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FC Tokyo

FC Tokyo

JapanJ1 LeagueEst. 1935
2026/27ONGOING
Albert PuigAjinomoto Stadium · Chōfu · 48,955
History

Season 2026/27

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1FC Tokyo13+2330
2Sanfrecce Hiroshima13+2229
3Machida Zelvia13+2028
4Kashiwa Reysol13+1028
5Vissel Kobe13+926
6Kashima13+723
7Kawasaki Frontale13+522
8Yokohama F. Marinos13+621
9Urawa13-621
10Fagiano Okayama13-616
11Nagoya Grampus13-614
12Cerezo Osaka13-1014
13Shimizu S-pulse13-1214
14Kyoto Sanga13-613
15V-varen Nagasaki13-512
16Gamba Osaka13-712
17Tokyo Verdy13-1111
18JEF United Chiba13-910
19Mito Hollyhock13-139
20Avispa Fukuoka13-117

About FC Tokyo

FC Tokyo is a football club based in Chōfu, Japan playing their home matches at Ajinomoto Stadium. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the J1 League table.

Motoki Nagakura leads FC Tokyo's scoring in league play with 7 goals this season. Marcelo Ryan and Soma Anzai have also chipped in with 5 each.

Motoki Nagakura is the chief creator with 3 assists this season. Teruhito Nakagawa and Hirokazu Ishihara have also chipped in with 2 each.

FC Tokyo sit 1st in the J1 League with 30 points from 13 matches (9W 3D 1L) and a goal difference of +23.

Recent results for FC Tokyo:

Upcoming fixtures for FC Tokyo:

Three of FC Tokyo's next five are at home, against Kashima, Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Kawasaki Frontale; they travel to Cerezo Osaka and Yokohama F. Marinos.

FC Tokyo's squad consists of 30 players. Goalkeepers: Kim Seung-Gyu (Korea Republic), H. Tanaka (Japan), Wataru Goto. Defenders: Y. Nagatomo (Japan), Sei Muroya (Japan), Kento Hashimoto (Japan), Alexander Scholz (Denmark), Masato Morishige (Japan), Hirokazu Ishihara (Japan), Kashif Bangnagande (Japan), Rio Omori (Japan), Kento Hashimoto (Japan), Hayato Inamura (Japan), K. Suzuki. Midfielders: Takahiro Ko (Japan), Shion Homma (Japan), Kyota Tokiwa (Japan), Fuki Yamada (Japan), Kein Sato (Japan), Kota Tawaratsumida (Japan), Soma Anzai (Japan), S. Nagano (Japan), Kio Tanaka (Japan). Forwards: Nicolai Vallys (Denmark), Teruhito Nakagawa (Japan), Dani Gómez (Spain), Marcelo Ryan (Brazil), Motoki Nagakura (Japan), T. Kominato, D. C. Otani.

Albert Puig is the current head coach of FC Tokyo.

FC Tokyo play their home matches at Ajinomoto Stadium in Chōfu, which has a capacity of 48,955. The club was founded in 1935.

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