Kyoto Sanga vs Gamba Osaka Prediction and Betting Tips | June 28th 2025

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The action continues in the J1 League as Kyoto Sanga and Gamba Osaka go head-to-head at the Sanga Stadium on Saturday. Dani Poyatos’ men will head into the weekend looking to get one over hosts Kyoto Sanga, having failed to win the last four league clashes between the sides since April 2023.

Kyoto Sagna turned in a resilient team display last Saturday when they fought back from behind on three occasions to salvage a 3-3 draw against Kashiwa Reysol at the Kashiwa Hitachi Stadium.

Before that, Kwi-jae Cho’s men snapped their two-game losing streak on May 31 when they edged out Tokyo FC 1-0 on home turf, two weeks before claiming a 1-0 win over Nara Club in the Emperor’s Cup second round.

Kyoto Sanga have picked up 35 points from their 21 J1 League matches so far to sit sixth in the standings, one point behind the AFC Champions League playoff spot.

Meanwhile, Takashi Usami and Takeru Kishimoto found the back of the net to hand Gamba Osaka a 2-0 victory over Tokyo FC last time out.

This came after their 2-1 victory over Veertien Mie in the Emperor's Cup on June 18, a result which saw their six-game winless run across all competitions come to an end.

Gamba Osaka have picked up 28 points from their 21 league matches so far to sit 11th in the standings but could move level with ninth-placed Machida Zelvia with a win this weekend.


Kyoto Sanga vs Gamba Osaka Head-To-Head and Key Numbers


Kyoto Sanga vs Gamba Osaka Prediction

Kyoto Sanga and Gamba Osaka have put together a fine run of form in recent weeks and will be looking to keep that momentum going this weekend. That said, we predict both sides to cancel out each other’s efforts and settle for a share of the spoils.

Prediction: Kyoto Sanga 1-1 Gamba Osaka


Kyoto Sanga vs Gamba Osaka Betting Tips

Tip 1: Result - Draw

Tip 2: More than 4.5 cards - No (There have been fewer than five bookings in nine of the last 10 meetings between the two teams)

Tip 3: Over 10.5 corners - Yes (There have been at least 11 corner kicks in their last five clashes)