Sat, 28 Feb 2026, 05:00
Full Time (Penalties)

Match Timeline

57'
M. Furukawa🔄
Substitution 1 → T. Kim
57'
K. Ogawa🔄
Substitution 2 → A. Kameda
57'
Y. Takahashi🔄
Substitution 3 → S. Mizoguchi
60'
S. Fukazawa🟨
Yellow Card
63'
T. Toya🔄
Substitution 1 → R. Nose
63'
R. Sugawara🔄
Substitution 2 → T. Kitsui
74'
T. Kim🟨
Yellow Card
74'
K. Dohi🔄
Substitution 3 → H. Wada
76'
T. Kitsui🟨
Yellow Card
84'
R. Kubo🔄
Substitution 4 → K. Fukui
86'
T. Yoshihira🔄
Substitution 4 → Y. Nakashima
86'
Y. Kagawa🔄
Substitution 5 → D. Matsuoka
88'
T. Akiyama🔄
Substitution 5 → Y. Minakuchi
88'
K. Mima🔄
Substitution 6 → S. Tachino
90+3'
S. Tanimoto🔄
Substitution 6 → N. Shiina
120+1'
Y. Nakashima
Missed Penalty
120+1'
T. Shimada
Penalty
120+2'
T. Kim
Penalty
120+2'
R. Nose
Penalty
120+3'
A. Kameda
Penalty
120+3'
S. Tachino
Missed Penalty
120+4'
S. Fukazawa
Missed Penalty
120+4'
R. Kawakami
Penalty
120+5'
Jung Woo-Young
Penalty
120+5'
K. Fukui
Missed Penalty
120+6'
S. Mizoguchi
Penalty
120+6'
H. Wada
Penalty
120+7'
N. Shiina
Penalty
120+7'
T. Kitsui
Penalty
120+8'
D. Matsuoka
Penalty
120+8'
Y. Minakuchi
Penalty
120+9'
S. Fuseya
Penalty
120+9'
Y. Iesaka
Penalty
120+10'
S. Okamoto
Penalty
120+10'
S. Tsutsumi
Penalty
120+11'
G. Harada
Penalty
120+11'
H. Sugawara
Penalty
120+12'
Y. Nakashima
Penalty
120+12'
T. Shimada
Missed Penalty

Starting Lineups

Kataller ToyamaKataller ToyamaUnknown

Starting XI

99G. HaradaUnknown
13S. FukazawaUnknown
56S. OkamotoUnknown
3Y. KagawaUnknown
28S. FuseyaUnknown
14S. TanimotoUnknown
20Jung Woo-YoungUnknown
33Y. TakahashiUnknown
11K. OgawaUnknown
9T. YoshihiraUnknown
39M. FurukawaUnknown

OsakaOsakaUnknown

Starting XI

1H. SugawaraUnknown
11S. TsutsumiUnknown
40R. KawakamiUnknown
23T. AkiyamaUnknown
13K. MimaUnknown
10R. KuboUnknown
26K. DohiUnknown
37Y. IesakaUnknown
28T. ToyaUnknown
29R. SugawaraUnknown
9T. ShimadaUnknown

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Kataller Toyama
Kataller Toyama
Form: W-W-L-W-W
Osaka
Osaka
Form: L-D-L-L-W
Record
6 W
1 D
3 L
5 W
2 D
3 L
Goals Per Game
1.9
Scored
vs
1.2
Scored
1.1
Conceded
vs
1.2
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
20%
Clean Sheets
40%
BTTS
60%
BTTS
30%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:2.0
Away:1.8
Conceded
Home:1.3
Away:1.0
Scored
Home:1.2
Away:1.3
Conceded
Home:1.2
Away:1.3

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1381
Developing
1483
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1377
↓ Momentum (-3)
1458
↓ Momentum (-26)
Expected Outcome
25%
Home Win
30%
Draw
45%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1383
Attack
1488
1479
Defence
1486
Recent Form
1401
Attack
1475
1481
Defence
1468
Post-Match Changes
+4
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Toyama's Goal Glut Makes Over 2.5 the Standout Value Play
Recommendation:OVER_2_5
Odds:2.02
Expected Value:+11.1%
Confidence:72

Kataller Toyama arrive at this J2 fixture with their attacking engines running hot, having plundered eight goals across their last two outings. The 3-1 dismantling of Tokushima Vortis and a staggering 5-1 away triumph at Kamatamare Sanuki signal a side finding their scoring rhythm early in the campaign. With 1.90 goals per game averaged across their last ten and an improving trajectory that sees their three-game moving average hit 3.00, this is not a team to bet against finding the net. Osaka, conversely, look vulnerable at this level. Their step up from J3 has been rocky—conceding five goals in three J2 matches including a 2-0 home defeat to Imabari (a side managing just 0.80 points per game) and a 2-2 draw against Kochi United (0.70 PPG). While their underlying metrics suggest a team with solid historical foundations, their current defensive reality is leaking 1.67 goals per game in this division. Their away record shows a 50% win rate, but that was largely built in the third tier against weaker opposition than what Toyama currently represent. The head-to-head record favours Toyama heavily—unbeaten in five meetings with three wins—but historically these encounters have been tight, low-scoring affairs averaging just 1.2 goals per game. However, current form trumps historical patterns, and the goal expectancy data (1.62 home, 1.25 away) points toward a higher-scoring contest than the H2H suggests. Key Points: - Toyama have scored 8 goals in their last 2 matches, beating sides with strong form credentials (Tokushima Vortis: 1.80 PPG) - Osaka have conceded 5 goals in their 3 J2 games this season, struggling against teams in the lower half - Poisson distribution modelling gives Over 2.5 goals a 54.6% true probability versus the market's implied 49.5% at 2.02 - Toyama's home attack (2.00 goals per game) meets Osaka's leaky away defence (1.25 conceded per game) - The +10.4% expected value on Over 2.5 meets my threshold for a confident play Summary: The odds compilers haven't caught up with Toyama's attacking explosion or Osaka's defensive frailties at this level. Over 2.5 goals at 2.02 is the mathematical value play, offering a healthy edge over the true probability derived from goal expectancy models and current form trends.

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Kataller Toyama vs Osaka: Home Side Ready to Braai the Visitors!
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:1.87
Expected Value:+8.5%

Howzit my bru! Grab a cold Castle Lager and fire up the braai because we've got a lekker J2 League clash coming up on Saturday morning. Kataller Toyama are hosting Osaka, and if the stats are anything to go by, the home side is looking hungrier than a lion at a boerewors festival! Kataller Toyama are cooking with gas right now, sitting pretty in 6th place with 6 points from their opening three matches. These boys know where the goal is – they've smashed in 19 goals in their last 10 games, averaging a solid 1.9 per match. Their recent form is hotter than a Durban curry, with back-to-back wins including a 5-1 demolition of Kamatamare Sanuki and a 3-1 away day masterclass against Tokushima Vortis. Even their single loss this season was a 3-1 thriller against Kochi United where they at least got on the scoresheet. With 2 goals per game at home, they're not here to play defensively – they're here to win! Now, let's talk about Osaka. Eish, my friends, it's not looking good for the visitors. They're stuck down in 10th place with just 2 points from 3 games, and their recent form is about as flat as a warm beer. They've lost 2 of their last 3 J2 matches, including a disappointing 0-2 home defeat to Imabari and a 0-1 loss to Kamatamare Sanuki. In fact, they've only managed one win in their last five outings. Scoring just 1.2 goals per game and with their attack trending downwards (0.67 goals per game in their last 3), they're going to struggle to keep up with Toyama's firepower. The head-to-head record is where this gets really interesting – Kataller Toyama have NEVER lost to Osaka! In 5 meetings, they've won 3 and drawn 2, keeping 3 clean sheets in the process. That's right, zero losses. At home, they've won 2 and drawn 1 against this opposition. Osaka must be having nightmares about this fixture! Key Points: • Kataller Toyama are averaging 1.9 goals per game and have scored 3+ goals in 3 of their last 4 victories • Osaka have lost 2 of their last 3 J2 matches and are struggling for goals (0.67 per game in last 3) • Kataller Toyama are unbeaten in 5 meetings vs Osaka (3 wins, 2 draws) • Home side has won 50% of recent home games while Osaka has lost 33% of recent away games • Both teams have 6 days rest, so no excuses about fatigue Summary: The writing is on the wall here, bru. Kataller Toyama are in red-hot form, scoring for fun, and have a psychological edge having never lost to this opponent. Osaka are struggling to find the back of the net and look vulnerable at the back. At 1.87, the home win is lekker value – these boys are going to braai Osaka like a perfectly cooked steak! Get on the home win before the odds drop.

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Unbeaten in Five, Kataller Toyama Are
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:1.87
Expected Value:+8.5%
Confidence:75

The force flows strongly through Toyama Prefecture this weekend, mmm yes. When a team finds its rhythm early in the season, wise to pay attention we must be. Kataller Toyama, third in the J2 League with six points from three matches, welcome Osaka to their fortress - and history suggests a difficult afternoon awaits the visitors. Three victories in five meetings against this opponent, Kataller Toyama have secured. Unbeaten in this fixture, they remain - a statistic that weighs heavy on the minds of those who travel north. The recent 1-1 draw of December 2024 may give Osaka hope, but look deeper we must. Scored first in that match, Kataller did, and controlled the tempo they did. Form, the great revealer of truth, speaks loudly here. Five goals against Kamatamare Sanuki they struck on February 15th, followed by three more against Tokushima Vortis on February 22nd. Nine goals in two games - attack them, you cannot ignore. At home, two goals per game they average, while conceding but 1.25. The balance, delicate yet effective it is. Osaka, meanwhile, lost their way they have. Three games without victory - a 0-2 humbling at Imabari, a 2-2 home draw with Kochi United, and a 0-1 home defeat to Kamatamare Sanuki. Against modest opposition, struggle they did. Their points trend declining, the mathematics confirm what eyes see - only 0.33 points per game from their last three moving average. Away from home, 1.25 goals they score, but 1.25 they also concede. Fragile, their equilibrium is. The head-to-head record tells a story of dominance - three clean sheets in five meetings for Kataller Toyama, only two goals conceded total. At home against Osaka, two wins and one draw from three encounters. The psychological edge, a powerful ally it is. **Key Points:** • Kataller Toyama have scored 9 goals in their last 2 matches (5-1 vs Kamatamare, 3-1 vs Tokushima) • Osaka are winless in 3 consecutive matches, scoring just 2 goals in that span • Kataller Toyama are unbeaten in 5 meetings with Osaka (3W, 2D) • Osaka's points trend is declining with a 3-game moving average of just 0.33 points • Kataller Toyama average 2.00 goals per game at home this season • The home side have kept 3 clean sheets in 5 previous meetings with Osaka In betting, as in the Force, value we must seek. The odds of 1.87 for a home win imply probability of 53.5%, yet the data suggests higher - the 60% win rate in recent form, the perfect home record against this opponent, and Osaka's declining trajectory all point toward value. Bet on the home win, we should. Strong in attack, solid in defense, favored by history - Kataller Toyama, the wise choice this is.

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Toyama to Teach Promoted Osaka a J2 Lesson
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:1.87
Expected Value:+8.5%

Alright, settle in with your pint and let's have a butcher's at this J2 clash from Japan. Kataller Toyama are hosting Osaka, and on paper this looks like a proper mismatch in the making. Now then, Toyama have started the season like a house on fire. They're sitting pretty in 3rd spot with six points from three games, but it's the manner of their recent wins that's got me sitting up. They went away to Kamatamare Sanuki and absolutely walloped them 5-1, then followed it up with a cracking 3-1 victory at Tokushima Vortis – and don't forget, Vortis are second in the table! That's eight goals in two games, mate. At home they're averaging two goals a game and they've got the Indian sign over Osaka, having never lost to them in five previous meetings (three wins, two draws). Osaka, on the other hand, look like they're still adjusting to life in the second tier after coming up from J3. They've only managed one point from their opening three matches and are languishing down in 10th. They got turned over 2-0 away at Imabari last time out and managed a 2-2 draw at home to Kochi United before that. The worrying sign? They've failed to score in two of their three J2 games this season, including a 1-0 home defeat to the same Kamatamare Sanuki side that Toyama just battered 5-1. That tells you everything about the gulf in form right now. The bookies have priced Toyama up at 1.87 for the home win, which implies about a 53% chance. Given they're bang in form, playing at home, and have that dominant head-to-head record against a promoted side that's struggling to find the net, I'd say that's a touch generous. The maths suggests this should be closer to 1.70. **Key Points:** • Kataller Toyama have scored 8 goals in their last 2 matches (5-1 vs Kamatamare Sanuki, 3-1 vs Tokushima Vortis) • Osaka have taken just 1 point from their 3 J2 games this season, losing their last match 2-0 away to Imabari • Toyama are unbeaten in 5 previous meetings with Osaka (3 wins, 2 draws) • Osaka have failed to score in 2 of their 3 J2 matches this campaign • Toyama sit 3rd in the table with 6 points; Osaka are 10th with just 2 points **Summary:** The form book doesn't lie here. Toyama are flying high and scoring for fun, while Osaka are finding the step up to J2 a tough nut to crack. At 1.87, the home win represents solid value – back Kataller Toyama to continue their strong start to the season.

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