SP Kyoto FC

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SP Kyoto FC
SP京都FC
Full nameSP Kyoto Football Club
Nickname(s)SP Kyoto FC
Founded1986
Dissolved2015
GroundTaiyogaoka Stadium
Uji, Kyoto
Capacity7,000
2015Japan Football League, 6th (resigned)

SP Kyoto FC (SP京都FC, SP Kyoto Football Club) was a Japanese football club based in Muko, Kyoto, Japan. They played for the last time in Japan Football League for 2015 season.

History

The club was founded in 1986 and started to compete in the Kyoto Prefecture Division 4. They were promoted to Division 1 in 1999 and again to the Kansai Regional League in 2000. They won the League in 2004 and got promoted to the JFL after beating Shizuoka Sangyo University in the play-off. All the players are the employees of Sagawa Printing, a printing company with historical links to the Sagawa Express shipping company.

The name was changed from Sagawa Printing Soccer Club to Sagawa Printing Kyoto Soccer Club in 2014.

The name was changed from Sagawa Printing Kyoto Soccer Club to SP Kyoto Football Club in 2015. The team was disbanded at the end of 2015 season.[1]

Last squad

As of 26 October 2015.[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Japan JPN Tetsuya Yamaoka
2 DF Japan JPN Ryuma Shima
3 DF Japan JPN Daiki Oizumi
4 DF Japan JPN Tatsuya Ikeda
5 DF Japan JPN Hiroto Sakai
6 MF Japan JPN Yoshiki Nakai
7 MF Japan JPN Shun Aso
8 DF Japan JPN Ryoichi Kanai
9 FW Japan JPN Noriaki Fujimoto
10 MF Japan JPN Kenich Yoshiki
11 FW Japan JPN Koya Iwasaki
13 FW Japan JPN Hiroki Minobe
No. Pos. Nation Player
14 FW Japan JPN Tomomasa Horikawa
15 MF Japan JPN Kazuma Sato
16 DF Japan JPN Shinsaku Mochidome
17 FW Japan JPN Daisuke Kurosu
18 MF Japan JPN Jun Usami
19 MF Japan JPN Taiki Kato
20 MF Japan JPN Ryo Harada
21 GK Japan JPN Akihito Ozawa
22 DF Japan JPN Hiroaki Takahashi
23 DF Japan JPN Yuzirou Haraguchi
25 DF Japan JPN Kengo Nakamura
31 GK Japan JPN Jun Kurosawa

Honours

Results in JFL

2003: 15th
2004: 12th
2005: 11th
2006: 15th
2007: 12th
2008: 11th
2009: 9th
2010: 6th
2011: 12th
2012: 7th
2013: 6th
2014: 2nd
2015: 6th

References

  1. ^ "佐川印刷SC". Archived from the original on 5 April 2016. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  2. ^ "Ｓｐ京都フットボールクラブ". Archived from the original on 5 October 2015. Retrieved 26 October 2015.


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