2013 J.League Cup final

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2013 J.League Cup Final
DateNovember 2, 2013
Venue National Stadium, Tokyo
2012
2014

2013 J.League Cup Final was the 21st final of the J.League Cup competition. The final was played at National Stadium in Tokyo on November 2, 2013. Kashiwa Reysol won the championship. [1]

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Match details

Kashiwa Reysol 1–0 Urawa Reds
Masato Kudo Soccerball shade.svg45+2' Report
Kashiwa Reysol
GK21 Flag of Japan.svg Takanori Sugeno
DF2 Flag of Japan.svg Masato Fujita Sub off.svg 46'
DF29 Flag of Japan.svg Hiroyuki Taniguchi Sub off.svg 76'
DF3 Flag of Japan.svg Naoya Kondo
DF23 Flag of Japan.svg Hirofumi Watanabe
MF10 Flag of Brazil.svg Leandro Domingues
MF28 Flag of Japan.svg Ryoichi Kurisawa
MF20 Flag of Japan.svg Akimi Barada
MF15 Flag of Brazil.svg Jorge Wagner
FW11 Flag of Brazil.svg Cleo
FW9 Flag of Japan.svg Masato Kudo
Substitutes:
GK16 Flag of Japan.svg Koji Inada
DF5 Flag of Japan.svg Tatsuya Masushima Sub on.svg 76'
MF26 Flag of Japan.svg Tetsuro Ota Sub on.svg 46'
MF25 Flag of Japan.svg Yusuke Kobayashi
MF14 Flag of Japan.svg Kenta Kano
FW8 Flag of Japan.svg Masakatsu Sawa
FW18 Flag of Japan.svg Junya Tanaka
Manager:
Flag of Brazil.svg Nelsinho
Urawa Reds
GK1 Flag of Japan.svg Norihiro Yamagishi
DF46 Flag of Japan.svg Ryota Moriwaki
DF4 Flag of Japan.svg Daisuke Nasu
DF5 Flag of Japan.svg Tomoaki Makino
MF14 Flag of Japan.svg Tadaaki Hirakawa Sub off.svg 69'
MF22 Flag of Japan.svg Yuki Abe
MF13 Flag of Japan.svg Keita Suzuki Sub off.svg 77'
MF3 Flag of Japan.svg Tomoya Ugajin
MF8 Flag of Japan.svg Yosuke Kashiwagi
MF24 Flag of Japan.svg Genki Haraguchi
FW30 Flag of Japan.svg Shinzo Koroki
Substitutes:
GK18 Flag of Japan.svg Nobuhiro Kato
DF2 Flag of Japan.svg Keisuke Tsuboi
DF17 Flag of Japan.svg Mitsuru Nagata
DF6 Flag of Japan.svg Nobuhisa Yamada
MF7 Flag of Japan.svg Tsukasa Umesaki
MF11 Flag of Japan.svg Kunimitsu Sekiguchi Sub on.svg 69'
MF10 Flag of Brazil.svg Marcio Richardes Sub on.svg 77'
Manager:
Flag of Serbia.svg Petrovic

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