The 52nd Emperor's trophy all-Japan soccer championship

The 52nd Emperor's trophy all-Japan soccer championship (the 52nd かいてんのうはいぜんにほん soccer せんしゅけんたいかい) is an open Emperor's trophy all-Japan soccer championship from December 10, 1972 to January 1, 1973.

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Summary

• After the fashion of an English FA cup, it was made open.
• 24 teams of 16 teams which fought successfully through JSL1 part eight teams and a local meeting in total participated.

Participation team

Soccer league copy in Japan

• Yanmar (the fifth)
• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (the eighth)
• Nippon Steel (the 16th)
• Hitachi, Ltd. (the eighth)

• Furukawa Electric (the ninth)
• Toyo Kogyo (the 21st)
• Nippon Kokan (the second)
• Towa Real Estate Development (first appearance)

Local representative

• Nippon Steel Muroran (Hokkaido, first appearance)
• Nippon Steel Kamaishi (Tohoku, first appearance)
• Waseda University (Kanto, the twelfth)
• Keio University (Kanto, the seventh)
• Chuo University (Kanto, the tenth)
• Kofu club (Kanto, first appearance)
• Toyama club (north Shinetsu, the tenth)
• Nippon Light Metal (Tokai, the third)

• Toyota 自工 (Tokai, first appearance)
• Tanabe Seiyaku (Kansai, first appearance)
• Electric electric Kinki (Kansai, first appearance)
• Osaka University of Commerce (Kansai, the second)
• Dainichi-Nippon Cables (Kansai, first appearance)
• Eidai Co. Ltd. (China, first appearance)
• Teijin Matsuyama (Shikoku, the fourth)
• Fukuoka University (Kyushu, the second)

Game

One round of

• Kofu club 4-1 Nippon Steel Muroran
• Chuo University 3-1 Nippon Steel Kamaishi
• Eidai Co. Ltd. 3-1 Osaka University of Commerce
• Dainichi-Nippon Cables 3-2 Fukuoka University
• Keio University 4-2 Toyama club
• Tanabe Seiyaku 3-1 Teijin Matsuyama
• Nippon Light Metal 3-2 (extension) Waseda University
• Toyota 自工 3-1 electric electric Kinki

Two rounds of

• Hitachi, Ltd. 2-0 Kofu club
• Towa Real Estate Development 2-0 Chuo University
• Nippon Kokan 3-1 Eidai Co. Ltd.
• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 9-0 Dainichi-Nippon Cables
• Yanmar 4-0 Keio University
• Furukawa Electric 4-2 Tanabe Seiyaku
• Toyo Kogyo 2-0 Nippon Light Metal
• Nippon Steel 4-0 Toyota 自工

Quarterfinals

• Hitachi, Ltd. 4-0 Towa Real Estate Development
• Nippon Kokan 3-0 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
• Yanmar 4-1 Furukawa Electric
• Toyo Kogyo 2-2 (PK 5-4) Nippon Steel

Semifinals

• Hitachi, Ltd. 2-0 Nippon Kokan
• Yanmar 1-0 Toyo Kogyo

Final

• Hitachi, Ltd. 2-1 Yanmar

Allied item

• JSL of 1972

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