What is the Japanese Emperor's Cup
Introduction to the Emperor's Cup of Japan
The Emperor's Cup JFA All-Japan Football Championship is a soccer tournament that has been held in Japan since 1921. The tournament consists of all the teams of the Japan Professional Football League, the first place winners of the JFL, the winners of the Prime Minister's Cup All-Japan University Football Championship, and the teams from each prefecture, totaling 88 clubs, and is the largest soccer cup tournament in Japan. The winner of the tournament is entitled to participate in the group stage of the AFC Champions League, and if the winning team is one of the top three teams in the JFL in the year, its qualification in the league in which it finished is transferred to the fourth-placed team in the league.
Race name change
The 1st to 14th National Cuju Championships
All Japan Kickball Championships
26th All Japan Kickball Tournament
The 27th and 30th All Japan Soccer Championships
The 31st and 97th Emperor's Cup All Japan Soccer Tournament
The 98th JFA All Japan Soccer Championship
System and Organizer
Organizer: Japan Football Association, Japan Professional Football League
Co-organizers: Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai, Kyōkai News Agency
Director: Prefectural Soccer Associations
Each round of the tournament is decided by a single game, and in the event of a tie within the legal time limit, extra time will be required to decide the winner. If the match is not decided in overtime, a penalty shootout will be held.
In the 2017 format, the 47 teams represented by prefectures and the best amateur teams from the previous season start in the first round, while the entirety of the Nippon Professional Soccer League and the Japanese Second Division will start in the second round.
Both the semi-finals and the final are held on neutral ground. The finals have traditionally been scheduled for January 1, with some exceptions, such as the 94th and 103rd finals, which were moved forward to accommodate the Asian Cup, and the 102nd final, which was moved forward to October 16, 2022, to accommodate the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Also from 2017, the right to play at home from the third round to the quarter-finals is granted in principle to the team in the lower division (or lower ranking in the same division). However, if the home stadium is not suitable for the match or if the opposing teams include teams participating in the AFC Champions League, the organizers may designate another venue for the match.
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