League Cup Standings & Stats

The Japan League Cup 25/26 season is well underway, with 60 teams battling for the prestigious domestic cup trophy. After the group stage, the tournament has reached a decisive phase, and the current standings show a tight race at the top. Nagoya Grampus and Yokohama F Marinos are locked on 15 points after six matches each, with a single loss apiece. This page provides a complete breakdown of the table, key statistics, and data-driven match predictions for the remainder of the competition.

Japan League Cup Table

The top of the Japan League Cup table is dominated by two high-flying sides. Nagoya Grampus sits 1st with 15 points, 5 wins, 0 draws, and 1 defeat, scoring 11 goals and conceding 5. Yokohama F Marinos, also on 15 points, boasts an even more impressive goal difference with 14 goals scored and only 5 against. The battle for the top spot remains intense as both teams have been almost flawless. Avispa Fukuoka is the closest challenger in 3rd place on 13 points (4 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss), keeping the pressure on the leaders.

Further down, Gamba Osaka, Consadole Sapporo, Kashima Antlers, and Tokyo are all on 10 points, separated only by goal difference. This mid-table cluster shows the competitive depth of the league, with any of these teams capable of making a deep run in the knockout phase. With the group stage concluded, these seven sides have secured progression to the next round and will now fight for silverware.

Favorites & Title Chances

Based on the current standings and the form shown across the six matchdays, the main contenders for the Japan League Cup 25/26 title can be assessed with probability percentages. Nagoya Grampus has emerged as the frontrunner with a commanding group stage, losing only once and finishing with a goal difference of +6. Their disciplined defense and efficient attack give them approximately a 40% chance of lifting the trophy.

Yokohama F Marinos share the same points total and have looked even more dominant offensively, netting 14 times and holding a +9 goal difference. Their high-scoring form makes them equally dangerous, and they are also assigned around a 40% chance in the title race. The third major contender is Avispa Fukuoka, sitting just two points behind. With 4 wins and only one defeat, they have proven to be a tough opponent, but the points gap and slightly less explosive attack give them roughly a 15% chance. The remaining teams (10 points each) collectively hold about a 5% chance, needing a significant upset to overturn the deficit.

Season Stats

Across the 72 completed matches so far, the Japan League Cup has delivered an average of 2.51 goals per game, highlighting an entertaining style of play. Yokohama F Marinos lead the scoring charts among the top seven with 14 goals, closely followed by Consadole Sapporo (13) and Nagoya Grampus (11). Defensively, Kashima Antlers and Gamba Osaka have been the toughest to break down, conceding only 4 goals each in their six outings. These numbers underline the balance between attack and defense that defines the tournament.

Japan League Cup Match Predictions

All Japan League Cup match predictions on this page are derived from a rigorous analysis of recent form, underlying performance data (such as expected goals, possession, and shots), head-to-head records, and the latest betting odds. Each fixture is assigned outcome probabilities, ensuring bettors and fans receive an objective assessment. As the knockout stage fixtures are released, our models will update to reflect the exact matchups and the latest information. Check back regularly for the most accurate Japan League Cup predictions, including win percentages, over/under tips, and exact score forecasts.