Kanagawa · Kanto
Kawasaki Frontale
川崎フロンターレ
Last checked 22 Oct, 00:30 UK · 2026/27
THIS SEASON
7in J119 points · 11 matches
5 wins / 4 draws / 2 losses
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Yu Kobayashi
Confirmed · Match return confirmed on 21 October
Matsu’s view: Restores an attacking option, without establishing a change to the starting hierarchy.
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
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Asahi Sasaki
Confirmed · Match return confirmed on 21 October
Matsu’s view: Previous assessment before the 21 October squad return: Analysis: another concern for defensive continuity alongside the existing Taniguchi absence. Severity and next-match availability remain open.
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
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Pedro Romano
Confirmed · Started on 21 October; new concussion concern recorded separately
Matsu’s view: Previous assessment before the 21 October squad return: Analysis: creates another unresolved defensive selection concern; precautionary does not mean either a confirmed absence or full fitness.
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
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Pedro Romano
Confirmed · Concussion substitution against Kobe; clearance unknown
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
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Matsu’s analysis
All analysis →Cerezo Osaka · Kawasaki Frontale
Six goals, an early red and some fairly misleading conclusions available if you only look at the result.
Ohata went off after 19 minutes, but Cerezo still equalised twice through Lucas Fernandes and Komi before Kawasaki pulled away.
Published 19 Oct 2026Read analysis →Kawasaki Frontale · Nagoya Grampus
Nagoya finally stop the slide.
Haruya Fujii scored early from Morishima's corner. Wakizaka quickly equalised, but substitute Yamagishi supplied the winner. Nagoya ended their four-match losing run and gave themselves a bit of breathing room.
Published 12 Oct 2026Read analysis →Recent results
All club results →THE CLUB’S STORY
1955 · Fujitsu
Frontale’s roots are in the Fujitsu company team. The club’s name means “front” in Italian and links its forward-looking identity to the city of Kawasaki. The transition from a company team into a community club is central to its modern history.