Cerezo Osaka vs Shimizu S-pulse
| Yellow cards avg | 2.89 |
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| Reds avg | 0.00 |
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| Penalties avg | 0.16 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 16% |
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| Home wins | 47% |
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| Draws | 37% |
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| Away wins | 16% |
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- Cerezo Osaka outshot their opponent (20-14).
- Possession was balanced (49%-51%).
- Cerezo Osaka had the sharper finishing (9-4 shots on target).
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Match Context & Trends
Venue-only form, goal timing, first-goal trends and league context around this J1 League fixture.
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Cerezo Osaka last 5 home
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Cerezo Osaka trend breakdown
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Cerezo Osaka goal timing (home)
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Match Statistics
Events
Cerezo Osaka vs Shimizu S-pulse 4-2: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Cerezo Osaka beat Shimizu S-pulse 4-2 on Sunday, 01 June 2025 in J1 League. The match was refereed by Hiroyuki Kimura. It was played at Yodoko Sakura Stadium.
First half: Shimizu S-pulse took an early lead at 4' when R. Yamahara scored, making the score 0-1. Cerezo Osaka leveled the score at 13' when Niko Takahashi Cendagorta scored, with the assist credited to Lucas Fernandes, making the score 1-1. Cerezo Osaka took the lead at 18' when M. Nakajima scored, with the assist credited to Lucas Fernandes, making the score 2-1. Shimizu S-pulse made their 1st substitution at 25', with K. Kitagawa replacing S. Yajima. VAR intervened at 45' for Cerezo Osaka (Goal cancelled).
Second half: Shimizu S-pulse made their 2nd substitution at 46', with J. Sumiyoshi replacing S. Hasukawa. Shimizu S-pulse made their 3rd substitution at 46', with K. Matsuzaki replacing H. Nakahara. Cerezo Osaka extended the lead at 54' when Rafael Ratão scored, with the assist credited to S. Kitano, making the score 4-1. Y. Takahashi received a yellow card for Shimizu S-pulse at 64'. Shimizu S-pulse made their 4th substitution at 68', with Z. Uno replacing K. Kozuka. Cerezo Osaka extended the lead at 70' when Lucas Fernandes scored, with the assist credited to S. Kitano, making the score 5-1. Cerezo Osaka made their 1st substitution at 73', with Thiago Andrade replacing R. Sakata. Shimizu S-pulse made their 5th substitution at 73', with Capixaba replacing R. Gunji. Rafael Ratão received a yellow card for Cerezo Osaka at 77'. Cerezo Osaka made their 2nd substitution at 83', with M. Nakajima replacing S. Kagawa. Shimizu S-pulse reduced the deficit at 89' when R. Gunji scored, with the assist credited to H. Nakahara, making the score 5-2. Cerezo Osaka made their 3rd substitution at 90+4', with S. Kitano replacing S. Uejo. Cerezo Osaka made their 4th substitution at 90+4', with Rafael Ratão replacing K. Furuyama. VAR intervened at 90+8' for Cerezo Osaka (Goal cancelled).
Cerezo Osaka used 4 substitutions while Shimizu S-pulse used 5 substitutions. Cerezo Osaka got 1 yellow card, while Shimizu S-pulse got 1 yellow card.
How the match was won
- Cerezo Osaka outshot their opponent (20-14).
- Possession was balanced (49%-51%).
- Cerezo Osaka had the sharper finishing (9-4 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 16 |
| Home Wins | 7 |
| Draws | 4 |
| Away Wins | 5 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 10 (62.5%) |
| BTTS | 12 (75.0%) |
| Total Games | 8 |
| Home Wins | 5 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Away Wins | 0 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 4 (50.0%) |
| BTTS | 6 (75.0%) |