2011 Roasso Kumamoto season

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Roasso Kumamoto
2011 season
Manager Flag of Japan.svg Takuya Takagi
Stadium Kumamoto Athletics Stadium
J2 League 11 th
  2010
2012  

2011 Roasso Kumamoto season.

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J2 League

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MatchDateTeamScoreTeamVenueAttendance
12011.03.06 Roasso Kumamoto 1-0 Tokyo Verdy Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 6,611
82011.04.23 Roasso Kumamoto 2-1 FC Gifu Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 5,381
92011.04.30 Thespa Kusatsu 1-0 Roasso Kumamoto Shoda Shoyu Stadium Gunma 3,258
102011.05.04 Roasso Kumamoto 0-0 Giravanz Kitakyushu Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 6,948
112011.05.08 Roasso Kumamoto 1-0 Consadole Sapporo Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 5,709
122011.05.14 Mito HollyHock 0-0 Roasso Kumamoto K's denki Stadium Mito 2,694
132011.05.21 Roasso Kumamoto 1-1 JEF United Chiba Kumamoto Suizenji Stadium 4,349
142011.05.28 Yokohama FC 1-2 Roasso Kumamoto NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium 1,853
152011.06.04 Kataller Toyama 1-1 Roasso Kumamoto Toyama Stadium 2,390
162011.06.12 Roasso Kumamoto 0-1 FC Tokyo Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 5,204
172011.06.19 Oita Trinita 2-2 Roasso Kumamoto Oita Bank Dome 6,637
182011.06.25 Roasso Kumamoto 2-1 Ehime FC Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 3,877
22011.06.29 Kyoto Sanga FC 0-1 Roasso Kumamoto Kyoto Nishikyogoku Athletic Stadium 4,015
192011.07.02 Roasso Kumamoto 0-0 Sagan Tosu Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 6,795
202011.07.09 JEF United Chiba 1-1 Roasso Kumamoto Fukuda Denshi Arena 9,646
212011.07.17 Roasso Kumamoto 1-1 Kataller Toyama Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 25,005
222011.07.24 FC Tokyo 5-0 Roasso Kumamoto Tokyo National Stadium 18,195
232011.07.31 Shonan Bellmare 1-0 Roasso Kumamoto Hiratsuka Stadium 7,751
32011.08.06 Fagiano Okayama 4-0 Roasso Kumamoto Kanko Stadium 5,455
242011.08.13 Roasso Kumamoto 2-1 Oita Trinita Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 8,935
252011.08.21 Roasso Kumamoto 0-1 Tokushima Vortis Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 5,345
262011.08.27 Tokyo Verdy 5-2 Roasso Kumamoto Tokyo National Stadium 4,602
42011.09.04 Roasso Kumamoto 1-1 Shonan Bellmare Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 4,238
272011.09.11 FC Gifu 1-1 Roasso Kumamoto Gifu Nagaragawa Stadium 3,145
282011.09.18 Roasso Kumamoto 2-0 Gainare Tottori Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 5,200
292011.09.25 Tochigi SC 0-1 Roasso Kumamoto Tochigi Green Stadium 4,411
52011.09.28 Tokushima Vortis 1-0 Roasso Kumamoto Pocarisweat Stadium 2,424
302011.10.01 Roasso Kumamoto 1-0 Thespa Kusatsu Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 6,797
312011.10.16 Ehime FC 1-1 Roasso Kumamoto Ningineer Stadium 2,869
62011.10.19 Roasso Kumamoto 0-1 Tochigi SC Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 3,189
322011.10.23 Roasso Kumamoto 2-1 Mito HollyHock Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 9,461
72011.10.26 Gainare Tottori 0-1 Roasso Kumamoto Tottori Bank Bird Stadium 1,994
332011.10.30 Consadole Sapporo 3-0 Roasso Kumamoto Sapporo Atsubetsu Stadium 9,337
342011.11.06 Roasso Kumamoto 1-2 Kyoto Sanga FC Kumamoto Suizenji Stadium 2,847
352011.11.12 Giravanz Kitakyushu 2-0 Roasso Kumamoto Honjo Stadium 5,307
362011.11.20 Roasso Kumamoto 0-1 Yokohama FC Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 7,752
372011.11.27 Roasso Kumamoto 1-0 Fagiano Okayama Kumamoto Athletics Stadium 7,981
382011.12.03 Sagan Tosu 2-2 Roasso Kumamoto Best Amenity Stadium 22,532

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