2013 All Japan Senior Football Championship

2013 All Japan Senior Football Championship
Shakaijin Cup
Tournament details
CountryJapan
CitiesShimabara and Unzen Nagasaki
Dates19–23 September 2013
Teams32
Final positions
ChampionsRenofa Yamaguchi FC (1st title)
Runners-upGrulla Morioka
Tournament statistics
Matches played32

The 49th All Japan Senior Football Championship (Japanese: 第49回全国社会人サッカー選手権大会, Hepburn: Dai 49-kai zenkoku shakai hito sakkā senshuken taikai), officially the 2013 All Japan Adults Football Tournament, and most known as the 2013 Shakaijin Cup,[1] was the 49th edition of the annually contested single-elimination tournament (or cup) for non-league clubs. The competition was held in Shimabara and Unzen in Nagasaki Prefecture.

Tournament rules

  • The tournament followed a knockout format with 32 teams.
    • Teams were chosen through a qualifying round across nine regions, with one team from each region.
    • In FY2012, twenty-two teams were allocated based on the number of company-wide registrations in each region. Additionally,
    • One team represented the host prefecture.
  • Matches consisted of two 40-minute halves, and if drawn, then two 10-minute extra-time halves were played, followed by a penalty shootout if necessary.
  • The top three teams earned spots in the 37th National Regional Soccer League Finals, but if any had already qualified as regional league representatives, the fourth-place team would take their spot.


Calendar

RoundDateMatchesTeams
Round of 32 19 October 20131632 → 16
Round of 16 20 October 2013816 → 8
Quarter-finals 21 October 201348 → 4
Semi-finals 22 October 201324 → 2
3rd place match 23 October 201312
Final 23 October 201312 → 1

Participating teams

Bold is a team that has already qualified for the regional finals by winning the regional league

Schedule

Round of 32

No. Home Score Away
1Fagiano Okayama Next1–2Lagend Shiga
2Toyota Motors Hokkaido FC0–13Iwate Grulla Morioka
3Vonds Ichihara2–1FC Imabari
4Saurcos Fukui5–1Sapporo FC
5Joyful Honda Tsukuba1–0Mitsubishi Nagasaki SC
6Yazaki Valente FC1–7Kandai FC 2008
7Vertfee Takahara Nasu0–1FC Osaka
8FC Kagoshima3–2Fujieda City Hall SC
9Togitsu SC0–10Urayasu SC
10Toyota SC1–3Amitie SC
11FC Hokuriku1–2Nippon Steel Oita FC
12Renofa Yamaguchi FC3–2Tonan Maebashi
13Chiba Teachers SC1–0Rokkatei Maruseizu
14FC Gifu SECOND3–0Kochi U Torastar FC
15Vanraure Hachinohe1–0Dezzolla Shimane
16Volca Kagoshima2–0Banditonce Kakogawa

Round of 16

No. Home Score Away
17Lagend Shiga0–3Grulla Morioka
18Vonds Ichihara1–2Saurcos Fukui
19Joyful Honda Tsukuba3–2Kandai FC 2008
20FC Osaka1–0FC Kagoshima
21Urayasu SC2–0Amitie SC
22Nippon Steel Oita FC1–3Renofa Yamaguchi FC
23Chiba Teachers FC1–3FC Gifu SECOND
24Vanraure Hachinohe0–1Volca Kagoshima

Quarter-finals

No. Home Score Away
25Grulla Morioka1–0Saurcos Fukui
26Joyful Honda Tsukuba FC1–0FC Osaka
27Urayasu SC0–1Renofa Yamaguchi FC
28FC Gifu SECOND3–2Volca Kagoshima

Semi-finals

No. Home Score Away
29Iwate Grulla Morioka2–1Joyful Honda Tsukuba
30Renofa Yamaguchi FC2–0FC Gifu SECOND

Third place match

No. Home Score Away
31Joyful Honda Tsukuba FC1–3FC Gifu SECOND

Final

No. Home Score Away
32Iwate Grulla Morioka1–1
(4–5 pen.)		Renofa Yamaguchi FC

Final result

  • Winner: Renofa Yamaguchi - Qualified for the 37th Regional Finals
  • Runner-up: Grulla Morioka - Won the regional league and qualified for the 37th regional finals
  • 3rd place: FC Gifu SECOND - Withdrawn from the 37th regional finals
  • 4th place: Joyful Honda Tsukuba FC - Qualified for the 37th regional finals

As a result of the above results, Consequently, two clubs advanced to the regional finals from this tournament, FC Kagoshima, who were runner's up in the Kyushu League, has won the right to participate in the regional finals ahead of schedule due to the tournament regulations of the regional finals.

References

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