Japan J2-League 03/24 05:00 6 [6] Iwaki SC v Montedio Yamagata [13] D 0-0
Japan J2-League 03/20 05:00 5 [9] Montedio Yamagata v Fujieda MYFC [20] L 0-1
Japan J2-League 03/16 05:00 4 [5] Montedio Yamagata v Ventforet Kofu [4] L 0-1
Japan J-League Cup 03/13 10:00 7 Kataller Toyama v Montedio Yamagata L 2-1
Japan J2-League 03/09 05:00 3 [12] Yokohama FC v Montedio Yamagata [2] L 2-0
Japan J2-League 03/03 05:00 2 [19] Tochigi SC v Montedio Yamagata [7] W 1-3
Japan J2-League 02/25 04:00 1 [6] JEF Utd Chiba v Montedio Yamagata [6] W 2-3
Japan J-League Play-Offs 11/25 04:00 2 Shimizu S-Pulse v Montedio Yamagata D 0-0
Japan J2-League 11/12 04:00 42 [7] Montedio Yamagata v Ventforet Kofu [6] W 2-1
Japan J2-League 11/04 05:00 41 [19] Iwaki SC v Montedio Yamagata [7] W 1-3
Japan J2-League 10/29 05:00 40 [8] Montedio Yamagata v Thespa Kusatsu [9] W 2-1
Japan J2-League 10/22 05:00 39 [22] Zweigen Kanazawa v Montedio Yamagata [8] W 0-1
Japan J2-League 10/08 05:00 38 [11] Montedio Yamagata v Tochigi SC [19] W 2-0
Japan J2-League 10/01 05:00 37 [11] Montedio Yamagata v Tokushima Vortis [17] L 0-1
Japan J2-League 09/23 05:00 36 [16] Blaublitz Akita v Montedio Yamagata [10] D 1-1
Japan J2-League 09/16 09:00 35 [11] Montedio Yamagata v Fagiano Okayama [7] W 2-0
Japan J2-League 09/09 09:00 34 [3] Shimizu S-Pulse v Montedio Yamagata [9] L 3-0
Japan J2-League 09/03 10:00 33 [8] Montedio Yamagata v Omiya Ardija [22] D 1-1
Japan J2-League 08/26 09:00 32 [1] Machida Zelvia v Montedio Yamagata [6] L 5-0
Japan J2-League 08/19 10:00 31 [9] Montedio Yamagata v Roasso Kumamoto [14] W 2-0
Japan J2-League 08/12 10:00 30 [9] Montedio Yamagata v JEF Utd Chiba [10] W 1-0
Japan J2-League 08/05 10:00 29 [12] Fujieda MYFC v Montedio Yamagata [9] W 1-2
Japan J2-League 07/29 10:00 28 [5] Oita v Montedio Yamagata [11] W 0-1
Japan J2-League 07/22 10:00 27 [12] Montedio Yamagata v V-Varen Nagasaki [7] W 5-1
Japan J2-League 07/16 09:00 26 [19] Mito Hollyhock v Montedio Yamagata [12] L 3-1
Japan FA Cup 07/12 10:00 9 Montedio Yamagata v Urawa Red Diamonds L 0-1
Japan J2-League 07/09 10:00 25 [11] Montedio Yamagata v Jubilo Iwata [4] L 1-3
Japan J2-League 07/05 10:00 24 [20] Renofa Yamaguchi v Montedio Yamagata [9] L 1-0
Japan J2-League 07/01 10:30 23 [14] Montedio Yamagata v Vegalta Sendai [8] W 4-1
Japan J2-League 06/24 10:00 22 [13] Montedio Yamagata v Tokyo Verdy [3] L 0-2

Wikipedia - Montedio Yamagata

Montedio Yamagata (モンテディオ山形, Montedio Yamagata) is Japanese professional association football club based in Tendo, Yamagata. The club currently playing in J2 League, the Japanese second tier of professional football.

History

The club based in Tsuruoka was founded in 1984 as NEC Yamagata Soccer Club. It gained the promotion to the Japan Football League (former) in 1994. After renaming itself as Montedio Yamagata in 1996, it has been playing in J. League Division 2 since its inaugural 1999 season.

On 30 November 2008, they were promoted to J. League Division 1 for the first time. They achieved their highest league placing of 13th in 2010. However, in 2011, two strong rental players from Kashima Antlers go back to their own team and this influences the team in a bad way to lead to be relegated back to J.League Division 2 at the end of 2011. On top of that, main reason for going back to Division 2 is because of many injured players in the middle of the season. At the end of the season, the manager, Shinji Kobayashi, stepped down even though many fans glorified his accomplishment for the past 4 years.[]

Yamagata returned to the J1 after spending three seasons in the J2 by winning the J1/J2 promotion playoff final in 2014. They returned to the J2 for the 2016 season, having spent only one season at the J1. The club is currently playing their 8th consecutive season in the J2 on 2023.

Montedio Yamagata is a professional soccer team based in Yamagata, Japan. The team was founded in 1984 and currently plays in the J2 League, the second tier of Japanese professional soccer. The team's home stadium is ND Soft Stadium Yamagata, which has a capacity of 20,315 spectators.

Montedio Yamagata's team colors are blue and white, and their mascot is a blue and white wolf named Monty. The team's nickname is "Monte," which is derived from the Italian word for mountain, reflecting the mountainous terrain of the Yamagata region.

The team has a strong fan base and is known for its passionate supporters who create a lively atmosphere at home games. Montedio Yamagata has a history of producing talented young players, and has also had success in the Emperor's Cup, reaching the final in 2009.

Overall, Montedio Yamagata is a respected and competitive team in Japanese soccer, with a dedicated fan base and a commitment to developing young talent.