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Of more interest to me toda,y to be honest, are three points for my beloved Brentford, four wins and they are champions !
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Ventforet Kofu- Kashiwa Reysol
We discussed the visitors last week ahead of their 3-3 home draw with Nagoya Grampus....
Kashiwa Reysol will be on cloud nine after that amazing 6-2 win at Suwon Samsung Bluewings in midweek, with nine Champions League group points in the bag, they can forget about the midweek visit from the South Korean side for the time being and concentrate fully on getting some league points, ahead of a pair of consecutive road games. Left back Wataru Hashimoto remains out injured and they have not kept a cleansheet in the last eight J-League he has missed and both FC Tokyo and Sendai had plenty of joy down this flank in recent wins over Reysol, this is something Grampus can look to exploit.
They drew the home game with Suwon in midweek and are in a very strong position in the Champions League, I feel they will be very focused on the league now for a few weeks and looking to close the gap on Urawa and Yokohama at the top of the table. However, Hashimoto remains out injured and that leaves the visitors vunerable at the back, experienced midfielder Ryoichi Kurisawa is also suspended and they have underperformed without him in the past (he missed the 2-1 loss at Sendai).
Ventforet have had an odd return to the top flight, being unbeaten in three road starts, but losing both home games and failing to score against Nagoya in one of those. However, they are close to full strength and will be really buoyed by a road win in both league and cup in the last 7 days, the 3-1 win at Omiya Ardija in midweek was an especially noteworthy
performance and the goals will have done them a lot of good confidence wise. They will want to win now in front of their own supporters and a drained opponent, missing two key players might be ideal.
However, Kashiwa are full of goals and scored ten in doing the double over Ventforet the season before last. I expect both to score and this match to go over with a degree of comfort. 1.25 units "over" 2.75 goals 2.25 asian line/ Ibramarket.
Nagoya Grampus- Albirex Niigata
Grampus scored three on the road at Kashiwa last week, in my preview I wrote .... The visitors (Nagoya) have won their last two starts and have a good goal scoring record in this fixture, with at least two in six of their last ten visits, with six of the last eight going "over". we have still not seen striker Joshua Kennedy this season and midfielder Jungo Fujimoto (33-2-5 ... last season) is also missing, he has only missed two matches in the last 12 months, but Nagoya did score twice in both. I watched highlights from both their previous road games, a 1-0 loss at Urawa and win by the same margin at Vetforet Kofu, both were much more open than the scoreline suggests and only a combination of the woodwork and some inspired goalkeeping, stopped more goals from being scored. I think we will see that even out here, both to score and "over" will be my selection.
Grampus scored three on the road at Kashiwa last week, in my preview I wrote .... The visitors (Nagoya) have won their last two starts and have a good goal scoring record in this fixture, with at least two in six of their last ten visits, with six of the last eight going "over". we have still not seen striker Joshua Kennedy this season and midfielder Jungo Fujimoto (33-2-5 ... last season) is also missing, he has only missed two matches in the last 12 months, but Nagoya did score twice in both. I watched highlights from both their previous road games, a 1-0 loss at Urawa and win by the same margin at Vetforet Kofu, both were much more open than the scoreline suggests and only a combination of the woodwork and some inspired goalkeeping, stopped more goals from being scored. I think we will see that even out here, both to score and "over" will be my selection.
Kennedy
and Fujimoto look set to miss out again. Albirex are very goal shy and
have only scored 34 goals in their last 44 J-League starts, including
three in six this season, they only survived last year by Vissel and
Gamba both failing to beat teams with nothing to play for, on the last
day of the campaign and seem set to battle relegation for the third year
running. they did win 1-0 at Vegalta Sendai last week, but that is a
lucky venue for Niigata, this is not, they have won just once in ten
visits and that came in a largely meaningless cup game.It is not just a
case of Niigata not taking chances, they have too little time on the
ball to create many, only having the majority of possession in 7 of
their last 40 starts. Grampus are a team who like to see plenty of the
ball, which is probably why they have performed so well in these h2h
meetings, that 5-0 loss in Niigata last year aside, which I have to put
down as a blip, incredibly enough even in that they had the lion's share
of the ball. Last season they had a bit of a soft underbelly and too
often let their head's drop, but they look a bit tougher this time round
and the point at Kashiwa, where they trailed twice and late winner at
Ventforet, hints at a mentally stronger team this year. They were top
two in both 2010 (champions) and 2011 and almost snatched a CL spot last
season, after being off the pace for most of the campaign. They will
expect to challenge for top 3 and to do so, need to win games like this,
there is also the small matter of payback for the loss in Niigata last
season. 1.25 units Nagoya Grampus
-0.25 ball 2.05 asian line/ Ibramarket.
Good Luck.
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