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Kashiwa Reysol VS Nagoya Grampus Players who haven't followed the local media in Nagoya may not know that the bombshell planted by Nagoya's head coach, Kenta Hasegawa, went off this week. Danilo, a senior journalist from "All Asian Football", publicly accused Hasegawa of abusing his power, bullying players, and having many other misdeeds. Nagoya has not responded yet, but this will surely have an impact on the team. Meanwhile, Kashiwa Reysol has also faced setbacks recently. They lost 1-3 to Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the J.League Cup. Their key midfielder, Yushi Yamada, was injured, which will affect their offense. The fundamentals of Kashima Antlers are definitely better in this game. Although they lost in the Emperor's Cup, they have a good record in the league and still have the motivation to play. On the other hand, visiting Nagoya Grampus has been overlooked. They are basically safe from relegation, and there is no possibility for them to improve their current ranking. Actually, Nago

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Kashiwa Reysol Masami Ihara's team has been playing more in shape recently, with their attack shaped by Brazilian playmaker Matheus Sávio. Reysol's home game is strong, particularly in possession and set pieces. However, their defense still struggles when pressed quickly by high-paced teams. Nagoya Grampus Kenta Hasegawa's away team continues to play their traditional style of "tight defense, fast counterattacks." Their strengths lie in their solid defense and the dangerous counterattack play of the Brazilian duo Kasper Junker (Denmark) and Mateus Castro. The highly experienced defense of Maruyama and Tiago has contributed to their team's low conceding.

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Second-placed Kashiwa Reysol have their Japanese J1 League title hopes on the line as they host 16th-placed Nagoya Grampus in round 36 on Saturday. Kashiwa could claim the top spot with a win against Nagoya Grampus. Kashiwa Reysol's hopes of a domestic double this season came crashing down at the New National Stadium in Tokyo on Saturday, as they fell 3-0 to Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the J.League Cup final. Nevertheless, Ricardo Rodríguez's men remain closely on the heels of league leaders Kashima Antlers in the race for the title. They defeated Yokohama FC 2-0 in their most recent league fixture to close the gap on Kashima Antlers to just one point. Reysol are also unbeaten in their last nine games in the Japanese top flight, including consecutive wins in their last three.

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