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JSoccer Magazine Issue no30 includes an exclusive interview with former Consadole, Albirex, Antlers, Vissel, and soon-to-be Urawa Reds right wingman Daigo Nishi.
JSoccer Magazine Issue 30 - 2021 Calendar
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Three Signs That J.League is Growing Worldwide
The J.League has already demonstrated (in matches such as Kashima's 2-2 regular-time draw with Real Madrid in the 2018 Club World Cup) that they can be competitive on the pitch. Now the league is trying to boost its profile worldwide
Dull Day for Samurai Blue
The Samurai Blue played Cameroon to a scoreless draw in Utrecht, on Friday afternoon local time. It was a competent performance, but certainly nothing to stir the pulse.
Cerezo Osaka's 2020 “summer shirt”
They're Back in Black, and White!
Vissel Kobe brought back their original black-and-white colour scheme with a "Special Summer Uniform", this September. JSoccer.com has a beautiful selection of shots featuring the special-edition uniform.
Halfway to the Finish Line
As the JLeague 2020 season approaches the halfway mark (Kawasaki Frontale and three other teams have already played their 17th matchday), the gap between contenders, also-rans and relegation candidates is wider than ever before.
Wednesday, Scorching Wednesday
The entire J.League schedule for 2020 is demanding, but this week will be one of the few in which both first and second divisions play three times in nine days. With temperatures lingering in the low to mid-30s at kickoff time, the midweek clashes were torrid affairs, throughout both divisions.
Kawasaki Revs its Engines
Kawasaki Frontale moved out to a seven-point lead atop the table, thanks in part to a Coronavirus outbreak in Tosu, which led to the cancellation of Gamba Osaka's match against Tosu on Saturday.
Andres Iniesta and his impact on Japanese football
Now in his third season at Vissel Kobe, Spanish midfielder Andres Iniesta is helping to boost the profile of Japanese football, not only in his native country, but worldwide.