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Ohmori FC's Historic Victory in Ota City's First J-League Connected Match

On July 5, 2026, Ohmori FC made history by hosting Ota City's first official match connected to the J-League. The venue was packed at Morigasaki Park Soccer Field, where the local heroes faced the robust team, FLUTTO-FLUTTO, in an exciting match that ended with a score of 2-1 in favor of the home team.

The ambiance was electric, as over 300 supporters attended the game, creating a festive atmosphere filled with joy. Fans of all ages and backgrounds gathered, showcasing the community spirit that Ohmori FC embodies. In a special pre-match event, the team dedicated time to honor their former player Koki Ando, who recently transferred from Mito HollyHock to Royal Antwerp FC in Belgium. This celebration symbolized the club's commitment to fostering talent and building connections beyond local borders. Many attendees received the official Ohmori FC baseball shirts, courtesy of their sponsor, Meiji Yasuda, further enriching the festive spirit.

As the match kicked off, it didn't take long for the action to unfold. In the early minutes of the first half, player No.29, Shunosuke Obata, dazzled the crowd with a skillful dribble that earned the team a penalty kick. Cool under pressure, No.9, Ryuta Iwai, stepped up and converted the penalty, giving Ohmori FC a 1-0 lead.

The exciting play continued into the second half, where Ohmori FC faced intense pressure from FLUTTO-FLUTTO. Despite the mounting challenges and a close call, player No.7, Kazuki Takahashi, scored a crucial second goal from a corner kick, putting the team in a strong position. Although Ohmori FC conceded a goal later in the match, they managed to endure the relentless attacks from their opponents, securing the victory with a final score of 2-1.

Club representative Naoto Kojima expressed pride in his team's performance: "While we faced some tough moments in the second half, the energy from the Ota community helped us hold our ground until the final whistle. It’s our first match held in Ota City, and I am thrilled that we could deliver a win in front of so many supporters." Kojima's sentiments highlight the significance of community backing, reflecting the team's mission to thrive within the local framework.

The match showcased not only talented individual performances but also a collective effort, as shown by the contributions of key players. Shunosuke Obata impressed the crowd with his agility, while Ryuta Iwai held strong in defense, and goalkeeper Hayato Iida showcased remarkable skills throughout the game.

To further the club's outreach and community support, local businesses and fans alike joined the mission of making sports a vibrant part of Ota City. Ohmori FC continues to aspire to be a beloved and essential part of its community, enhancing the overall well-being of the residents. As Naoto Kojima remarked, the potential for sporting events to uplift and unite communities is immense.

As the club moves forward, they aim to foster an environment where sports create lasting connections and joy. Ota City may not yet have its own stadium, but Ohmori FC's growing influence suggests a bright future where sports can unite and uplift the community, achieving the goals of collaboration and passion for the beautiful game.

Club Overview

• - Name: Ohmori Football Club (Ohmori FC)
• - Established: November 2011
• - Location: 5-26-3 Kamata, Ota City, Tokyo
• - Websites:

- Official Website
- Official Instagram
- Academy Instagram

Ohmori FC’s mission is to be a local hero, enhancing community well-being through sports. Their proactive approach and strong community ties show the way forward in establishing meaningful social engagement in the world of sports.