Kawasaki fail to keep J-League lead
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Kawasaki fail to keep J-League lead

November 22, 2009 02:01 AM

Kawasaki Frontale forward Juninho (left) and Nagoya Grampus midfielder Yoshizumi Ogawa (right) fight for the ball during the first half of their quarter-final match at the AFC Champions League tournament in Tokyo in September. Kawasaki Frontale have failed to keep their J-League top spot as they crashed 1-0 to second division-bound Oita Trinita.

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