今日 21/10/2026 17:00 清水心跳 - 町田泽维亚 比赛预测。

Shimizu S-Pulse has been demonstrating stability in their performance with a five-game winning streak, including crucial victories against Mito Hollyhock, JEF United Ichihara Chiba, and Avispa Fukuoka, showing their resilient fighting ability and strong fighting spirit.

Shimizu S-Pulse has a good goal-scoring performance with 14 goals in 10 matches (an average of 1.4 per game), of which 60% of the goals were scored in the second half, demonstrating effectiveness in attack after slow build-ups.

The stable main team framework with key players such as Togo Umeda, Hidehiro Sugai, Masaki Yumiba, Tomoya Fujii, and Oh Se-hun plays a pivotal role, creating a tight connection between the lines

Flexible playing style with the ability to change tactical formations (4-3-3 is the main formation), demonstrating the coach's adaptability to different match situations.

Shimizu S-Pulse is currently ranked 10th on the J1 League table after 10 matches, reflecting a balanced performance but not enough to compete for the top positions.

Shimizu S-Pulse has 2 clean sheets in 10 matches, but also has 50% of matches with both teams scoring (BTS), indicating a reliance on counterattacks and direct confrontations.

Shimizu S-Pulse's defensive performance has been average (conceding 12 goals per game), with two heavy defeats (1–3 against Kawasaki Frontale and 0–1 against Kashiwa Reysol), indicating a lack of focus when facing strong opponents.

The Over (Over 0.5 goals) ratio reaches 100%, indicating a frequent ability to create scoring opportunities, but the goal difference (win/loss) of -1 shows an imbalance between attack and defense.

Shimizu S-Pulse is currently experiencing an unstable phase with three losses in their last ten matches, including a heavy 1–3 defeat against Kawasaki Frontale (with one red card) and a 0–1 loss to Kashiwa Reysol, indicating a lack of ability to maintain form.

Shimizu S-Pulse received 11 yellow cards and 1 red card in 10 matches, with 3 yellow cards in the 1–3 loss against Kawasaki Frontale, showing a lack of discipline and poor ability to control match situations

The lack of a strong backup goalkeeper due to Kei Ishikawa's injury has made Togo Umeda the sole starter, posing a significant risk if he gets injured.

Expected Performance (1.26) is lower than the actual (PPG 1.4), showing the gap between potential and current results, reflecting the lack of effectiveness in important situations

Machida Zelvia is currently experiencing a flourishing period with a record of 7 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss in their last 10 matches, indicating significant stability.

Machida Zelvia scored 17 goals in 10 matches, averaging 1.7 goals per game, with 50% of matches having 3 or more goals (Over 2.5), demonstrating consistent attacking strength.

Machida Zelvia kept a clean sheet in 5 matches (out of a total of 10), averaging 0.8 goals conceded per match, demonstrating reliable defensive ability.

The stable starting lineup, featuring key players such as Yuki Soma (scored 3 goals, created 3 assists), Tete Yengi (scored 2 goals, created 1 assist), and Gen Shoji (12 tackles, 25 clearances), has been playing consistently, fostering cohesion in the team's playing style.

The 3-4-2-1 formation is maintained throughout the match, with fluid rotation in the midfield and forward positions, demonstrating tactical consistency.

Machida Zelvia is in 2nd place in the Japanese J1 League 2026-2027 with 23 points after 10 matches, showing a balance between attack and defense.

The ratio of both teams scoring (BTTS) reached 50%, reflecting the balance between attacking and defensive capabilities.

Machida Zelvia has 10 matches with goals (100% rate), demonstrating effective counter-attacks and proactive play in ball situations.

However, reliance on key players such as Yuki Soma, Tete Yengi, and Gen Shoji could pose a risk if they get injured.

The injury of Ryuho Kikuchi (center back) is a serious loss, because he is one of the important center backs.

Machida Zelvia received a total of 10 yellow cards and 2 red cards in 10 matches, showing that some personal mistakes could affect the match results.

Machida Zelvia has conceded 5 goals in 10 matches, showing a lack of stability in defense, especially when opponents adopt a counter-attacking style.

A heavy 2-4 defeat against Kashiwa Reysol reveals the existence of a defensive gap and the need to improve the ability to recover from failure.