College Football 2006

The 55th All Japan University Football Championship

finals

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

Results

tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Ryutsu Keizai0:0
aet
(5:4)pso		Fukuoka7/1/2007Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Waseda4:1Ritsumeikan7/1/2007Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Komazawa2:0Fukuoka Educ.7/1/2007Ichihara
Meiji1:2Kansai7/1/2007Ichihara
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Ryutsu Keizai0:2Waseda10/1/2007Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Komazawa2:0Kansai10/1/2007Nishigaoka, Tokyo
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Waseda1:6Komazawa14/1/2007Tokyo National stadium

Preliminary Rounds

The top one team of each groups and the top two second rank teams progress to Quarter-finals.

The match days are 20th, 22nd and 24th December 2006.

tabel_.Preliminary Round: A block
TeamRKUFKOHACFKYWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Ryutsu Keizai University
(Kanto#1)		3:16:01:03/0/01099
x- Fukuoka University
(Kyushu#2)		1:32:12:12/0/1506
Hachinohe University
(Tohoku#1)		0:61:23:01/0/24-43
Fukuyama University
(Chugoku#2)		0:11:20:30/0/34-50
at Ichihara, Chiba. (venues: Kanto)
tabel_.Preliminary Round: B block
TeamKANCHKGAKCHOWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Kansai University
(Kansai#1)		1:12:04:22/1/0747
Chukyo University
(Tokai#2)		1:11:01:11/2/0315
Tokyo Gakugei University
(Kanto#7)		0:20:11:01/0/21-23
Chuo University
(Kanto#6)		2:41:10:10/1/23-31
at Nagai II in Osaka. (venues: Kansai)
tabel_.Preliminary Round: C block
TeamKOMSTASAPKANWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Komazawa University
(Kanto#2)		1:13:15:02/1/0977
St. Andrew's University
(Kansai#3)		1:10:02:01/2/0325
Sapporo University
(Hokkaido#1)		1:30:03:21/1/14-14
Kanazawa University
(Hoku-shin-etsu)		0:50:22:30/0/32-80
at Komazawa and Nishigaoka stadium (both in Tokyo). (venues: Kanto)
tabel_.Preliminary Round: D block
TeamRITMEIHUEKANWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Ritsumeikan University
(Kansai#2/Prime Minister Cup winner)		1:14:02:02/1/0767
x- Meiji University
(Kanto#3)		1:12:14:02/1/0757
Hiroshima University of Economics
(Chugoku#1)		0:41:22:20/1/23-51
National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya
(Kyushu#3)		0:20:42:20/1/22-61
at Takatsuki. (venues: Kansai)
tabel_.Preliminary Round: E block
TeamWASSSUKINKOCWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Waseda University
(Kanto#5)		1:110:26:12/1/017137
Shizuoka Sangyo University
(Tokai#1)		1:12:22:01/2/0525
Kinki University
(Kansai#4)		2:102:24:31/1/18-74
Kochi University
(Shikoku#1)		1:60:23:40/0/34-80
at Iwata. (venues: Tokai)
tabel_.Preliminary Round: F block
TeamFUEHOSSENMCUWin/Draw/LossGoalsDif.Pts.
x- Fukuoka University of Education
(Kyushu#1)		2:10:24:12/0/1626
Hosei University
(Kanto#4)		1:22:24:11/1/1724
Sendai College
(Tohoku#2)		2:02:20:11/1/1414
Mie Chukyo University
(Tokai#3)		1:41:41:01/0/23-53
at Nagoya. (venues: Tokai)

note

In the Championship, 24 regional representatives(*) including the winner of Prime Minister Cup are qualified for the championship.
*) the top three teams (including both of the winners) of Hokkaido colleges league and Tohoku colleges league, the top seven teams of Kanto colleges league, the top one teams of Hoku-shin-etsu colleges league, the top three teams of Tokai colleges league, the top four teams of Kansai colleges league, the top three teams (including both of the winners) of Chugoku colleges league and Shikoku colleges league, the top three teams of Kyushu colleges league, except the winner of Prime Minister Cup.

In the Preliminary Rounds, all teams play each other one time.
Teams are allotted three points for a win, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss.
The ranking is determined as follows: 1) total of all points, 2) goal difference, 3) total of goals.

In the finals, if two teams are level at the end of regulation time, 20 minutes (in the final, 30 minutes) of extra time shall be played.
If the match (except the final) is still undecided, the winning team shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out.

The 30th Prime Minister Cup

finals

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

Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Ryutsu Keizai2:0Tokuyama2/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
Sendai0:1Fukuoka2/7/2006Maishima, Osaka
Shizuoka Sangyo1:2Tokyo Gakugei2/7/2006Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
St. Andrew's2:3Waseda2/7/2006Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Kansai0:4Chukyo2/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
Kochi0:1
aet		Chuo2/7/2006Maishima, Osaka
Ritsumeikan6:1Niigata Management2/7/2006Kyoto
Sapporo Gakuin1:7Komazawa2/7/2006Kyoto
tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Ryutsu Keizai0:0
aet
(2:4)pso		Fukuoka4/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
Tokyo Gakugei1:0Waseda4/7/2006Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Chukyo3:0Chuo4/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
Ritsumeikan1:1
aet
(5:3)pso		Komazawa4/7/2006Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Fukuoka1:0Tokyo Gakugei6/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
Chukyo1:3Ritsumeikan6/7/2006Nagai II, Osaka
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Fukuoka1:3Ritsumeikan8/7/2006Osaka

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 colleges league.

If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, 20 minutes of 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 winner, Ritsumeikan University, is qualified for the 86th Emperor's Cup.