📏 Form Guide

Tokushima Vortis

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Tokushima Vortis will be looking for another win after the 3-1 J2 100 Year Vision League victory over Sagan Tosu.

It’s been seldom in recent times where Tokushima Vortis have managed to hold out for a full 90 minutes. The reality is that Tokushima Vortis have been scored against in 6 of their previous 6 clashes, shipping 14 goals in the process. That trend won’t necessarily be sustained into this next game, however.

Iwaki

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Iwaki will come into the meeting following a 1-2 J2 100 Year Vision League win with the downing of Shonan Bellmare in their most recent match.

Iwaki ran out winners in extra time.

Over the course of 5 of the previous six clashes featuring Iwaki, a notably low volume of goals have been scored between them and opposing sides. The overall average number of goals per game in that period works out to a mere 1.83, with the number of goals averaged by Iwaki being 0.67.

↔️ Head to head

An examination of their past head-to-head meetings going back to 19/03/2023 shows that Tokushima Vortis have won 1 of these games and Iwaki 3, with the number of drawn matches standing at 2.

A combined sum of 9 goals were yielded between them in this period, with 4 for Tokushima and 5 netted by Iwaki. That’s an average goals per game figure of 1.5.

The last league game featuring the two was J2 League match day 34 on 26/10/2025 which ended up with the score at Tokushima Vortis 0-1 Iwaki.

The referee was Toshihiro Nakai.

🗞️ Team News: Tokushima Vortis

Hayato Aoki (Foot surgery), Ken Iwao (Calf injury), Daiki Watari (Acromioclavicular joint dislocation), Kohei Yamakoshi (Torn ankle ligaments) and Daiki Mitsui (Meniscus injury) will be missing for Tokushima Vortis manager Kosaku Masuda.

🗞️ Team News: Iwaki

Iwaki boss Yuzo Tamura has to currently contend with reduced team options. Yuki Kato (Elbow injury) and Sosuke Shibata (Cruciate ligament injury) are not able to play.

💡 Prediction

We feel that Iwaki and Tokushima Vortis may both find scoring difficult here.

Let’s see what happens, but it could well be that we end up with scores level and two clean sheets. We’re therefore anticipating a 0-0 draw when the referee blows the final whistle.

Andre Moura, 04:01 07/06/2026