Kumamoto Crimson VS Mito Hollyhock: Who is the main person to rise and fall tonight

Kumamoto Crimson faces Mito Hollyhock at home, and the fans' carnival night is here!

At 18:00 tonight, Kumamoto Prefecture Kumamoto Comprehensive Sports Field will transform into a boiling red ocean, and the home team Kumamoto Crimson faces the visiting Mito Hollyhound. This showdown is not only a key battle in the standings, but also a microcosm of the style collision between the two teams - Kumamoto Crimson is good at pressing at high pressure, like a group of tireless cheetahs; while Mito Hollyhock prefers to defend and counterattack, like a ninja waiting for an opportunity.

Home field advantage? Kumamoto's "12th Man"

Kumamoto fans' fanaticism has long been famous, and their cheers can overturn the ceiling of the court (although it is an open-air court). The Crimson Team, with a home winning rate of 67% this season, will definitely want to use this momentum to eat up their opponents today. However, Mito Hollyhock's defense is not a piece of paper. They conceded only 1.2 goals per game, which can be called "Japanese B security goal".

Key showdown: Midfielder Meat Grinder VS Blitzkrieg Expert

Kumamoto Crimson's No. 10 core Shota Tanaka has sent 8 assists this season, and his passes are as accurate as GPS navigation; but Mito's defensive midfielder Kenta Kobayashi specializes in treating all kinds of fun things, and people in the martial arts world call it "sweeper". On the other hand, Mito's winger, Ryo Sato, is as fast as the Shinkansen, and is specializing in the weak point of slow defense against opponents - this battle between spear and shield may be hidden in a 5-second counterattack.

Weather disrupts? Be careful of the "steamer tactics"

Kumamoto is as hot as a sauna in August, which is a test for the high-pressure style that consumes a lot of physical energy. The coaching staff may have to play Tian Ji's horse racing and play substitutions as poker cards. It is worth mentioning that Mito Hollyhock just experienced a fierce battle in the 120-minute Emperor Cup last week. How much oil is left in their fuel tank?

Predict: The winner is just between one goal

Although Kumamoto Crimson is more favored at home, Mito Hollyhock's "1-0 theory" has long been perfect. Perhaps the outcome depends on a certain set piece - such as the "banana ball" of Crimson captain Yamada Daisuke, or the "Spider-Man save" of Mito goalkeeper Nagato Kawashima. It is recommended that fans prepare heart-saving pills, and this game is likely to be decided until stoppage time!

(Data Note: The tactical style and player performance in the article are based on common characteristics of the Japanese League Two, and the specific data must be announced before the game)