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1967 Japan Soccer League
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The 1967 season in Japanese football
Japan Soccer League 1967 Toyo Industries3rd title Toyota Automated Loom Works Takeo Kimura (15 goals) 56 225 5,759 1966 1968
League tables
Japan Soccer League
main WDL Q 2 TYI Toyo Industries FUR Furukawa Electric MIT Mitsubishi Motors YAW Yawata Steel YAN Yanmar Diesel HIT Hitachi NIP Nippon Kokan TYT Toyoda Automatic Loom Works 10 2 2 37 16 8 4 2 39 22 9 1 4 38 19 8 2 4 29 22 6 2 6 28 27 5 2 7 26 27 2 1 11 16 40 0 2 12 12 52 #D0F0C0 Champions C #FF9999 To promotion/relegation Series RP RP complete
Promotion/relegation Series
JSL 1st leg 2nd leg Senior Cup Nippon Kokan 2-3 3-2 Toyota Motors (Cup runner-up) Toyoda Automatic Loom Works 0-3 0-3 Nagoya Mutual Bank (Cup winner)
Nagoya Mutual Bank promoted, Toyoda Automatic Loom Works relegated.
Team of The Year
PositionFootballerClubNationalityGKKenzo Yokoyama (2)Mitsubishi MotorsJPNDFHiroshi Katayama (2)Mitsubishi MotorsJPNDFMasakatsu Miyamoto (2)Furukawa ElectricJPNDFMitsuo Kamata (1)Furukawa ElectricJPNMFAritatsu Ogi (2)Toyo IndustriesJPNMFHisao Kami (2)Yawata SteelJPNMFRyuichi Sugiyama (2)Mitsubishi MotorsJPNMFTeruki Miyamoto (2)Yawata SteelJPNFWShigeo Yaegashi (2)Furukawa ElectricJPNFWTakayuki Kuwata (2)Toyo IndustriesJPNFWTakeo Kimura (1)Furukawa ElectricJPN
NHK Cup
In between the League and the Emperor's Cup (which was played in January 1968 in order to allow for a change of format for the next season), a special match pitting the JSL champions Toyo Industries against All Japan University Soccer Tournament winners Kansai University was played in New Year, 1968. It was a predecessor to the later Japanese Super Cup, which began to be played in 1977, by which time the university teams had ceased to be viable contenders to the Emperor's Cup.http://kisch.on.coocan.jp/football/cup/e047.html#NHK NHK Cup New Year Soccer
January 1, 1968 Toyo Industries 1 – 0 Kansai University National Stadium, Tokyo
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