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1996 Shimizu S-Pulse season

FieldValue
clubShimizu S-Pulse
season1996
managerArdiles
stadiumNihondaira Sports Stadium
leagueJ.League
league result10th
cup1Emperor's Cup
cup1 resultQuarterfinals
cup2J.League Cup
cup2 resultChampions
cup3Suntory Cup
cup3 resultSemifinals
league topscorerMasaaki Sawanobori (9)
highest attendance21,931 (vs Júbilo Iwata, 27 April 1996)
average attendance12,962
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  • 10,151 (vs Urawa Red Diamonds, 28 August 1996)
  • 7,348 (vs Nagoya Grampus Eight, 11 May 1996, Nagasaki Stadium)

The 1996 season was Shimizu S-Pulse's fifth season in existence and their fourth season in the J1 League. The club also competed in the Emperor's Cup, the J.League Cup, and the Suntory Cup. The team finished the season tenth in the league and won the J.League Cup.

Review and events

League results summary

League results by round

Competitions

CompetitionsPosition
J.League10th / 16 clubs
Emperor's CupQuarterfinals
J.League CupChampions
Suntory CupSemifinals

Domestic results

J.League

Hasegawa

Sawanobori Marquinhos

Miura

Massaro Y. Matsubara , Saitō

  • Matsuyama
  • Morishita
  • Škrinjar
  • Kiba
  • Oliva
  • Morioka
  • Santos
  • T. Itō
  • Andō

Kojima

Nagata Oliva Sawanobori T. Itō Y. Itō Saitō

Massaro Ōenoki Paulinho ,

Hashiratani

Umeyama Maradona Tsunami Keigoshi

Massaro Ōenoki Fujita

Sawanobori

Fukuda Ademir Santos

Okayama Hirano Durix

Kitazawa , Caíco K. Miura Gen Sanada Hasegawa Horiike

Ejiri Maslovar

Saitō Takita Yamada Okano

Hirano , Ogawa Ōenoki T. Itō

Magrão

Igarashi Sawanobori Shimokawa

Honda Kurosaki Jorginho

Narcizio Hasegawa

Saitō Sawanobori Oliva Ōtake Mori

Nagai T. Itō Sawanobori Mukōjima Tsveiba Shimada

Hasegawa

Alexandre

Betinho

Careca , Kojima Sakai Edílson

Troglio Morioka Sawanobori

Matsuda

T. Itō Sawanobori

Emperor's Cup

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J.League Cup

Hasegawa Ademir Santos

Ōenoki

Santos Hasegawa Nagai Yamaguchi Satsukawa

Nagai Oliva Maradona

Santos

Hirano Mochizuki Tomasz Moriyama Oliva

Magrão Watanabe

Maslovar Nonomura Jō Oliva Sawanobori

Oliva Sawanobori Morioka Manaka

Ōenoki Hasegawa T. Itō

Magrão Hashiratani Argel , Sanada Bismarck Hasegawa Oliva Santos ,

  • K. Miura
  • Magrão
  • Bismarck
  • Kitazawa
  • Argel
  • Sawanobori
  • Santos
  • Ōenoki
  • Morioka
  • Oliva

Suntory Cup

  • Sawanobori
  • Santos
  • Saitō
  • Ōenoki
  • Durix
  • Torres
  • Stojković
  • Nishigaya

Player statistics

Pos.Nat.PlayerD.o.B. (Age)Height / WeightJ.LeagueEmperor's CupJ.League CupSuntory CupTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
MFBRASantos176 cm / 74 kg2713015110462
FWITAMassaro179 cm / 74 kg117005100168
MFBRAToninho186 cm / 79 kg4100300071
DFJPNKatsumi Ōenoki178 cm / 71 kg2613016210463
DFJPNTakumi Horiike173 cm / 66 kg3003016010500
FWJPNKenta Hasegawa177 cm / 77 kg24732167104416
FWJPNTatsuru Mukōjima161 cm / 54 kg6300100073
MFJPNMasao Sugimoto167 cm / 64 kg6000300090
GKJPNMasanori Sanada178 cm / 73 kg3003016010500
MFJPNAdemir Santos174 cm / 64 kg1000000010
GKJPNTakeshi Urakami182 cm / 79 kg00000000
MFJPNMasaaki Sawanobori170 cm / 66 kg29930163104912
GKJPNKōji Nakahara178 cm / 78 kg00000000
MFJPNHideki Nagai175 cm / 66 kg2933016510498
DFJPNMasahiro Andō176 cm / 67 kg3003016010500
DFJPNToshihide Saitō180 cm / 70 kg2923016010492
MFJPNYuzuki Itō172 cm / 65 kg130000000130
DFJPNHiroyuki Shirai180 cm / 70 kg5000100060
FWJPNHiroaki Tajima173 cm / 65 kg3000000030
FWJPNYoshika Matsubara179 cm / 73 kg133003000163
MFJPNTeruyoshi Itō168 cm / 72 kg264307110375
MFJPNNoriaki Suzuki165 cm / 60 kg00000000
FWJPNRyūzō Shimizu173 cm / 68 kg00000000
MFJPNYasuhiro Nagahashi170 cm / 67 kg00000000
DFBRAMarcelo182 cm / 70 kg00000000
DFJPNRyūzō Morioka180 cm / 71 kg2303016110431
DFJPNShinichi Niimura174 cm / 68 kg00000000
MFJPNYukihiko Satō177 cm / 68 kg1000000010
DFJPNTadaaki Matsubara182 cm / 74 kg00000000
DFJPNRyō Ōishi177 cm / 70 kg00000000
DFJPNKazuyuki Toda178 cm / 68 kg5000100060
GKJPNKeisuke Hada182 cm / 75 kg00000000
FWJPNHiroki Matsubara †176 cm / 69 kg2000000020
FWARGOliva †-cm / -kg18521169103715
  • † player(s) joined the team after the opening of this season.

Transfers

In: Out:

Transfers during the season

In

  • JPN Hiroki Matsubara (from Ritsumeikan University)
  • ARG Fernando Nicolas Oliva (from Atlético Central Córdoba on March)

Out

  • BRA Marcelo (on July)
  • BRA Toninho

Awards

  • J.League Rookie of the Year: JPN Toshihide Saito

References

Other pages

References

  1. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1996".
  2. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1997".
  3. "J.LEAGUE YEARBOOK 1999".
  4. "J.LEAGUE OFFICIAL GUIDE 1995 NICOS series".
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