1992 Japan Football League

Statistics of Japan Football League in the 1992 season.

First Division

PosClubPtsWDLGFGAGDNotes
1Yamaha Motors441350376+31
2Hitachi4012423719+18
3Fujita Industries319453722+15
4Yanmar Diesel247382319+4
5Toshiba236573029+1
6Fujitsu205581927-8
7Tokyo Gas205582234-12
8Otsuka Pharmaceutical184681729-12
9Honda1644101936-17Relegated to Second Division
10Nippon Kokan1125111232-20

Second Division

Seino Unyu and Osaka Gas had been promoted automatically after winning the Regional Playoffs.

PosClubPtsWDLGFGAGDNotes
1Chuo Bohan3812244621+25Promoted to First Division
2Kyoto Shiko Club3711433917+22
3Kawasaki Steel3511253217+15
4Cosmo Oil309362621+5
5Kofu Club289182629-3
6NTT Kanto225762420+4
7Seino Unyu194772029-9
8Toho Titanium14288919-10
9Tanabe Pharmaceutical1435101732-15Relegated to Regional Leagues
10Osaka Gas1233121448-34
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