Japan Football League 2017

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Japan Football League 2017
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master Honda FC
Climbers no
Relegated Briobecca Urayasu
Tochigi Uva FC
Teams 16
Games 240  (of which 240 played)
Gates 669  (ø 2.79 per game)
← Japan Football League 2016
↑ J3 League 2017
Regionalliga 2017 ↓

The Japan Football League 2017 was the 19th season of the Japan Football League overall and the fourth as the fourth-highest division in Japanese football . Sixteen clubs took part in it. The season began on March 5, 2017 and ended on November 12, 2017. With Honda FC's victory in both half-series, the planned finals were canceled, and the defending champion from Hamamatsu achieved his seventh championship title.

For the first time since the league reform for the 2014 season, no club was promoted to the J3 League at the end of the season , as none of the eligible clubs could achieve a place in the top four in the annual table. This had the consequence that for the first time in seven years teams had to leave the league as regular relegated teams; with Briobecca Urayasu and Tochigi Uva FC it caught two teams.

mode

All clubs met twice in a double round tournament , once at home and once away. In total, one team played 30 games. There were three points for a win; in the case of a draw, each team received one point. Return round counted separately, an additional overall table for determining winners and losers in which was J3 League 2018 or Regional 2018 formed. All three tables were created according to the following criteria:

  1. Number of points scored
  2. Goal difference
  3. Goals scored
  4. Results of the games among themselves
  5. Decision game or coin toss

For promotion to the J3 League, a team had to have the license for this division and complete the season within the top four of the overall table. A maximum of two clubs rose.

In the event that there were no promoters in the J3 League, the two worst clubs in the overall table relegated to their corresponding regional league; with one or two climbers, the descent decreased accordingly.

Attendees

Hometowns of the clubs of the Japan Football League 2017

At the end of the 2016 season , third-placed azul claro Numazu was promoted to the 2017 J3 League as the best-placed team among the promotion candidates . The reserve team of the J. League club Fagiano Okayama , Fagiano Okayama Next , stopped playing at the end of the season and was then dissolved.

The two vacant positions were filled by the best teams from the national regional league finals in 2016. Their winner FC Imabari played in the Shikoku regional league in recent years and has won four of the five possible championship titles there since 2011. The runner-up Veertien Mie last appeared in the Tōkai Regional League and qualified for the regional league finals via the Japanese Amateur Cup.

team city Remarks
Briobecca Urayasu Urayasu , Chiba
Honda FC Hamamatsu , Shizuoka
Honda Lock SC Miyazaki , Miyazaki
Imabari FC Imabari , Ehime Promoted from the Shikoku - Regional , J. League Hundred Year Plan Association
Maruyasu Okazaki FC Okazaki , Aichi
MIO Bivouac Shiga Kusatsu , Shiga
Nara Club Nara , Nara Holders of a J3 League license
Osaka FC Osaka , Osaka
ReinMeer Aomori FC Aomori , Aomori
Ryūtsū Keizai Dragons Ryūgasaki , Ibaraki
Sony Sendai FC Tagajō , Miyagi
Tochigi Uva FC Tochigi , Tochigi J. League Centennial Plan Club
Tokyo Musashino City FC Musashino , Tokyo J. League Centennial Plan Club
Vanraure Hachinohe Hachinohe , Aomori Holders of a J3 League license
Veertien Mie Kuwana , Mie Promoted from the Tōkai - Regional
Forgive Ōita Yufu , Ōita

statistics

1st half series

The semi-series began on March 5, 2017 and ended on June 25, 2017.

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Honda FC  15th  11  3  1 039:110 +28 36
 2. Sony Sendai FC  15th  11  3  1 036:150 +21 36
 3. Osaka FC  15th  9  3  3 027:140 +13 30th
 4th ReinMeer Aomori FC  15th  8th  6th  1 017:100  +7 30th
 5. Vanraure Hachinohe  15th  7th  3  5 023:180  +5 24
 6th Imabari FC (N)  15th  5  7th  3 016:150  +1 22nd
 7th Tokyo Musashino City FC  15th  5  5  5 026:190  +7 20th
 8th. Ryūtsū Keizai Dragons  15th  5  5  5 015:200  −5 20th
 9. Veertien Mie (N)  15th  5  4th  6th 022:210  +1 19th
10. Honda Lock SC  15th  4th  4th  7th 015:230  −8 16
11. Nara Club  15th  3  5  7th 018:290 −11 14th
12. Mio Bivouac Shiga  15th  3  4th  8th 017:250  −8 13
13. Maruyasu Okazaki FC  15th  3  4th  8th 016:240  −8 13
14th Forgive Ōita  15th  1  9  5 012:230 −11 12
15th Tochigi Uva FC  15th  2  4th  9 03:30 p.m.0 −15 10
16. Briobecca Urayasu  15th  2  3  10 010:270 −17 09
Status: End of the half series
After the end of the semi-series:
  • Qualification for the championship games at the end of the season
    		•
    At the end of the 2016 season:
    (N) N Euling, newly promoted from the Regional 2016: FC Imabari, Veertien Mie

    2nd half series

    The second half series began on July 8, 2017 and ended on November 12, 2017.

    table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Honda FC  15th  10  4th  1 033: 900 +24 34
     2. ReinMeer Aomori FC  15th  9  4th  2 027:180  +9 31
     3. Vanraure Hachinohe  15th  8th  3  4th 018:130  +5 27
     4th Imabari FC (N)  15th  7th  5  3 038:210 +17 26th
     5. Nara Club  15th  7th  5  3 023:220  +1 26th
     6th Osaka FC  15th  7th  4th  4th 032:180 +14 25th
     7th Sony Sendai FC  15th  7th  2  6th 028:210  +7 23
     8th. Maruyasu Okazaki FC  15th  6th  3  6th 019:220  −3 21st
     9. Honda Lock SC  15th  5  3  7th 021:230  −2 18th
    10. Briobecca Urayasu  15th  4th  5  6th 014:190  −5 17th
    11. Forgive Ōita  15th  4th  3  8th 015:230  −8 15th
    12. Ryūtsū Keizai Dragons  15th  3  5  7th 023:310  −8 14th
    13. Mio Bivouac Shiga  15th  3  5  7th 016:260 −10 14th
    14th Tochigi Uva FC  15th  3  5  7th 007:260 −19 14th
    15th Tokyo Musashino City FC  15th  3  4th  8th 018:280 −10 13
    16. Veertien Mie (N)  15th  2  4th  9 013:250 −12 10
    Status: End of the half series
    After the end of the semi-series:
  • Qualification for the championship games at the end of the season
    		•
    At the end of the 2016 season:
    (N) N Euling, newly promoted from the Regional 2016: FC Imabari, Veertien Mie

    Whole season

    table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Honda FC  30th  21st  7th  2 072:200 +52 70
     2. ReinMeer Aomori FC  30th  17th  10  3 044:280 +16 61
     3. Sony Sendai FC  30th  18th  5  7th 064:360 +28 59
     4th Osaka FC  30th  16  7th  7th 059:320 +27 55
     5. Vanraure Hachinohe  30th  15th  6th  9 041:310 +10 51
     6th Imabari FC (N)  30th  12  12  6th 054:360 +18 48
     7th Nara Club  30th  10  10  10 041:510 −10 40
     8th. Honda Lock SC  30th  9  7th  14th 036:460 −10 34
     9. Maruyasu Okazaki FC  30th  9  7th  14th 035:460 −11 34
    10. Ryūtsū Keizai Dragons  30th  8th  10  12 038:510 −13 34
    11. Tokyo Musashino City FC  30th  8th  9  13 044:470  −3 33
    12. Veertien Mie (N)  30th  7th  8th  15th 035:460 −11 29
    13. Mio Bivouac Shiga  30th  6th  9  15th 033:510 −18 27
    14th Forgive Ōita  30th  5  12  13 027:460 −19 27
    15th Briobecca Urayasu  30th  6th  8th  16 024:460 −22 26th
    16. Tochigi Uva FC  30th  5  9  16 022:560 −34 24
    Status: end of the season
    At the end of the 2017 season:
  • Champion: Honda FC
  • Relegation to the regional leagues : Briobecca Urayasu, Tochigi Uva FC (both Kantō -RL)
    		•
    At the end of the 2016 season:
    (N) N Euling, newly promoted from the Regional 2016: FC Imabari, Veertien Mie

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ 第 19 回 日本 フ ッ ト ボ ー ル リ ー グ 開 催 期間 の お 知 ら せ. In: jfl.or.jp. Japan Football League, December 23, 2016, accessed December 26, 2016 (Japanese).

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