony Sendai8,1551,282440680−10.5%†
13Honda Lock10,8381,552440677+26.1%†
14MIO Biwako Kusatsu10,7241,263189670−15.5%†
15Tochigi Uva9,0321,436295531−29.2%†
16Arte Takasaki7,7751,727212457+6.3%†
17SP Kyoto6,5161,16291383−4.7%†
18JEF Reserves5,757782171360+11.1%†
League total496,20611,956911,682+14.9%†

Updated to games played on 11 December 2011
Source: Japan Football League:First round,second round
Notes:
† Team played previous season in Regional Leagues.

References

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  1. ^ab"The 13th Japan Football League" (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved14 March 2011.
  2. ^第１３回ＪＦＬ前期第１節 全９試合 開催中止のお知らせ (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved14 March 2011.
  3. ^第１３回ＪＦＬ 前期第２節〜第３節 開催中止のお知らせ (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved14 March 2011.
  4. ^第１３回ＪＦＬ大会方式変更点 (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved23 April 2011.
  5. ^ソニー仙台ＦＣの今季活動ならびに第１３回ＪＦＬ大会方式について (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved14 May 2011.
  6. ^abお知らせ「ジェフリザーブズ、ＪＦＬからの退会について」 (in Japanese).Japan Football League. Retrieved14 May 2011.
  7. ^"Japan Football League Official Web Site in Japanese".www.jfl.or.jp. Retrieved15 May 2023.
  8. ^Preliminary results of J. League admission (Jリーグ入会予備審査の結果について)Archived 25 November 2010 at theWayback Machine, official V-Varen Nagasaki website, dated 16 September 2010.
  9. ^About 2011 Emperor's Cup JFL Seeds (第91回天皇杯全日本サッカー選手権大会 ＪＦＬシードチームにＦＣ琉球とホンダロックＳＣが決定),Japan Football Association, dated 7 July 2011.
  10. ^アルテ高崎、ＪＦＬからの退会について [Withdrawal of Arte Takasaki from JFL] (in Japanese).Japan Football League. 13 January 2012. Retrieved11 February 2012.
  11. ^"JFL Top Scorers".jfl.or.jp. Japan Football League. Retrieved24 April 2011.

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