Shibuya City FC took a commanding 4-1 victory over Tokyo 23 FC in the Japan Regional League, settling the match with a strong first-half showing and a quickfire double in the final minute. Despite a slight edge in possession for the home side, Shibuya were far more clinical in front of goal.
Shibuya opened the scoring in the 39th minute and doubled their lead just before the break in the 44th minute. Tokyo 23 FC pulled one back through an effort in the 75th minute to make it 1-2, but any hopes of a comeback were extinguished when Shibuya added two goals in the 90th minute to seal the rout. The match saw two yellow cards, one in the 61st minute and another in the 82nd.
Possession was almost even, with Tokyo 23 FC holding 52% to Shibuya's 48%, but Shibuya's superior finishing told the story. They also earned four corners to Tokyo's three, and neither side was caught offside. Despite not dominating the ball, Shibuya's four goals from limited chances made the difference.
