KYOTO SANGA F.C.

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Nishikyogoku Stadium

is a Japanese professional football (soccer) club based in Kyoto. It was relegated from the J. League's Division One in 2004 despite having many national team players on its roster. Stars like Teruaki Kurobe and Daisuke Matsui have since left for greener pastures.
The word "Sanga" is a Sanskrit term meaning "group" or "club", often used to denote Buddhist congregations. This reflects Kyoto's rich tradition of Buddhist temples (see sangha). The club was formerly known as 'Kyoto Purple Sanga' with "purple", the colour of the team uniforms, an imperial colour reflecting Kyoto's status as Japan's ancient imperial capital city. It was decided however that, from 2007, the team will simply been known as "Kyoto Sanga".

Contents
Players
Current squad
Notable players
World Cup Players
Managers
Team Record
League
Other domestic competitions
Honours
Related clubs
External links

Players


Current squad

''As of February 10, 2007''
Notable players


Paulo Silas

Daniel Sanabria

Ned Zelic

Park Ji-Sung

Choi Yong-Soo

Ko Jong-Su

Shunzo Ono

Nobuhiro Takeda

Shigetatsu Matsunaga

Takahiro Yamada

Hajime Moriyasu

Daisuke Matsui

Yasuhito Endo

Kazuyoshi Miura

Ruy Ramos

Shigeyoshi Mochizuki

Naoto Otake

Shigeki Tsujimoto

Teruaki Kurobe
World Cup Players

'World Cup 2002

★ 'Park Ji-Sung'

Managers


ManagerNat.Tenure
Takeshi Takama 1993
Seishiro Shimatani 1994
Jorge Yonashiro 1994
José Oscar Bernardi 1995-1996
Jorge Yonashiro 1996
Pedro Rocha 1997
Marius Johan Ooft 1998
Hidehiko Shimizu 1998-1999
Bunji Kimura 1999
Shu Kamo 1999-2000
Gert Engels 2000-2003
Bunji Kimura 2003
Pim Verbeek 2003
Bunji Kimura 2003
Akihiro Nishimura 2004
Koichi Hashiratani 2004-2006
Naohiko Minobe 2006-

Team Record


League

SeasonLeaguePlaceGPPtsWinDrawLoseAverage Crowd
'1992'Former JFL Division 2'Runners-up / 10'18371134
'1993'Former JFL Division 1'10 / 10'18-2-16
'1994'Former JFL'5 / 16'30-20-10
'1995'Former JFL'Runners-up / 16'307023-7
'1996'J. League'16 / 16'30248-229,404
'1997'J. League First Stage13 / 1716186-107,881
J. League Second Stage16 / 171693-13
J. League Total'14 / 17'32279-23
'1998'J. League First Stage15 / 1817166-118,015
J. League Second Stage11 / 1817239-8
J. League Total'13 / 18'343915-19
'1999'J. League Division 1 First Stage14 / 16151240118,859
J. League Division 1 Second Stage9 / 161519708
J. League Division 1 Total'12 / 16'303111019
'2000'J. League Division 1 First Stage16 / 1615721127,253
J. League Division 1 Second Stage12 / 161518618
J. League Division 1 Total'15 / 16'30258220
'2001'J. League Division 2'Champions / 12'4484285113,808
'2002'J. League Division 1 First Stage6 / 16152491510,352
J. League Division 1 Second Stage7 / 161522807
J. League Division 1 Total'5 / 16'304617112
'2003'J. League Division 1 First Stage16 / 161510311110,850
J. League Division 1 Second Stage14 / 161513348
J. League Division 1 Total'16 / 16'30236519
'2004'J. League Division 2'5 / 12'44691912137,807
'2005'J. League Division 2'Champions / 12'449730777,857
'2006'J. League Division 1'18 / 18'3422410209,781
'2007'J. League Division 2

Other domestic competitions

Emperor's Cup

SeasonResult
1996Quarter-finals
19974th Round
19983rd Round
19994th Round
20003rd Round
20014th Round
2002'Champions'
20033rd Round
20044th Round
20054th Round
20064th Round
2007
 

J. League Cup

SeasonResult
1996Group Stage
1997Group Stage
1998Group Stage
19992nd Round
2000Semi-finals
20011st Round
2002Group Stage
2003Group Stage
2004Didn't qualify
2005Didn't qualify
2006Group Stage
2007

Honours


;Emperor's Cup
: 2002
;J. League Division 2
: 2001, 2005

Related clubs



FC Kyoto BAMB 1993 (Kansai Soccer League Division 1)

Kyoto Shiko Club (Kansai Soccer League Division 2)

Shiko Club women's (Kansai Women's Soccer League)

External links



Official website

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