Season 1993. J.League and Japan National Team Complete Match Results

1993 J.League 1st Stage Table
	PT	GP	GD
Kashima Antlers	39	18	23
Verdy Kawasaki	36	18	8
Yokohama Marinos	33	18	5
Shimizu S-Pulse	30	18	3
JEF Utd Ichihara	27	18	3
Sanfrecce Hiroshima	27	18	-1
Yokohama Flugels	24	18	3
Gamba Osaka	24	18	-4
Nagoya Grampus Eight	21	18	-17
Urawa Reds	9	18	-23

1993 J.League 2nd Stage Table
	PT	GP	GD
Verdy Kawasaki	48	18	33
Shimizu S-Pulse	42	18	17
Yokohama Marinos	30	18	7
Kashima Antlers	30	18	6
Sanfrecce Hiroshima	27	18	6
Gamba Osaka	24	18	-10
Yokohama Flugels	24	18	-10
Nagoya Grampus Eight	15	18	-1
JEF Utd Ichihara	15	18	-19
Urawa Reds	15	18	-29

1993 J.LEAGUE Suntory Championship 01.09
Kashima v V-Kawasaki	0 - 2

1993 J.LEAGUE Suntory Championship 01.16
V-Kawasaki v Kashima	1 - 1

Emperor's Cup Final 1994.01.01
Yokohama-Fl v Kashima	6 - 2

Nabisco Cup Final 11.23
V-Kawasaki v Shimizu	2 - 1

	Kashima Antlers
	Verdy Kawasaki
	Yokohama Marinos
	Shimizu S-Pulse
	JEF United Ichihara
	Sanfrecce Hiroshima
	Yokohama Flugels
	Gamba Osaka
	Nagoya Grampus Eight
	Urawa Reds

1993 J.LEAGUE Results and Table

League Champions: Verdy Kawasaki

1st Stage Champions: Kashima Antlers
2nd Stage Champions: Verdy Kawasaki
1993 Suntory Championship Winners: Verdy Kawasaki

There are 10 clubs in the J.LEAGUE ("the original ten"). The league has two stages. The each club plays the others twice in each stages (four times in a season). Each clubs play 36 matches in the season. For each games, the winner is decided using the "v-goal" method. Teams are ranked by total victories (90 minutes' victories and the v-goal victories are regarded as equivalent). Champions of each stages go to home-and-away championship play-offs to decide the season champions. No relegation to other categories. The season lasts from May to December.

League Format Summery: 10 clubs, two stages with championship play-offs, home-and-away for each stage, victories rank, v-goal, no lower division, May to December

related: 1993 J.LEAGUE Play Offs and All Star Matches

The 73rd Emperor's Cup
	The Emperor's Cup Winners: Yokohama Flugels
The open FA tournament in Japan. 32 teams participate.

1993 J.LEAGUE Yamazaki Nabisco Cup. Results
	League Cup Winners: Verdy Kawasaki
This cup is played by 10 J.LEAGUE clubs and 3 J.LEAGUE-associate-member clubs from September to November. 13 teams are divided into 6 and 7 group to play single-round-robin preliminary league to win the top and the runners-up place which lead to the semifinal. Teams are ranked by total victories. V-goal is employed to decide the winner (except for the final).

Asian Club Cups
Champions' Cup 1992/93 Winners: Paas (IRN) Cup Winners' Cup 1992/93 Winner: Yokohama Marinos
related: Club international matches

Japan National Team
under construction

1993 All Major Matches in/for Japan
all major Japan related football match results

Matches displayed in Local Time. Stadiums are located in Japan unless otherwise noted. Some stadium sells naming rights to sponsors ( Naming Rights/Original Name ) "ET" denotes matches are played in additional extra time. "v" denotes extra time matches ended with v-goal (golden goal). "PK" denotes the winner is decided with penalty shootout.

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