Kyoto Sanga vs. Ratchaburi: Live Score, Lineups, Kickoff, and Matchday 2 Details

Kyoto Sanga and Ratchaburi FC are level 0–0 in the latest official match-center snapshot. The J.League page still labels the game live, so that score is a time-sensitive update, not a final result. For readers arriving from a search for association football match details, the essential facts are straightforward: this is an AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 East League Stage Matchday 2 fixture at KYOTO STADIUM, with Kyoto at home and Ratchaburi visiting.

The official fixture schedule lists kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Japan Standard Time on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The match page and live commentary can update at different rates; check the official score page again before treating any live score or match clock as current. As checked, the official match center showed no goal and continued to display “LIVE.”

Match status, kickoff, and venue

For viewers in the United States, 7:00 p.m. in Japan converts to 6:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time and 3:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time on October 13. Those are time-zone conversions, not confirmation of a U.S. television or streaming broadcast.

Confirmed starting lineups

The starting XIs below follow the J.League match center’s official lineup list. They are the named starters, not a claim about the precise shape either team used during play.

Kyoto Sanga F.C.

• Goalkeeper: HALLS
• Defenders: APPIAH TAWIAH Hisashi, KATO Ren, WEVERTON, SHICHI Takaaki
• Midfielders: TANA, YOON Sungjun, SATO Kyo, ARAI Haruki
• Forwards: MARCO TULIO, EVERTON MACEIO

Ratchaburi FC

• Goalkeeper: KAMPOL PATHOMMAKKAKUL
• Defenders: TAREK AGGOUN, Sai VAN WERMESKERKEN, PABLO INSUA
• Midfielders: THIAGO, THANAWAT SUENGCHITTHAWON, ROQUE MESA, EKANIT PANYA, JESSE CURRAN, NJIVA RAKOTOHARIMALALA
• Forward: BRUNO MENDES

Why Matchday 2 matters

Both clubs entered this fixture after losing their opening league-stage matches, according to the Asian Football Confederation’s preview. Kyoto’s opener ended in a 1–0 defeat to Daejeon Hana Citizen, while Ratchaburi fell 6–4 to Shanghai Port. That makes the second match a practical early test: each side needs points to avoid letting the East section’s league-stage table stretch away from them.

The opening-round results also create different questions for the teams. Kyoto’s narrow loss left little margin in the scoreline, while Ratchaburi’s match produced ten goals across both teams. The score alone does not establish why either team won or lost, and this article does not infer a tactical weakness from a single result. The confirmed team sheets show the personnel selected for this match; the live record, rather than assumptions about formation, should guide any account of how the contest develops.

At the latest official snapshot, the match center’s goal log showed no goals. The first-half section also recorded no goals, and the match-progress feed listed second-half substitutions for both clubs: Matsuda Temma for Marco Tulio and Alex Souza for Everton Maceio for Kyoto; Daniel Ting for Pablo Insua for Ratchaburi. The J.League page also lists a first-half yellow card for Jesse Curran. Because match feeds are live and can lag, later events may not appear in the same snapshot.

How to follow the match and verify the result

The official J.League match page provides the score, match progress, starting lineups, statistics, venue information, and ticket links. It is the most direct source for this fixture’s current state. The page also has a broadcast or live-stream section in the league schedule, but the official materials reviewed for this article did not identify a named broadcaster or a direct stream for Kyoto–Ratchaburi. Viewing rights differ by country and platform. Check AFC or local rights-holder listings for the viewer’s location rather than assuming that a live score page includes video.

The stadium is listed as KYOTO STADIUM. The fixture listing includes a ticket link, but ticket availability can change during a live event; use the official match page to reach the ticket provider and confirm current access. Do not rely on unofficial stream links, which may be unauthorized or unsafe.

What the confirmed details do—and do not—tell us

The starting lineups tell readers who began the match. They do not, by themselves, prove the intended formation, the players’ exact roles in possession, or the tactical plan. Likewise, the score snapshot confirms only what the official page showed at retrieval time. It does not confirm the final score, added time, disciplinary decisions after that moment, or post-match comments.

That distinction matters for association football coverage because a live page can change faster than an article. Before sharing the result, refresh the official record and look for a “Full Time” status. If the page still says “LIVE,” report the score as live and time-sensitive. If the final score appears, use that updated record and verify the goalscorers and match events from the official chronology before adding them.

Quick self-check for readers

• Confirm that the fixture is Kyoto Sanga F.C. versus Ratchaburi FC in ACL Elite Matchday 2.
• Use the official J.League page for the latest score and lineup record.
• Look for “Full Time” before calling any score final.
• Check the local rights holder separately if you need a legal live video stream.
• Distinguish confirmed match events from tactical interpretation or speculation.

Latest verified status: the official J.League match center displayed Kyoto Sanga 0–0 Ratchaburi and marked the fixture live when checked. The final result had not been confirmed in that snapshot.

Sources

• J.League official match center: Kyoto vs. Ratchaburi, October 13, 2026 (kickoff listing, venue, live score, lineups, match progress).
• Asian Football Confederation preview: Kyoto Sanga FC vs. Ratchaburi FC (Matchday 1 context).
• J.League AFC Champions League Elite schedule and results.