Kashiwa Reysol suffered a 0-2 defeat to Urawa Red Diamonds last weekend, in other words they still need one more point to ensure they avoid relegation.
In that match they had a few players missing due to injuries or ineligibility, and Makoto Hosoya was also missing after returning to the team for the Japan national team, so I think they will be able to deliver a rebound performance this time.
Mafioso Savio is one of the players who will be back for Kashiwa Reysol in this match, and he will be able to boost the team's offense and vitality. He will be a good match for Yasuta Yamada, Yushi Yamada and Makoto Hosoya, and he will make the team very threatening on counter-attacks, and I'm sure they'll try to break through the gaps behind the Kawasaki Frontale's defense.
Kawasaki Frontale scored a shocking win on Friday, scoring 3 goals in a row late in the game to come from behind to beat Fukuoka Hornets 4-2.
A number of reserve players also helped to improve the team's performance, and Yuki Kobayashi's goal came from his strong will to score into the opponent's net.
Kawasaki Strikers also played an AFC Champions League match in midweek, so it's hard to predict which players will play in this match, but I think Yuki Kobayashi and Bafidi Bikomez, who seems to be linking up well with his new teammates, could cause problems for the opposing team's backline if they play in this match.
