Chiba shoot down Gamba to win Nabisco Cup

TOKYO, Japan - JEF United Chiba players start running in joy after defeating Gamba Osaka 5-4 on penalties in the Nabisco Cup final their to capture their first-ever title at Tokyo's National Stadium on Nov. 5. Seiichiro Maki, who had a goal disallowed deep into second-half injury time, struck the winning spot kick to seal victory after the match had finished scoreless after extra time.

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