Yokohama FM will welcome Kashima Antlers in the next round of J1 League on Sunday, 14 July.
With the two teams desperate for points, who will emerge victorious? View our free Yokohama FM vs Kashima Antlers prediction below to find that out and more.
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Yokohama FM vs Kashima Antlers predictions: Business as usual for the guests
Key stats
- Kashima Antlers have only lost once in the last 13 rounds in the league.
- We saw both teams score in the last three H2H meetings between these two teams.
- Both teams have scored in 68% of Yokohama's matches, as well as 55% of Kashima's games in the league this season.
Correct score prediction: Yokohama FM 1-2 Kashima Antlers
Two of the last three duels between Yokohama and Kashima have ended 2-1, although it was Yokohama who won both of those matches. However, with their recent form, we can see things turning around in their upcoming duel.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Bookies without a clear favourite
- HOME: 7/5 (2.40) – 41.70%
- DRAW: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.40%
- AWAY: 29/20 (2.45) – 40.80%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
We can see from these Yokohama FM vs Kashima Antlers odds that the bookies expect a very close match and that the hosts are the expected winners by the slimmest of margins.
This is somewhat surprising if we look at the standings where Kashima Antlers are 15 points ahead of Yokohama, but Yokohama are a good team that's been playing well below their expectations, so there's always a chance they could find their form at any given time.
Anyhow, if you like our predictions for this duel, make sure check out our favourite betting tips for today as well.
Last five H2Hs: Yokohama FM dominating this matchup
While the first duel this season went to Kashima Antlers, the four meetings before that have all ended in wins for Yokohama FM. Meanwhile, Kashima Antlers have the advantage if we look at their overall H2H record: 39-12-28.
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Yokohama FM preview: Hoping to end their losing streak
With four losses in a row in the J1 League, Yokohama F Marinos continue to struggle in the league. The team that reached the AFC Champions League final this season has only won 26 points from 22 games in the league so far and they are closer to the relegation zone that the top half of the standings.
Predicted lineup: Iikura (GK), Kato, Eduardo, Kamijima, Matsubara, Kida, Uenaka, Watanabe, Miyaichi, Lopes & Yan
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L

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1

Yokohama F-Marinos
0
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L

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4

Yokohama F-Marinos
1
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L

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3

Yokohama F-Marinos
1
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L

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3

Yokohama F-Marinos
2
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L

Avispa Fukuoka
2

Yokohama F-Marinos
1
Kashima Antlers preview: In the midst of the title race
While Kashima Antlers have struggled to get wins lately, winning just once in the last five J1 League rounds, they have been in great form for the most of the season and are currently five points behind league leaders Machida Zelvia. So, if they can find their best form soon, we might see them fighting for the title come the end of the season.
Predicted lineup: Hayakawa (GK), Anzai, Sekigawa, Ueda, Nono, Chinen, Sano, Nakama, Nago, Higuchi & Suzuki
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W

Kawasaki Frontale
1

Kashima Antlers
2
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W

Avispa Fukuoka
0

Kashima Antlers
1
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W

Machida Zelvia
0

Kashima Antlers
1
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W

Yokohama FC
0

Kashima Antlers
3
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W

Nagoya Grampus
0

Kashima Antlers
1
Player to watch: Yuma Suzuki
Our player to watch in this game is the top scorer for Kashima Antlers with 10 goals in the league this season, the experienced forward Yuma Suzuki.

Suzuki to score from a penalty again?
We saw Suzuki convert a penalty kick into a goal four times this season already in the J1 League. Will he get another chance to do so against Yokohama?