College Football 1988

The 37th All Japan University Football Championship

finals

x-Teams progress to next round.
Results of championship are beneath.


Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba2:0Kanazawa23/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Chukyo0:3Kokushikan23/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Juntendo2:0Sendai23/11/1988Narashino
NIFS Kanoya0:0
aet
(2:3)pso
Osaka HSS23/11/1988Edogawa, Tokyo
Waseda5:2Fukuoka23/11/1988Edogawa, Tokyo
Kochi0:3Kyoto Sangyo23/11/1988Edogawa, Tokyo
Tokai7:0Shimane23/11/1988Komazawa, Tokyo
Sapporo1:5Osaka Comm.23/11/1988Komazawa, Tokyo
tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba2:2
aet
(4:5)pso
Kokushikan24/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Juntendo1:0Osaka HSS24/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Waseda3:1Kyoto Sangyo24/11/1988Komazawa, Tokyo
Tokai1:0Osaka Comm.24/11/1988Komazawa, Tokyo
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Kokushikan0:0
aet
(4:5)pso
Juntendo26/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Waseda0:1Tokai26/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
tabel_.Consolation final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Kokushikan2:2Waseda27/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Juntendo0:0
ext.
0:0
reext.
0:0
Tokai27/11/1988Nishigaoka, Tokyo

note

In the Championship, fifteen regional representatives(*) including nine regional college football league champions and the winner of Prime Minister Cup are qualified for the championship.
*) One college team is selected to represent each of the nine regional college football leagues. Three extra teams are selected to represent the Kanto colleges league. Two extra teams are selected to represent the Kansai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Tokai or Kyushu colleges league.

If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, extra time shall be played.
If the match is still undecided, the winning team (in the final, the winner) shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out.


The 12th Prime Minister Cup

finals

x-Teams progress to next round.
Results of tournament are beneath.


Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba8:0Tokuyama24/8/1988Kobe Universiade
Sapporo3:1Aoyama Gakuin24/8/1988Oji, Kobe
Tokai8:1Matsuyama Shoka24/8/1988Kobe Universiade
Aichi Gakuin0:3Osaka HSS24/8/1988Kobe Universiade
Juntendo2:0Sendai24/8/1988Kobe
Fukuoka0:0
aet
(5:3)pso
Doshisha24/8/1988Kobe
Komazawa4:1Chukyo24/8/1988Oji, Kobe
Kanazawa0:4Osaka Comm.24/8/1988Kobe
tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba2:0Sapporo25/8/1988Kobe Universiade
Tokai2:0Osaka HSS25/8/1988Kobe Universiade
Juntendo1:0Fukuoka25/8/1988Kobe
Komazawa1:3Osaka Comm.25/8/1988Kobe
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba2:1Tokai27/8/1988Kobe
Juntendo3:1Osaka Comm.27/8/1988Kobe
tabel_.Consolation final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tokai0:3Osaka Comm.28/8/1988Kobe
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Tsukuba2:2
aet
(3:1)pso
Juntendo28/8/1988Kobe

note

In the Prime Minister Cup, sixteen regional representatives(*) are qualified for the tournament.
*) One college team is selected to represent each of the nine regional college football tournaments. Four extra teams are selected to represent the Kanto colleges league. Two extra teams are selected to represent the Kansai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Tokai or Kyushu colleges league.

If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, extra time shall be played.
If the match is still undecided, the winning team shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out. In the final, both of finalists are declared joint winners.