Gainare Tottori vs Cerezo Osaka Prediction

Form across competitions

Cerezo Osaka's sample spans J1 League, Emperor Cup and J-League Cup fixtures, and they've won 12 of their last 20 games with 37 goals scored against 21 conceded. That's a healthy scoring return, though it's worth remembering these results come from several different competitions rather than one league table.

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Gainare Tottori: 20 completed matches; Cerezo Osaka: 20 completed matches.

Gainare Tottori

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

32

Conceded

28

Difference

+4

Cerezo Osaka

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

37

Conceded

21

Difference

+16

Gainare Tottori's sample is mostly J3 League and J2/J3 League matches, with 10 wins, 6 draws and 4 losses from 20 games. They've scored 33 and conceded 28, so goals have flowed at both ends without either side looking especially tight defensively.

Both sides have scored freely, but the competitions behind those numbers aren't the same, so direct comparison has limits.

Comparative Team Statistics: Gainare Tottori vs Cerezo Osaka

Head-to-head history

These two have met just once in the available record, back in the 2021 Emperor Cup, when Cerezo Osaka won 2-0 away at Gainare Tottori. That's the only recorded meeting between the clubs, and it's five years old and from a different competition.

One old cup result from a different tie doesn't carry much weight for this fixture.

Cerezo Osaka's cup form

The only table position we have is for Cerezo Osaka, and it's specific to this cup competition rather than their J1 League campaign. They sit fourth after six games, with just one win, two draws and three defeats, scoring only twice and conceding eight.

That's a notable contrast with the stronger attacking numbers from their wider form sample, and it points to a cup run that hasn't gone smoothly for them.

Osaka's cup form looks far shakier than their overall record suggests.

Attacking threat

We only have attacking data for Cerezo Osaka here. Thiago Andrade has three goals in two matches, while Rafael Ratão and Vitor Bueno have two apiece from three outings, so the goals have been shared around rather than resting on one man.

Cerezo Osaka:

Best scorers:

Thiago Andrade - 3

Rafael Ratão - 2

Vitor Bueno - 2

Penalty cards:

Rafael Ratão x 1

Kim Jin-Hyeon x 1

On the discipline side, Ratão and goalkeeper Kim Jin-Hyeon are the only names with a yellow card each in three games, nothing that suggests any pattern of trouble.

How this one could play out

Put the pieces together and this is a tricky one to call. Osaka's broader form looks strong, but their specific cup campaign has been underwhelming, with few goals and a losing record across six games. Tottori's own form is mixed too, with goals conceded regularly in their recent matches.

With only one outdated meeting between them and goals shared around rather than relied on a single source, there's no obvious pattern pointing one way.