On the 21st, J2 League football club Montedio Yamagata played against Sapporo at home. It was a rare weekday daytime game in the J.League, and many children from across the prefecture flocked to the stadium to cheer on their team, but they lost 0-2. Their ranking dropped to 16th place. Yamagata, winless in their last three league matches, hosted Sapporo, who had escaped last place with a victory in the previous match. Both teams, desperate for a…
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On the 21st, J2 League football club Montedio Yamagata played against Sapporo at home. It was a rare weekday daytime game in the J.League, and many children from across the prefecture flocked to the stadium to cheer on their team, but they lost 0-2. Their ranking dropped to 16th place. Yamagata, winless in their last three league matches, hosted Sapporo, who had escaped last place with a victory in the previous match. Both teams, desperate for a…