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Matches Fixtures Results Table
DateRHome v Away-
02/14 02:00 23 Shonan Bellmare v Kitakyushu View
02/14 04:30 23 Pescadola Machida v Tachikawa Athletic FC View
02/14 07:00 23 Shinagawa City v Bardral Urayasu View
02/15 02:00 23 Shriker Osaka v Vasagey Oita View
02/15 04:30 23 Booulos Nagano v Yokohama View
02/15 07:00 23 Nagoya Oceans v Fugador Sumida View
02/21 02:00 24 Shriker Osaka v Yokohama View
02/21 04:30 24 Vasagey Oita v Shonan Bellmare View
02/21 07:00 24 Pescadola Machida v Shinagawa City View
02/21 09:30 24 Tachikawa Athletic FC v Nagoya Oceans View
02/22 02:00 25 Booulos Nagano v Vasagey Oita View
02/22 04:30 25 Yokohama v Kitakyushu View
02/22 07:00 25 Shonan Bellmare v Shriker Osaka View
02/22 09:30 24 Bardral Urayasu v Fugador Sumida View
02/23 02:00 24 Kitakyushu v Booulos Nagano View
02/23 04:30 25 Shinagawa City v Tachikawa Athletic FC View
02/23 07:00 25 Fugador Sumida v Pescadola Machida View
02/23 09:30 25 Nagoya Oceans v Bardral Urayasu View
02/27 02:30 27 Shonan Bellmare v Booulos Nagano View
02/27 05:00 27 Shriker Osaka v Kitakyushu View
02/27 07:30 26 Shinagawa City v Fugador Sumida View
02/27 10:00 26 Pescadola Machida v Nagoya Oceans View
02/28 02:00 26 Kitakyushu v Vasagey Oita View
02/28 04:30 26 Tachikawa Athletic FC v Bardral Urayasu View
02/28 07:00 26 Yokohama v Shonan Bellmare View
02/28 09:30 26 Booulos Nagano v Shriker Osaka View
03/01 02:00 27 Fugador Sumida v Tachikawa Athletic FC View
03/01 04:30 27 Vasagey Oita v Yokohama View
03/01 07:00 27 Bardral Urayasu v Pescadola Machida View
03/01 09:30 27 Nagoya Oceans v Shinagawa City View
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Wikipedia - F.League

The F. League (in Japanese: F・リーグ, officially 日本フットサルリーグ, Nihon Futtosaru Rīgu) is the top league for Futsal in Japan. The winning team obtains the participation right to the AFC Futsal Club Championship.

History

The league was formed in 2007 as a complement for the elimination tournament, (the current Puma Cup) which groups regional futsal champions into a final elimination phase.

The league operates on the sports franchise system, with no promotion or relegation of clubs. The clubs are thus expansion teams. In 2009 the number of clubs was increased from 8 to 10 with the addition of Fuchu Athletic and Espolada Hokkaido.

In F. League play, the clubs battle each other three times: once at home, once away and once in a neutral venue (generally Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo). The season runs from August to February.

An elimination league cup, the Ocean Cup is played every season by the 12 F.League teams.

The Japan F League is the premier futsal competition in Japan, showcasing the nation's top futsal talent and teams. Established to promote the growth and popularity of futsal across the country, the league features highly skilled players competing in fast-paced, exciting matches. With a blend of professional clubs and passionate fans, the Japan F League offers thrilling gameplay, strategic team tactics, and a vibrant atmosphere. It serves as a key platform for developing local talent and elevating Japan's presence in the international futsal scene. Fans can enjoy high-quality matches throughout the season, celebrating the dynamic sport of futsal in Japan.