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2009 Emperor's Cup

Field	Value
title	Emperor's Cup
year	2009
country	Japan
num_teams	88
champions	Gamba Osaka
count	3
runner-up	Nagoya Grampus
matches	87
top goal scorer	Lucas (8 goals)
prevseason	2008
nextseason	2010

| runner-up = Nagoya Grampus The 89th Emperor's Cup began on September 19, 2009 and ended on January 1, 2010 with the final at National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan. Gamba Osaka won the title for the second consecutive season. Since Gamba already confirmed 2010 AFC Champions League berth, the last spot of ACL for J.League club is awarded to Sanfrecce Hiroshima, which finished as 4th place of 2009 J.League Division 1.

Calendar

Round	Dates	Matches
September 19–21	24	48 → 24
October 10–12	32	24+18+18+4 → 32
October 31 – November 1
November 11	16	32 → 16
November 14–15	8	16 → 8
December 12	4	8 → 4
December 29	2	4 → 2
January 1, 2010	1	2 → 1

Participants

Starting in the First Round

;Prefectural finals winners – 47 teams

Hokkaidō – Norbritz Hokkaido
Aomori – Hachinohe University
Iwate – Grulla Morioka
Miyagi – Sony Sendai
Akita – TDK SC
Yamagata – FC Parafrente Yonezawa
Fukushima – Fukushima United
Ibaraki – Ryutsu Keizai University
Tochigi – Vertfee Takahara Nasu
Gunma – Arte Takasaki
Saitama – Shobi University
Chiba – Juntendo University
Tokyo – Meiji University
Kanagawa – Tokai University
Niigata – Japan Soccer College
Toyama – Valiente Toyama
Ishikawa – Zweigen Kanazawa
Fukui – Saurcos Fukui
Yamanashi – FC Koun
Nagano – Matsumoto Yamaga
Gifu – FC Gifu Second
Shizuoka – Honda FC
Aichi – FC Kariya
Mie – Mie Chukyo University
Shiga – Biwako Seikei Sport College
Kyoto – SP Kyoto
Osaka – Kansai University
Hyōgo – Kwansei Gakuin University
Nara – Nara Club
Wakayama – Arterivo Wakayama
Tottori – Tottori Dreams FC
Shimane – Hamada FC Cosmos
Okayama – Mitsubishi Mizushima FC
Hiroshima – Fukuyama University
Yamaguchi – Renofa Yamaguchi
Tokushima – Tokushima Vortis Second
Kagawa – Kamatamare Sanuki
Ehime – Ehime FC Shimanami
Kochi – Kochi University
Fukuoka – New Wave Kitakyushu
Saga – Saga Higashi High School
Nagasaki – V-Varen Nagasaki
Kumamoto – Kumamoto Gakuen University
Ōita – Nippon Bunri University
Miyazaki – Honda Lock
Kagoshima – NIFS Kanoya
Okinawa – Okinawa Kariyushi FC

;Prime Minister Cup University football tournament winners – 1 team

Fukuoka University

Starting in the Second Round

;J.League Division 1 – 18 teams

Montedio Yamagata
Kashima Antlers
Omiya Ardija
Urawa Red Diamonds
Kashiwa Reysol
JEF United Chiba
FC Tokyo
Kawasaki Frontale
Yokohama F. Marinos
Shimizu S-Pulse
Júbilo Iwata
Nagoya Grampus
Albirex Niigata
Kyoto Sanga
Gamba Osaka
Vissel Kobe
Sanfrecce Hiroshima
Oita Trinita

;J.League Division 2 – 18 teams

Consadole Sapporo
Vegalta Sendai
Mito HollyHock
Tochigi SC
Thespa Kusatsu
Tokyo Verdy
Yokohama FC
Shonan Bellmare
Ventforet Kofu
Kataller Toyama
FC Gifu
Cerezo Osaka}
Fagiano Okayama
Tokushima Vortis
Ehime FC
Avispa Fukuoka
Sagan Tosu
Roasso Kumamoto

;Japan Football League – 4 teams

Sagawa Shiga
Gainare Tottori
Yokogawa Musashino
JEF Reserves ※Clubs ranked from first to fourth at the end of the 17th week of 2009 Japan Football League.

Matches

All matches are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

First round

Kubota Otani

Unozawa

Shin Okizaki Matsuyama

Chigira Frank Romero

Nagai Ishizu

Tokisaki Otani Konchyon Kim Fukasawa Kanaoya Ebisawa Takeutsu Kanai

Tahira Matsushita Isao Onoe Gatou Hagiuda Inoya Ono Kashihara Yasuda Ito Yoshiji Yoshida Kodama

Konta

Suzuki

Kawashima Hayasaka

Asano Kishima

Yamasaki

Sanetou Shibano

Nakasuji

Hida Yamamura Sakano

Takahide Tanekura Etou Horie Sato

Tanaka Nishioka Kiyomi Nishiguchi Sato

Second round

Uchimura Nakaharai Mikami Tamori Uchida Nakajima Suzuki S. Abe

Ishibitsu Botti

Otani Suganuma França Murakami Hasunuma Inui Fukuda

Takahagi Kashiwagi Takayanagi Hirashige

Tozin Ikeda Samuel

Myojin Pedro Júnior Bando Lucas Fuyama

Tahashi Nagai

Watanabe

Tokisaki

Renatinho Igawa

Nagayama Funatsu Nishino Kiyama Kobayashi

Suzuki Bruno Quadros Akamine

Goto Tokura

Okubo Dudu Neretljak

T. Abe

Kanazaki Higashi Kanamori Koyama Takamatsu Fernandinho Miyazawa Higashi Fujita Takahashi Ohta Hayashi Kanamori Tomioka

Wada Arai

Burzanović Maki

Funatani

Hirose

Yano

Nishimori Nanba Fukuo Yano Nakayama Katayama Yathuda Nishida

Marcos Paulo

Quirino

Yanagisawa Miyayoshi Diego

Kim Sin-Young Maranhão Sato Morita Maranhão Kuniyoshi Hayashi Hirano Usami Nishioka Kanazono

Third round

Nozawa Danilo

Satō Watanabe Havenaar

Lucas Kaji Shimohira

Sakata Tanaka Kano

Kimura Yajima

Nakamura Hirayama Takada

Ryang Yong-Gi

Satō Takagi Nishikawa

Yonekura

Lee Keun-ho Maeda

Yamamoto Sakano

Yano Márcio Richardes

Katagiri

Fourth round

Danilo

Pedro Júnior Myojin

Yajima

Nakashima Marcelo Soares

Yoshida Sugimoto

Yano

Morita Nagasawa

Quarter finals

Hirase

Johnsen Kodama Yano

Semi finals

Kodama
Hara
Okazaki Alex K. Tamada Ogawa Sugimoto

Final

Main article: 2009 Emperor's Cup Final

Endō Futagawa

References

November 11 is a substituting match date for [[Kawasaki Frontale]] and [[FC Tokyo]] which are playing the [[2009 J.League Cup]] final on November 3.

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