Kashiwa Reysol 2–0 Daejeon Hana Citizen: Final Score, Goals and Lineups

Final result: Kashiwa Reysol defeated Daejeon Hana Citizen 2–0 on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in the AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 East Region League Stage Matchday 4. The official J.League match record marks the game as full time and lists goals by Keita Endo in the 47th minute and Shota Fujio in the 57th. The match was played at Kashiwa Soccer Stadium, with kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Japan Standard Time (JST, UTC+09:00), or 10:00 UTC. This update replaces the earlier halftime snapshot, which showed a 0–0 score.

The result and goal times are confirmed by the official J.League English match record and its Japanese-language match record. The fixture reference is 110332. The official event record identifies the competition as the AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 League Stage, Matchday 4, East Region.

Final score and match facts

Japan Standard Time was UTC+09:00 on the match date. The kickoff therefore corresponds to 10:00 UTC on the same date; no date change is involved in this conversion. South Korea also uses UTC+09:00, so the kickoff was 7:00 p.m. Korea Standard Time (KST). The venue is listed by the J.League as Kashiwa Soccer Stadium, at 1-2-50 Hitachidai, Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan.

Who scored for Kashiwa Reysol?

Kashiwa scored twice shortly after halftime. Keita Endo put the home side ahead in the 47th minute, and Shota Fujio added the second goal in the 57th minute. The official J.League match page lists both players as scorers and records the final score as 2–0. The match commentary identifies Endo’s goal at 47 minutes and Fujio’s at 57 minutes; the summary page also displays the scorers alongside the full-time result.

The timing is significant to the match sequence but should not be confused with a claim about overall dominance or the quality of either side’s performance. The verified facts are that the two goals came in the second half, that Kashiwa scored both, and that Daejeon did not score. The official match record is the appropriate source for the recorded result and event times. This update does not add an unverified explanation for why either goal was conceded or claim that a particular tactical change decided the game.

Confirmed Kashiwa Reysol starting lineup

The following 11 players are the starters published in the official J.League match record. The positions and squad numbers are reproduced from the match listing; they are not a claim that the team kept the same shape throughout the game.

Endo and Fujio were both named in the starting XI and later appeared on the official scorer list. The initial team sheet is distinct from the substitutions shown in the match timeline. The record documents changes during the second half, so a reader reviewing the starting lineup should not interpret it as the complete list of players who finished the match on the field.

Confirmed Daejeon Hana Citizen starting lineup

Daejeon’s starting XI was also published in the official match record. The names below follow the English transliterations used in the previous version of this article, matched to the players displayed on the J.League team sheet.

These 11 names represent the confirmed starting selection, not a complete injury report or a guarantee about player availability for later fixtures. The J.League lineup establishes who started this match. It does not provide a verified explanation of every selection decision, nor does the team sheet alone establish the fitness status of players who were not included. No additional injury or suspension claim is made here without a match-specific official confirmation.

What does the result mean for the East Region league stage?

This was a league-stage fixture rather than a knockout tie. Under the 2026/27 competition structure, clubs play through the regional league phase before qualification for the next round is decided. The AFC competition regulations provide the formal framework for the stage and progression. A single result contributes to a club’s league-stage record, but it does not by itself determine the final standings or guarantee qualification.

Before kickoff, the teams were level on four points after their first three matches, according to the match information used in the pre-match coverage. Kashiwa’s win therefore gave the home side three points from this fixture and left Daejeon without a point from the meeting. The precise table positions and qualification picture should be read from the competition’s updated standings rather than inferred from this result alone; other clubs’ matches and any applicable tiebreakers also matter.

The AFC’s official match preview, published on November 2, described both teams as seeking a response after Matchday 3. Kashiwa had been held to a draw by Ratchaburi FC, while Daejeon had lost to Vissel Kobe. That preview is useful for understanding the pre-match context, but its expectations should not be mistaken for a report of what happened on November 3. The full-time J.League record provides the verified outcome.

Where can fans check the official result and match record?

The most direct source for this fixture is the J.League English match page. It identifies the fixture, venue, final score and scorers. The official Japanese live-commentary page provides the match timeline, including the second-half goals and substitutions. The match ID, 110332, can help readers distinguish this game from other AFC Champions League Elite fixtures on the same matchday.

The J.League schedule listed DAZN as the broadcast provider for the Japan-market fixture. That listing is specific to the schedule and territory shown by the league; it should not be treated as proof that the same stream or replay is available in every country. Viewers seeking a replay should check the licensed broadcaster or platform operating in their own territory and confirm its current archive availability and subscription conditions. The official match record remains useful for readers who cannot access a video replay.

What is confirmed, and what should not be assumed?

• Confirmed final result: Kashiwa Reysol 2–0 Daejeon Hana Citizen, with the J.League record explicitly marking the match full time.
• Confirmed scorers: Keita Endo (47') and Shota Fujio (57'), both for Kashiwa.
• Confirmed fixture details: November 3, 2026; 7:00 p.m. JST (UTC+09:00); Kashiwa Soccer Stadium; AFC Champions League Elite League Stage Matchday 4, East Region.
• Confirmed team news: The 11 starters for each team are listed above from the official match record.
• Not established by the result alone: the reason for an individual selection, a player’s current medical condition, the exact availability of broadcasts or replays in every market, or the final league-stage qualification outcome.

Update note — November 3, 2026: The earlier version reported a 0–0 halftime score because that was the live status at the time of its first check. The official J.League record has since been updated to full time and confirms Kashiwa Reysol’s 2–0 win. The kickoff time, venue, competition stage and published starting XIs remain unchanged; the result and scorer information above supersede the earlier live-score snapshot.

Official sources: J.League English match record; J.League Japanese match record; AFC official preview; AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 competition regulations.