Michinoku Sendai Live Score

Michinoku Sendai competes in the Japan Regional League, and the team’s latest stats and form make for challenging reading. In this page you will find a complete breakdown of recent results, current form, key season numbers, and our match predictions with a data‑driven win probability assessment.

Michinoku Sendai Current Form

Michinoku Sendai’s recent matches show a team struggling to find victories. All five of their most recent competitive fixtures were played at home, yet they failed to win any of them. The detailed results are:

• Sep 28: Michinoku Sendai 0 – 5 Blancdieu Hirosaki (L)
• Sep 21: Michinoku Sendai 0 – 1 Cobaltore Onagawa (L)
• Sep 7: Michinoku Sendai 2 – 2 Fuji Club 2003 (D)
• Aug 31: Michinoku Sendai 0 – 5 Hitome Senbonzakura Sendai Univ. FT (L)
• Jun 15: Michinoku Sendai 3 – 3 Shichigahama SC (D)

Over this five‑match period the form string reads L, L, D, L, D – no wins, two draws, and three defeats. Goals scored total just 5, while 16 have been conceded, highlighting defensive frailties.

Season Stats

In the 2025 campaign, based on available match data, Michinoku Sendai have played all five of their recorded matches at home. Their record stands at 0 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses. They have managed to score 5 goals (1.0 per game) and have conceded 16 goals (3.2 per game), giving a goal difference of -11. No clean sheets have been kept in these fixtures. The team’s inability to turn close games into victories is the standout stat of their season so far.

Michinoku Sendai Match Predictions: Win Probability

With no upcoming fixture data available, we base our predictions on the team’s current form. Over the last five matches, Michinoku Sendai have won 0% of their games. While this does not guarantee future outcomes, it accurately reflects the team’s present competitive level. Assigning a win probability for upcoming matches, we estimate:

• Win: 0%
• Draw: 40%
• Loss: 60%

These percentages are calculated directly from the most recent results (0 wins, 2 draws, 3 losses). The high probability of defeat is consistent with the 16 goals conceded and the lack of a single victory in the sample. Unless there is a significant squad change or improvement in defensive organisation, a win in the near future appears unlikely.