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- Tomoya Kanamori2004сейчас
- Kenichi Ego2006сейчас
- Ryosuke Ochi2009сейчас
- Takeshi Okamoto2009сейчас
- Naoya Fuji2012сейчас
- Nobuhisa Urata2012сейчас
- Kazuhisa Kawahara2013сейчас
- Shogo Kobara2013сейчас
- Genta Omotehara2014сейчас
- Go Nishida2014сейчас
- Tsuyoshi Kodama2014сейчас
- Kodai Yasuda2015сейчас
- Kohei Mihara2015сейчас
- Mutsumi Tamabayashi2015сейчас
- Kenta Uchida2016сейчас
- Park Kwang-il2016сейчас
- Ryuga Suzuki2016сейчас
- Toyofumi Sakano2016сейчас
- Yūki Fukaya2016сейчас
- Ryota Moriwaki2022сейчас
- Kazuki Sota2023сейчас
- Yuta Fukazawa2023сейчас
- Kyota Funahashi2024сейчас
- Masashi Tanioka2024сейчас
- Akio Fukamiсейчас
- Daiki Nishiokaсейчас
- Hiroki Mawatariсейчас
- Hiroto Nakagawaсейчас
- Ibuki Fujitaсейчас
Jurato Ikedaсейчас- Kanta Kondoсейчас
- Kazuya Kanazawaсейчас
- Kei Taniguchiсейчас
- Kosuke Yamazakiсейчас
- Kyoji Kutsunaсейчас
- Masahiro Okamotoсейчас
- Mitsushiro Obaraсейчас
- Mutsuki Katoсейчас
Nao Eguchiсейчас- Park Seong-suсейчас
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Shion Niwaсейчас- Shogo Onishiсейчас
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- Takashi Kondoсейчас
- Toki Yukutomoсейчас
- Yoshiki Fujimotoсейчас
- Yoshiki Nakajimaсейчас
- Yuji Takeshimaсейчас
- Yuya Hikichiсейчас
- Takashi Onishi1998–2002
- Toshirō Tomochika1998–1998
- Kazuhisa Hamaoka2001–2006
- Koichi Kawai2001–2006
- Shingo Hoshino2001–2008
- Toshirō Tomochika2001–2006
- Masakazu Koda2002–2003
- Sachio Yoshida2002–2004
- Yutaka Kaneko2002–2006
- Kenichi Yagara2004–2006
- Kenta Kawai2004–2006
- Naohiro Tamura2004–2004
- Ryoji Kawamoto2004–2006
- Shuichi Akai2004–2013
- Tomohisa Yoshida2004–2004
- Eigo Sekine2005–2014
- Hideto Inoue2005–2008
- Hikaru Hironiwa2005–2006
- Hironori Saruta2005–2006
- Keisuke Hada2005–2007
- Kiyotaka Ishimaru2005–2006
- Masayuki Maegawa2005–2005
- Taro Sugahara2005–2005
- Toshiya Tanaka2005–2009
- Yuya Nagatomi2005–2006
- Hirokazu Otsubo2006–2006
- Kengo Kawamata2006–2006
- Kohei Matsushita2006–2006
- Koichi Hashigaito2006–2006
- Minoru Suganuma2006–2006
- Ryota Moriwaki2006–2007
Takahagi Yojiro2006–2006- Toru Chishima2006–2009
- Yuki Tamura2006–2006
- Yusuke Kawakita2006–2012
- Yuzo Minami2006–2008
- Akihiro Sato2007–2007
- Daisuke Aono2007–2009
- Go Nakamura2007–2007
- Josimar Rodrigues Souza Roberto2007–2007
- Kohei Matsushita2007–2010
- Ryosuke Sasagaki2007–2008
- Ryota Miki2007–2008
- Ryota Takasugi2007–2012
- Shinsaku Mochidome2007–2010
- Shota Arai2007–2007
- Shunsuke Oyama2007–2007
- Susumu Oki2007–2012
- Takashi Fujii2007–2007
- Tetsushi Kondo2007–2007
- Yoichi Kamimaru2007–2008
- Yoshihiro Uchimura2007–2009
- Yuji Miyahara2007–2008
- Akishige Kaneda2008–2013
- Daisuke Tada2008–2008
- Kim Tae-yeon2008–2008
- Manabu Wakabayashi2008–2008
- Shigeru Yokotani2008–2009
Takuma Tsuda2008–2008- Takuya Mikami2008–2011
- Takuya Yokoyama2008–2008
- Alair de Souza Camargo Júnior2009–2010
Douglas Maradona Campos Dangui2009–2009- Hiromasa Yamamoto2009–2010
- Josimar Rodrigues Souza Roberto2009–2011
- Kazuhito Watanabe2009–2014
- Kenta Uchida2009–2011
- Kenta Yoshikawa2009–2011
- Shinya Kato2009–2009
- Shunsuke Oyama2009–2012
- Shunta Nagai2009–2009
- Thiago dos Santos Costa2009–2009
- Yuichi Shibakoya2009–2009
- Douglas Rinaldi2010–2010
- Hiroshi Azuma2010–2013
- Kengo Ishii2010–2013
Kenji Fukuda2010–2013- Kyohei Sugiura2010–2011
- Shogo Kobara2010–2010
- Shohei Matsunaga2010–2010
- Tatsuya Tsuruta2010–2010
- Kazunari Ono2011–2011
Kim Shin-young2011–2012- Manabu Saito2011–2011
- Mitsuyuki Yoshihiro2011–2011
- Shohei Ikeda2011–2011
- Takanori Maeno2011–2012
- Tatsuro Hagihara2011–2011
- Yusei Ogasawara2011–2012
- Alair de Souza Camargo Júnior2012–2013
Ante Tomić2012–2013- Hikaru Kuba2012–2012
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- Koki Arita2012–2012
- Masaru Kato2012–2013
- Shun Ito2012–2012
- Takumi Murakami2012–2015
- Takuya Sonoda2012–2013
Yota Akimoto2012–2013- Han Hee-hoon2013–2014
- Keiji Yoshimura2013–2015
- Kenji Dai2013–2015
Kentaro Shigematsu2013–2013- Kohei Mihara2013–2014
- Kyohei Kuroki2013–2013
- Osmar Francisco2013–2013
- Sho Matsumoto2013–2013
- Yuta Ito2013–2013
- Yutaka Takahashi2013–2013
- Kim Min-je2014–2014
- Ricardo Lobo2014–2014
Riki Harakawa2014–2014- Yuki Horigome2014–2014
Yusuke Murakami2014–2015- Kenta Uchida2015–2015
- Kenya Okazaki2015–2016
- Yuji Senuma2015–2015
Woo Sang-ho2018–2018- Koji Yamase2019–2021
Mladen Jutrić2019–2020- Woo Sang-ho2019–2019
- Yota Shimokawa2019–2019
- Toshiya Takagi2021–2022
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- Daisei Suzuki2022–2022
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- Ryo Sato2022–2024
Ehime FC is a professional football club based in Matsuyama, Japan.
The club competes in the J3 League, the third tier of Japanese professional football.
Founded in 1970, Ehime FC was originally known as Matsuyama Soccer Club before rebranding in 1995.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Ehime FC, originally founded as Matsuyama Soccer Club in 1970, has a rich history rooted in the Matsuyama region of Japan. The club underwent a significant transformation in 1995 when it rebranded itself as Ehime Football Club. For many years, it competed in regional and prefectural leagues, as the Japan Soccer League was represented by a local club affiliated with the Teijin company.
Rise Through the Ranks
The turning point for Ehime FC came in 2003 when they were promoted to the Japan Football League (JFL). Their determination and skill culminated in a remarkable achievement in 2005 when they won the JFL championship. This victory paved the way for their entry into the J2 League, where they enjoyed a lengthy tenure of 16 seasons. However, the club faced challenges and was relegated to the J3 League at the end of the 2021 season.
Recent Achievements and Future Prospects
Ehime FC made headlines on 28 November 2007, when they stunned the Urawa Red Diamonds, the AFC Champions League winners, with a 2–0 victory in the Emperor's Cup. After two years in the J3 League, the club celebrated a triumphant return to the J2 League for the 2024 season, having secured promotion as J3 League champions in 2023 with a narrow 1–0 win against local rivals FC Imabari, thanks to a decisive goal from Riki Matsuda.
Ehime FC continues to be a significant presence in Japanese football, with aspirations to climb back up the ranks and make a lasting impact in the J2 League.
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Карьера и клубы
The club was founded in 1970 as Matsuyama Soccer Club and renamed itself as Ehime Football Club in 1995. For many years it competed in the regional and prefectural league, as Matsuyama was represented in the Japan Soccer League by the local club belonging to the Teijin company. Ehime was promoted to the Japan Football League in 2003. After winning the JFL in 2005 season, Ehime spent 16 seasons in the J2 League before being relegated to the J3 League at the end of the 2021 season. On 28 November 2007, Ehime pulled off a major shock by consigning the Urawa Red Diamonds, the AFC Champions League 2007 winners, to a fourth-round exit from the Emperor's Cup courtesy of a 2–0 win on Urawa's home soil, Urawa Komaba Stadium. On 11 November 2023, after two years absence from Japanese second division, Ehime officially returned to J2 League for 2024 season. They were promoted as J3 League champions of 2023 season with a narrow 1–0 win against their local rivals, FC Imabari on matchweek 35 with Riki Matsuda scored the only goal of the match.
- League
- J3 League
Наследие
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
Ehime Football Club commonly known as Ehime is a professional football club based in Matsuyama, the capital city of Ehime Prefecture of Japan. The club will play in the J3 League, the third tier of Japanese professional football, starting from the 2026–27 season after finishing 20th in the 2025 J2 League.
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