Sala FC rarely get heavily beaten so any team who does is instantly a contender for the team of the week award.
The late kick off saw FC International play Sala on their new home pitch at ZoZo Ground.
The referees report of this game ended 'FCI were very very good.'
The game was over by half time as it was 6-0 to FCI. They wen my on to score 3 more. Sukui Ono scored 4, Ando scored 2 and Nakamura, Yabe and Takahashii completed the rout.
After just missing out on promotion last season, Fussa FC have come out this season and look unstoppable. They are one of 3 teams who still have a 100% record. 5 wins out of 5. The latest coming on Saturday with an emphatic 4-0 victory over El Diego.
When BFC Tokyo was founded nearly 40 years ago it had very strong links with the British Embassy. As the club grew so did the Embassy and a new team was formed. British Embassy FC has been going for some 23 years.
After relegation from Division 2, Dutch FC have looked the part in Division 3. First match they drew with FC Sagarmatha who they may battle it out with for the Division 3 title. They then defeated Vags.
On Sunday they travelled to Fukuda Denshi to play BEFC Lions. For the first 60 minutes, the match was a tight contest with Dutch being 2-1 up. Like Man Utd...
The final match of last season saw Barbarians relegated after 3 solid seasons in Division 1. It's always tough to regroup after going down but Barbarians have been superb so far this season.
Saturday evening saw them play Jetro FC. Conditions were perfect for a free flowing game which Japanese teams like. The opening few minutes saw Leo Kotani score his 4th goal of the season. By half time Barbs were 2 up courtesy of a Keita Nishimura goal.
If you have ever played or watched Sala FC play then you would have certainly heard this man shouting at the oppostion, the ref or at his own players. In recent years he has found the love of his life and he has mellowed. Not a single booking last season has made him the ultimate gentlemen on and off the pitch....