College Football 2010

The 59th All Japan University Football Championship

finals

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


Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Meiji11:0Niigata Management18/12/2010Nishigaoka, Tokyo
NIFS Kanoya0:2
aet
Kochi18/12/2010Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Komazawa2:0Hiroshima Shudo18/12/2010Utsunomiya
Chukyo2:0Hannan18/12/2010Utsunomiya
Tsukuba1:0Ritsumeikan18/12/2010Hiratsuka
HUE Iwamizawa2:3
aet
Hamamatsu18/12/2010Hiratsuka
Kokushikan2:3Kansai18/12/2010Narita
Sendai1:2Fukuoka18/12/2010Narita
tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Meiji0:2Kochi23/12/2010Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Komazawa1:2Chukyo23/12/2010Nishigaoka, Tokyo
Tsukuba2:2
aet
(3:1)pso
Hamamatsu23/12/2010Hiratsuka
Kansai1:0Fukuoka23/12/2010Hiratsuka
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Kochi1:2Chukyo26/12/2010Hiratsuka
Tsukuba1:2Kansai26/12/2010Hiratsuka
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Chukyo1:2
aet
Kansai15/1/2011Tokyo National stadium

note

In the Championship, sixteen regional representatives(*) including nine regional college football league champions 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 teams are selected to represent the Tokai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Kyushu colleges league.

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 34th Prime Minister Cup

finals

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


Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Meiji2:0Niigata Management4/7/2010Osaka
Osaka HSS2:4Kokushikan4/7/2010Osaka
Chukyo2:1Sapporo4/7/2010Miki
Ryutsu Keizai2:3Fukuoka4/7/2010Miki
Doshisha2:3Sendai4/7/2010Kyoto
NIFS Kanoya1:5Keio4/7/2010Kyoto
Kochi3:1Kwansei Gakuin4/7/2010Sakai
IPU1:3Komazawa4/7/2010Sakai
tabel_.Quarter-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Meiji0:2Kokushikan6/7/2010Nagai II, Osaka
Chukyo1:1
aet
(3:2)pso
Fukuoka6/7/2010Nagai II, Osaka
Sendai3:2Keio6/7/2010Sakai
Kochi0:1Komazawa6/7/2010Sakai
tabel_.Semi-finals
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Kokushikan0:1Chukyo8/7/2010Nagai II, Osaka
Sendai1:2Komazawa8/7/2010Nagai II, Osaka
tabel_.Final
TeamScoreTeamDateVenues
Chukyo2:3
aet
Komazawa10/7/2010Osaka

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 Kyushu 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, Komazawa University, is qualified for the 90th Emperor's Cup.