Match highlights

SC Sagamihara vs Kamatamare Sanuki highlights

9 October 2026 18:33 · Sagamihara Gion Stadium · 2,519

31' 波本 頼 opens the scoring for Kamatamare Sanuki → 40' Keisuke Tao extends Kamatamare Sanuki's lead → 45' Toshiro Shimakawa pulls one back for SC Sagamihara → 45+2' Toshiro Shimakawa equalises for SC Sagamihara → 90+8' Sora Okita puts SC Sagamihara ahead (the winner). Full time: 3-2, SC Sagamihara win.

1 of the 5 goals came after half-time. SC Sagamihara came from 2 down to win. 1 goal in second-half stoppage time.

31' 波本 頼 (Kamatamare Sanuki) 0-1

The deadlock at Sagamihara Gion Stadium broke in the 31st minute, when Kamatamare Sanuki scored the opening goal of the match. It was the visitors who struck first, moving the score to 0-1. From that point SC Sagamihara were the side playing from behind.

40' Keisuke Tao (Kamatamare Sanuki) 0-2

Nine minutes after the opener, Keisuke Tao doubled the advantage for Kamatamare Sanuki in the 40th minute. The visitors took a 0-2 lead before the interval, their second goal of a productive spell in the first half. SC Sagamihara now trailed by two goals on their own ground.

45' Toshiro Shimakawa (SC Sagamihara) 1-2

In the 45th minute, Toshiro Shimakawa pulled a goal back for SC Sagamihara. The home side's first of the afternoon reduced the deficit to 1-2 before the first half was over. After conceding twice, Sagamihara had found a way back into the match.

45'+2 Toshiro Shimakawa (SC Sagamihara) 2-2

Two minutes into first-half stoppage time, Toshiro Shimakawa struck again to level the match at 2-2. His second goal of the day came just two minutes after his first, erasing a two-goal deficit before the interval. SC Sagamihara went into the break on terms with Kamatamare Sanuki.

90'+8 Sora Okita (SC Sagamihara) 3-2

With the score still 2-2, the match was settled in the eighth minute of second-half stoppage time. Sora Okita scored to put SC Sagamihara 3-2 ahead, completing a turnaround from two goals down. The home side held that lead to the final whistle, making it the winning goal in front of 2,519 spectators.

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