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Inter.tmThe current form of the home team, FC Tokyo, and the away team, Machida Zelvia, presents a stark contrast. FC Tokyo has had a rather inconsistent run in recent games. In their last ten matches, they've managed four wins, two draws, and four losses. Their defense is severely hit by injuries. Key players like Yusuke Kashiwagi, Masato Morishige, Yuto Nagatomo (three defenders), midfielder Takahiro Uchida, and forward Mikito Nagakura are all unavailable. This has significantly affected the team's overall strength and tactical execution, putting a lot of psychological pressure on the squad. On the other hand, Machida Zelvia has shown remarkable stability. They've remained unbeaten in their last ten games, with four wins and six draws. Their squad is in full force, without any injury concerns. This gives them a clear edge in terms of morale and consistency. In recent head - to - head records, in the past seven meetings, FC Tokyo had two wins, two draws and three losses, being slightly at a dAH
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1-5 Machida Zelvia
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GominsportFC Tokyo had a solid performance last season, securing the second position in the Eastern Division with 9 wins, 6 draws, and 3 losses, amassing 37 points. Their home - ground form was particularly stable. During the off - season, the club witnessed significant personnel changes. The departure of attacking core Ryunosuke Sato, who joined La Liga's Valencia, dealt a heavy blow to the team's offensive organization. To fill this void, FC Tokyo brought in several new players, including foreigner Wallis, Tomonori Honma, and Fuki Yamada. Although the overall strength has remained relatively stable, the attack line is in the process of being re - structured, and it will take time for the new signings to integrate with the team. In the two pre - season friendlies, FC Tokyo had a mixed record, with a 2 - 1 victory over Nagoya and a 0 - 1 defeat to Borussia Dortmund. This indicates that the team has yet to reach its peak form. Last season, Machida Zelvia finished 3rd in the Eastern Division withAHJPN D1
FC Tokyo
1-5 Machida Zelvia
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Wellington OliveiraIn recent head - to - head matches, Machida Zelvia has a significant edge in corner kick creation. Looking at past encounters, in a match at FC Tokyo's home ground, the game ended in a 0 - 0 draw. In the first half, it was also 0 - 0, but Machida Zelvia dominated in terms of corner kicks, with 7 compared to FC Tokyo's 1. In another game, Machida Zelvia lost 0 - 3 away to FC Tokyo. At halftime, the score was 0 - 1, and the corner - kick count was even at 3 - 3. In a match at a neutral venue in the Emperor's Cup, the game ended 0 - 0. The first half was scoreless, and Machida Zelvia took 6 corner kicks while FC Tokyo had only 1. In a neutral - ground game, Machida Zelvia lost 0 - 1. Although the first half was scoreless, Machida Zelvia had 11 corner kicks to FC Tokyo's 2. In a game at FC Tokyo's home, FC Tokyo lost 0 - 1. In the first half, it was 0 - 0, and Machida Zelvia slightly led in corner kicks with 4 to FC Tokyo's 5. Based on these historical records, Machida Zelvia's ability toO/UJPN D1
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1-5 Machida Zelvia
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