In one of the coldest fixtures of the season—shockingly played in the second week of March—the Suns proved that their name doesn’t define their game.
You’d think a team called the Suns might falter in icy conditions. Think again. They came out fired up—physical when it counted, lightning-quick in transition, and ruthlessly clinical in front of goal. From the first whistle, they looked locked in, shutting down Eastern Capital’s offense with surgical precision.
Clash and Brunello, two teams situated at the bottom of the table, faced off at YCAC. This was an important battle, one that could determine the relegation. Clash at 4 pts, Brunello at 3 pts, a win here would put them over each other and over take Sagarmatha in the process. The victor would essentially be able to escape the relegation zone for now.
The apts.jp featured team goes to King George FC after their preformance against Jetro FC. Kicking off in the early afternoon, basking in the warm sun, playing on the soft newly turfed field of YC&AC, the conditions were too good to not enjoy.
Has the league gotten more competitive?
The stats this weekend would suggest so!
6 of the 12 games fixed this weekend resulted in an unsatisfying draw. Zion and Fussa, 1-1. Dutch and Suns, 1-1. Jetro and Albion Old Boys, 2-2. Brunello and Sagarmatha, 1-1. Pumas and Hibernian, 2-2. King George and Lions, 4-4.
This weeks featured team goes to Kilimanjaro, the African team that has roots to Tanzania.
Last weekend they suffered a tough loss against Lions down at a very wet and muddy Oomiya Kenpo, this weekend they played down at Komaba against King George FC.
BEFC
FC International
Hibernian FC
FC Sagarmatha
Sala FC
Eastern Capital FC
Pumas FC
Brunello FC
YeBoiz FC
Clash FC
Shane FC
Panthers FC
Guapo FC
BEFC Lions
Zion FC
Dutch FC
YC&AC
FC Nomade
Teranga FC
Saint Luxun Park FC
BFC Tokyo
VJ Bridge FC
King George FC
SUNS FC
Fussa FC
Lions FC
Saitama JETS FC
Jetro FC
Kilimanjaro FC
Albion Old Boys FC
Union Pacifico
BFC Masters
FJ Masters
Kanto Celts FC
Nepal United
Fine Vintage
