2001 J.League Division 2

J.League Division 2
Season2001
ChampionsKyoto Purple Sanga
1st J2 title
1st D2 title
PromotedKyoto Purple Sanga
Vegalta Sendai
Matches played264
Goals scored760 (2.88 per match)
Top goalscorerMarcos (34 goals)
Highest attendance42,011[1]
Albirex Niigata 2-3 Kyoto Purple Sanga
(3 November 2001)
Lowest attendance754[1]
Mito HollyHock 0-2 Omiya Ardija
(23 May 2001)
Total attendance1,505,722
Average attendance5,703[1]
← 2000
2002 →

Statistics of J.League Division 2 in the 2001 season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and Kyoto Purple Sanga won the championship.

Clubs

The following 12 clubs participated in J.League Division 2 during the 2001 season.

Personnel

Club Head coach
Albirex Niigata Japan Yasuharu Sorimachi
Kawasaki Frontale Japan Nobuhiro Ishizaki
Kyoto Purple Sanga Germany Gert Engels
Mito HollyHock Japan Masaaki Kanno
Montedio Yamagata Japan Koichi Hashiratani
Oita Trinita Japan Shinji Kobayashi
Omiya Ardija Japan Toshiya Miura
Sagan Tosu Japan Kazuhiro Koso
Shonan Bellmare Japan Koji Tanaka
Vegalta Sendai Japan Hidehiko Shimizu
Ventforet Kofu Brazil Luís dos Reis
Yokohama FC Japan Katsuyoshi Shinto

Foreign players

Club Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Non-visa foreign Type-C contract Former players
Albirex Niigata Brazil Andradina Brazil Marquinho Brazil Serjão Brazil Lindomar
Kawasaki Frontale Brazil Aílton Brazil Edmilson Brazil Luiz Brazil Daniel Pitbull
Brazil Emerson Sheik
Brazil Ricardinho
Kyoto Purple Sanga Poland Piotr Sowisz South Korea An Hyo-yeon South Korea Park Ji-sung
Mito HollyHock South Korea An Seon-jin South Korea Sin Byung-ho North Korea Hwang Hak-sun
Montedio Yamagata
Oita Trinita Belgium Lorenzo Staelens Brazil Bentinho Brazil Gugu Brazil Erikson Noguchipinto Brazil Leandro Montebeler Poland Andrzej Kubica
South Korea Choi Moon-sik
Omiya Ardija Brazil Alex Garcia Brazil Toninho Panama Jorge Dely Valdés Brazil Baré Brazil Jorginho
Panama Alfredo Anderson
Sagan Tosu Ghana Michael Yano
Shonan Bellmare Colombia Arley Dinas Colombia Ever Palacios Colombia Hernán Gaviria Colombia James Angulo
Vegalta Sendai Brazil Celso Vieira Brazil Marcos Brazil Ricardo Philippines Satoshi Ōtomo
Ventforet Kofu Brazil Alex Brazil Freitas Brazil Vagner Brazil Deili South Korea Kim Hwang-jung
Yokohama FC

Final table

Pos Team Pld W OTW D OTL L GF GA GD Pts Promotion
1 Kyoto Purple Sanga[a] (C) 44 23 5 5 0 11 79 48 +31 84 Promoted to the 2002 J.League Division 1
2 Vegalta Sendai 44 24 3 5 3 9 78 56 +22 83 Promoted to the 2002 J.League Division 1
3 Montedio Yamagata 44 20 7 6 4 7 61 39 +22 80
4 Albirex Niigata 44 22 4 4 7 7 79 47 +32 78
5 Omiya Ardija 44 20 6 6 1 11 73 43 +30 78
6 Oita Trinita 44 24 1 4 6 9 75 52 +23 78
7 Kawasaki Frontale[a] 44 17 3 3 4 17 69 60 +9 60
8 Shonan Bellmare 44 16 4 4 2 18 64 61 +3 60
9 Yokohama FC[b] 44 12 3 1 3 25 58 81 −23 43
10 Sagan Tosu 44 8 2 4 2 28 45 82 −37 32
11 Mito HollyHock 44 5 3 4 6 26 41 93 −52 25
12 Ventforet Kofu 44 7 1 2 3 31 38 98 −60 25
Source:
(C) Champion
Notes:
  1. ^ a b Relegated from 2000 J.League Division 1
  2. ^ Promoted from 2000 JFL

Attendances

# Football club Total attendance Home games Average Highest Lowest
1 Albirex Niigata 366,500 22 16,659 42,011 2,373
2 Vegalta Sendai 308,243 22 14,011 19,412 8,282
3 Oita Trinita 146,043 22 6,638 29,226 1,847
4 Montedio Yamagata 96,592 22 4,391 17,396 1,803
5 Shonan Bellmare 90,472 22 4,112 6,614 2,884
6 Omiya Ardija 85,014 22 3,864 7,038 1,665
7 Kyoto Purple Sanga 83,777 22 3,808 12,700 1,705
8 Kawasaki Frontale 83,240 22 3,784 8,126 1,169
9 Sagan Tosu 76,527 22 3,479 12,810 1,488
10 Ventforet Kofu 68,850 22 3,130 5,541 1,508
11 Yokohama FC 66,160 22 3,007 7,174 1,311
12 Mito HollyHock 34,304 22 1,559 3,472 754

Source:[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d https://data.j-league.or.jp/SFTD01/
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