Omiya Ardija1
Sagamihara2
Ko Watahiki Japan28#2Kevin Pytlik Germany28#3Rintaro Yamauchi Japan23#5Masato Tokida Japan28#13Shintaro Kato Japan26#16Kai Miki Japan33#18Sora Okita Japan24#19Keito Tanaka Japan22#25Soma Sato Japan22#26
Yudai Tokunaga Japan32#6Kosuke Kambe Japan26#8Riku Nakayama Japan25#10Taira Maeda Japan26#15Takato Takeuchi Japan24#17Yohei Okuyama Japan26#22Yusaku Takusari Japan23#23Ren Sugimoto Japan23#24Sagamihara were founded in 2008 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Sagamihara Gion Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
