2003 Season for J1 League of Japan
The 2003 season was the J1 League's 9th, and 32 teams competed in the league that year.
The league is also known as J.League, J.League Division 1.
2003 J1 League Standings
2003 J1 League League Leaders
1st Half
Cerezo Osaka (8-6-1) - Roster | Statistics
FC Tokyo (7-4-4) - Roster | Statistics
Gamba Osaka (4-7-4) - Roster | Statistics
JEF United Ichihara (8-4-3) - Roster | Statistics
Júbilo Iwata (9-2-4) - Roster | Statistics
Kashima Antlers (7-6-2) - Roster | Statistics
Kashiwa Reysol (6-6-3) - Roster | Statistics
Kyoto Purple Sanga (3-11-1) - Roster | Statistics
Nagoya Grampus Eight (5-2-8) - Roster | Statistics
Oita Trinita (4-8-3) - Roster | Statistics
Shimizu S-Pulse (5-7-3) - Roster | Statistics
Tokyo Verdy (6-8-1) - Roster | Statistics
Urawa Red Diamonds (7-5-3) - Roster | Statistics
Vegalta Sendai (3-9-3) - Roster | Statistics
Vissel Kobe (5-9-1) - Roster | Statistics
Yokohama F. Marinos (10-3-2) - Roster | Statistics
2nd Half
Cerezo Osaka (4-8-3) - Roster | Statistics
FC Tokyo (6-3-6) - Roster | Statistics
Gamba Osaka (6-4-5) - Roster | Statistics
JEF United Ichihara (7-3-5) - Roster | Statistics
Júbilo Iwata (7-3-5) - Roster | Statistics
Kashima Antlers (6-2-7) - Roster | Statistics
Kashiwa Reysol (3-5-7) - Roster | Statistics
Kyoto Purple Sanga (3-8-4) - Roster | Statistics
Nagoya Grampus Eight (6-5-4) - Roster | Statistics
Oita Trinita (1-6-8) - Roster | Statistics
Shimizu S-Pulse (6-6-3) - Roster | Statistics
Tokyo Verdy (5-4-6) - Roster | Statistics
Urawa Red Diamonds (6-4-5) - Roster | Statistics
Vegalta Sendai (2-7-6) - Roster | Statistics
Vissel Kobe (3-7-5) - Roster | Statistics
Yokohama F. Marinos (7-3-5) - Roster | Statistics
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