Fukushima vs AC Nagano Parceiro
FUKUSHIMA, Japan (Interstat) — Fukushima will host AC Nagano Parceiro in a J3 League soccer match Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026. The home side enters with one win, five losses and one draw across all competitions. AC Nagano Parceiro enters with three wins, two losses and two draws.
AC Nagano Parceiro’s most recent result was a 1-0 home win against Gifu on Sunday, Sept. 20. Kyoji Kutsuna, a midfielder, scored in the 11th minute. Yuya Tsukegi and Daichi Morita each played 90 minutes. Nagano previously drew 1-1 with Tochigi on Sept. 13, drew 1-1 at Sagamihara on Sept. 5, lost 2-1 at home to Thespa Gunma on Aug. 30, won 1-0 at Roasso on Aug. 22, lost 4-2 at Ōsaka on Aug. 16 and won 1-0 at home against Renofa on Aug. 8.
Kutsuna played 11 minutes and scored against Gifu. He played 11 minutes against Tochigi, 22 minutes at Sagamihara and 17 minutes against Thespa Gunma. He is a player to watch for AC Nagano Parceiro.
Fukushima’s most recent result was a 4-1 loss at Ōsaka on Friday, Sept. 18. Kazumasa Shimizu, a forward, scored in the 88th minute. Hayate Toma played 90 minutes, and Naru Sasaki played 76 minutes. Fukushima previously lost 2-1 at home to Roasso on Sept. 12, won 3-1 at Thespa Gunma on Sept. 5, drew 2-2 with Nara on Aug. 29, lost 2-1 at Tottori on Aug. 22, lost 4-3 at Zweigen on Aug. 15 and lost 2-1 at home to Kamatamare on Aug. 9.
Shimizu played 88 minutes and scored at Ōsaka, 90 minutes against Roasso and 90 minutes at Thespa Gunma. He is a player to watch for Fukushima.
After this match, AC Nagano Parceiro is scheduled to host Nara on Saturday, Oct. 3, travel to Kōchi on Saturday, Oct. 10, host Matsumoto on Sunday, Oct. 18, host Ryūkyū on Wednesday, Oct. 21, and travel to Giravanz on Sunday, Oct. 25. Fukushima is scheduled to travel to Kagoshima on Sunday, Oct. 4, host Reilac Shiga on Saturday, Oct. 10, travel to Gifu on Saturday, Oct. 17, host Giravanz on Wednesday, Oct. 21, and travel to Ehime on Sunday, Oct. 25.
AC Nagano Parceiro also is set to host Reilac Shiga on Oct. 31, visit Zweigen on Nov. 3, host Kamatamare on Nov. 8, host Ehime on Nov. 15 and visit Tottori on Nov. 21. Fukushima also is set to host Matsumoto on Oct. 31, visit Tochigi on Nov. 3, host Ryūkyū on Nov. 7, host Sagamihara on Nov. 14 and visit Kōchi on Nov. 21.
Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Fukushima 2, AC Nagano Parceiro 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Fukushima with a 74.5 percent probability to win.