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1994 Shimizu S-Pulse season

FieldValue
clubShimizu S-Pulse
season1994
stadiumNihondaira Sports Stadium
leagueJ.League
league result4th
cup1Emperor's Cup
cup1 result1st Round
cup2J.League Cup
cup2 resultQuarterfinals
league topscorerToninho (22)
season topscorerToninho (22)
lowest attendance9,652 (vs Nagoya Grampus Eight, 16 April 1994)
average attendance19,726
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Leão Rivellino (July 1994)

  • 10,361 (vs Sanfrecce Hiroshima, 4 June 1994)
  • 52,218 (vs Kashima Antlers, 4 May 1994, Tokyo National Stadium)

The 1994 season was Shimizu S-Pulse's third season in existence and their second season in the J1 League. The club also competed in the Emperor's Cup and the J.League Cup. The team finished the season fourth in the league.

Review and events

League results summary

League results by round

Competitions

CompetitionsPosition
J.League4th / 12 clubs
Emperor's Cup1st round
J.League CupQuarterfinals

Domestic results

J.League

Suntory series

Hasegawa

Ronaldo Mukōjima

Kurosaki Horiike

Toninho

Toninho

Sawanobori

Toninho

Ōenoki

Sawanobori

Hasegawa Alcindo

  • Toninho
  • Sawanobori
  • Hasegawa
  • Iwashita
  • Ōenoki
  • Alcindo
  • Manaka
  • Ōno
  • Ōba
  • Santos

Miura

Medina Bello

Fujita Schillaci Nagashima

Iwashita

Miura

NICOS series

Válber

Y. Satō

Hasegawa

Kitazawa

  • Toninho
  • Horiike
  • Hasegawa
  • Ōta
  • Ordenewitz
  • Littbarski
  • Jō
  • Gotō

Ronaldo

Toninho Djalminha Rummenigge

Betinho

Naitō

Ramos Bentinho Kitazawa

Medina Bello

Djalminha

Sawanobori

Sawanobori

Emperor's Cup

Takagi

J.League Cup

Yamada Bisconti

Player statistics

Pos.Nat.PlayerD.o.B. (Age)Height / WeightJ.LeagueEmperor's CupJ.League CupTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
DFJPNHisashi Katō174 cm / 70 kg60000060
GKBRASidmar183 cm / 78 kg3000010310
FWJPNAkihiro Nagashima181 cm / 76 kg2880011299
FWBRAToninho186 cm / 79 kg442210004522
MFJPNKatsumi Ōenoki178 cm / 71 kg2921010312
DFBRARonaldo187 cm / 89 kg3631000373
DFJPNYasutoshi Miura171 cm / 65 kg3721010392
DFJPNTakumi Horiike173 cm / 66 kg4421010462
FWJPNKenta Hasegawa177 cm / 77 kg44911104610
FWJPNTatsuru Mukōjima161 cm / 54 kg2021000212
MFJPNMasao Sugimoto167 cm / 64 kg30000030
DFJPNYasuhiro Yamada174 cm / 73 kg2600010270
GKJPNMasanori Sanada178 cm / 73 kg1401000150
MFBRASantos174 cm / 64 kg00100010
DFJPNShinichirō Katō173 cm / 66 kg000000
DFJPNNaoki Naitō180 cm / 78 kg2820010292
FWJPNFumiaki Aoshima178 cm / 76 kg10000010
GKJPNKatsumi Ōtaki184 cm / 70 kg000000
DFJPNHiroaki Hiraoka180 cm / 70 kg20000020
MFJPNMasaaki Sawanobori170 cm / 66 kg4171010437
MFJPNTakamitsu Ōta172 cm / 65 kg2600010270
DFJPNShōichi Tanaka174 cm / 73 kg000000
GKJPNKōji Nakahara178 cm / 78 kg000000
DFJPNHiroshi Saitō178 cm / 68 kg10000010
DFJPNKiyoshi Nakamura176 cm / 68 kg900010100
GKJPNKeiji Chiba184 cm / 80 kg000000
DFJPNKenji Tanaka170 cm / 68 kg000000
FWJPNShinya Matsubara177 cm / 69 kg00000
FWJPNTakeshi Saitō179 cm / 68 kg000000
FWJPNJun Iwashita173 cm / 70 kg2440010254
MFJPNNoriaki Asakura174 cm / 70 kg80000080
DFJPNMasaharu Kotani183 cm / 82 kg000000
FWJPNYuzuki Itō172 cm / 65 kg50100060
DFJPNHiroyuki Shirai180 cm / 70 kg1411000151
FWJPNHiroaki Tajima173 cm / 65 kg00100010
MFJPNTeruyoshi Itō168 cm / 72 kg60001070
FWJPNRyūji Okada170 cm / 58 kg000000
DFJPNManabu Mochizuki171 cm / 68 kg000000
MFJPNNoriaki Suzuki165 cm / 60 kg000000
FWJPNRyūzō Shimizu173 cm / 68 kg000000
DFJPNTakahiro Yamamoto180 cm / 70 kg000000
MFJPNYasuhiro Nagahashi170 cm / 67 kg000000
MFBRADjalminha †178 cm / 69 kg1140000114
  • † player(s) joined the team after the opening of this season.

Transfers

In: Out:

Transfers during the season

In

  • BRADjalminha (on September)

Out

  • JPNHisashi Katō (to Verdy Kawasaki)
  • BRASidmar (on October)

Awards

none

References

Other pages

References

  1. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1994 Suntory series".
  2. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1994 NICOS series".
  3. "J.LEAGUE YEARBOOK 1999".
  4. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1993 NICOS series / Yamazaki Nabisco Cup".
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