We have a dream of filling the away game goal ends with crimson red. We want to deliver the joy of away game watching to as many Vissel Kobe supporters as possible.
KOBE AWAY PRESS is an information paper born from such thoughts. KOBE AWAY PRESS is voluntarily produced by Kanto supporters.
This article is part of the Vissel Kobe Various Things 2025 Advent Calendar 2025.
The 2025 J1 League season has come to an end. In 2026, an unusual half-year league will be held as a transition period to the autumn-spring system.
It’s called the J1 Centennial Vision League. The 20 teams in J1 will be divided into East and West regions with 10 teams each. A regional league round will be held with home and away matches in a double round-robin format, and the final rankings will be determined in a playoff round where teams from each group with the same ranking will face each other.
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Long time no see. This is our first Kobe match in Machida, and also our first away press. The so-called “Castle in the Sky” Machida GION Stadium. What we thought would be a scorching summer day turned into a match played in heavy rain.
This is the 3rd day article for Vissel Kobe Various Things 2024 Advent Calendar 2024.
Vissel Kobe’s Emperor’s Cup Victory and the Challenge of “KOBE AWAY PRESS” Distribution
On November 23, 2024, at the National Stadium, Vissel Kobe achieved a magnificent victory in the Emperor’s Cup Final, creating a glorious moment that will remain in the club’s history. The moment the final whistle blew, the entire stadium was filled with cheers from Kobe supporters, and we were also swept up in that excitement.
It’s finally here. The Emperor’s Cup Final. In the 64th minute, GK Maekawa’s long feed was controlled by Sasaki Daiju, who then connected with Osako → Muto, and the loose ball was pounced on by Miyashiro Taisei who was positioned at the back post to score the opening goal! The team united to defend this lead and achieved their second Emperor’s Cup victory.