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J-League stars lead Blue Samurai to victory

By 21 | November 19th, 2008

Lead by goals from Urawa Red Diamonds Tatsuya Tanaka and Marcus Tulio Tanaka and Nagoya Grampus Keiji Tamada, Japan defeated Qatar 3-0 in World Cup ...

Adelaide United Cook Up A Bit Of Aussie Footballing History!

By Daniel | September 24th, 2008

Last night Adelaide United created history at the packed out Hindmarsh Stadium being the first A-League side to pass into the group stages of ...

AFC Champions League summary

By 21 | September 24th, 2008

Thoughts of all J-League final in the AFC Champions League disappeared as A-League's Adelaide United defeated Kashima Antlers 1-0 at Hindmarsh Stadium. The Antlers ongoing ...

Japanese Fan Attacks Players On Pitch

By chris | September 21st, 2008

Add this to the list of many reasons why the J. League needs to come mainstream. Kashiwa player Alex was lining up to take a ...

summary of AFC Champions League

By 21 | September 18th, 2008

The first leg of the AFC Champions League completed with a number of surprises and definitely varying performance of J-League clubs. Hopes of all three ...

where have the Kashima Antlers went?

By 21 | September 17th, 2008

Where has the best offensive attack in the J-League went? Over the last few weeks the Kashima Antlers attack has been slowly disappearing and today, it ...

United Face Tough ACL Test

By Daniel | September 17th, 2008

AFC Champions League 2008 – Quarter Final (1st Leg) ADELAIDE UNITED FC (Australia) vs KASHIMA ANTLERS (Japan) Wednesday 17 September 2008 Kashima City Stadium, Japan Kick-Off 7.30PM (ACST) Media Coverage TV: ...

AFC Champions League

By 21 | September 16th, 2008

The AFC Champions League moves to the quarter-finals with J-League clubs dominating the round. Kashima Antlers, Gamba Osaka and the defending champions, Urawa Red Diamonds ...

J League Returns After Month Break

By Ian Rose | June 24th, 2008

After over a month of no laser lightshows, and no killer whale mascots, the J League returns to action tomorrow. With the European Championship ...

J League Update: Antlers continue to tumble

By Ian Rose | May 10th, 2008

At my old high school, our symbol was the Buck, leading not only to a ridiculous mascot that looked more like a moose, but also ...

J League Update: Mon the Gas Men

By Ian Rose | April 20th, 2008

Another weekend is in the books for the best league in the world (in terms of mascots and light shows), the J League. ...

J League Update: Kashima battles the Red Diamonds (and loses)

By Ian Rose | April 13th, 2008

First Flaming Lips reference on the front page of the Offside? Until proven wrong, I'm claiming it. It's been a crazy weekend in the J ...

J League Update: This ain't your Grandpa's Grampus

By Ian Rose | April 5th, 2008

We've made a pretty big deal here on the Offside (and rightfully so) about the MLS entering its thirteenth season, and thus, becoming a teenager. ...

Japanese Soccer Season Begins With a Pitch Invasion

By Daryl | March 1st, 2008

You probably wouldn't expect pre-season cup sponsored by a photocopier to cause a pitch invasion in Japan, but that's exactly what happened today. The Xerox ...

Kashima Antlers Take Japanese Double

By Martha | January 2nd, 2008

Sanfrecce Hiroshima, who fell to Division 2 at the end of the J-League relegation playoff, saw their miracle Emperor's Cup run stopped on New Year's ...