FC Tokyo 3–0 Urawa

FC Tokyo didn't need long to turn this into a one-sided demolition of Urawa. The breakthrough came in the second half when Motoki Nagakura opened the scoring in the 63rd minute, and Tokyo never let up from there. Soma Anzai doubled the lead just six minutes later, and Kein Sato put the finishing touches on it in the 85th, turning a tight contest into a 3-0 rout. The result lifts FC Tokyo to fifth in the J1 League on 17 points, riding a run of four wins from five with just one blemish on their form line. Urawa, despite arriving on a five-match unbeaten streak of their own, sit two spots and five points back in tenth, and this one won't do much for their head-to-head record against Tokyo, which is now even tighter in the home side's favor. None of Tokyo's scorers crack the league's top-ten charts, where Léo Ceará's 36 goals remain untouched, but this performance didn't need a star name to make a statement. Watch how Anzai's 69th-minute strike turned a one-goal lead into a rout in under ten minutes.