2014 FC Machida Zelvia season

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FC Machida Zelvia
2014 season
Manager Flag of Japan.svg Naoki Soma
Stadium Machida Stadium
J3 League 3rd
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2014 FC Machida Zelvia season.

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MatchDateTeamScoreTeamVenueAttendance
12014.03.09 FC Machida Zelvia 3-0 Fujieda MYFC Machida Stadium 4,569
22014.03.16 FC Machida Zelvia 0-0 AC Nagano Parceiro Machida Stadium 3,416
32014.03.23 YSCC Yokohama 1-1 FC Machida Zelvia NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium 1,819
42014.03.30 FC Machida Zelvia 2-0 SC Sagamihara Machida Stadium 2,163
52014.04.06 Grulla Morioka 1-4 FC Machida Zelvia Morioka Minami Park Stadium 1,405
62014.04.13 FC Machida Zelvia 0-0 Zweigen Kanazawa Machida Stadium 2,968
72014.04.20 FC Ryukyu 1-7 FC Machida Zelvia Okinawa City Stadium 856
82014.04.26 FC Machida Zelvia 4-0 J.League U-22 Selection Machida Stadium 2,497
92014.04.29 Gainare Tottori 0-1 FC Machida Zelvia Chubu Yajin Stadium 3,486
102014.05.04 FC Machida Zelvia 4-1 Blaublitz Akita Machida Stadium 3,554
112014.05.11 Fukushima United FC 1-0 FC Machida Zelvia Toho Stadium 1,197
122014.05.18 FC Machida Zelvia 1-1 Grulla Morioka Machida Stadium 3,049
132014.05.24 Zweigen Kanazawa 0-1 FC Machida Zelvia Ishikawa Athletics Stadium 2,516
142014.06.01 YSCC Yokohama 0-1 FC Machida Zelvia NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium 1,741
152014.06.08 FC Machida Zelvia 2-1 SC Sagamihara Machida Stadium 3,519
162014.06.15 Fukushima United FC 0-2 FC Machida Zelvia Toho Stadium 1,485
172014.06.22 FC Machida Zelvia 1-0 AC Nagano Parceiro Machida Stadium 3,513
182014.07.19 Blaublitz Akita 1-4 FC Machida Zelvia Akita Yabase Playing Field 2,130
192014.07.27 FC Machida Zelvia 1-1 J.League U-22 Selection Machida Stadium 2,593
202014.08.03 Fujieda MYFC 1-2 FC Machida Zelvia Fujieda Soccer Stadium 1,523
212014.08.10 FC Machida Zelvia 1-1 Gainare Tottori Machida Stadium 2,231
222014.08.24 FC Machida Zelvia 0-1 FC Ryukyu Machida Stadium 2,553
232014.08.31 AC Nagano Parceiro 2-0 FC Machida Zelvia Nagano Athletic Stadium 6,334
242014.09.07 FC Machida Zelvia 3-0 J.League U-22 Selection Machida Stadium 3,015
252014.09.14 Blaublitz Akita 2-1 FC Machida Zelvia Akigin Stadium 2,191
262014.09.21 SC Sagamihara 1-2 FC Machida Zelvia Sagamihara Gion Stadium 5,630
272014.10.05 FC Machida Zelvia 1-2 Gainare Tottori Machida Stadium 2,012
282014.10.12 FC Machida Zelvia 0-0 Zweigen Kanazawa Machida Stadium 4,312
292014.10.19 Grulla Morioka 1-1 FC Machida Zelvia Morioka Minami Park Stadium 1,568
302014.11.02 FC Machida Zelvia 2-1 YSCC Yokohama Machida Stadium 3,018
312014.11.09 FC Machida Zelvia 4-1 FC Ryukyu Machida Stadium 2,950
322014.11.16 FC Machida Zelvia 2-0 Fukushima United FC Machida Stadium 4,472
332014.11.23 Fujieda MYFC 0-1 FC Machida Zelvia Fujieda Soccer Stadium 2,615

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