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  • 22 November 2025, FC Machida Zelvia vs Vissel Kobe, 3-1, Lose
  • 16 November 2025, Vissel Kobe vs Sanfrecce Hiroshima, 2-0, Win
  • 27 August 2025, SC Sagamihara vs Vissel Kobe, 3-5, Win
  • 06 August 2025, Vissel Kobe vs Toyo University, 2-1, Win
  • 16 July 2025, Vissel Kobe vs Ventforet Kofu, 2-1, Win
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  • 11 June 2025, Nagoya Grampus Eight vs Veroskronos Tsuno Miyazaki, 3-0, Lose
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Emperors Cup
Emperors Cup, Japan

Vissel Kobe edged Veroskronos Tsuno Miyazaki 2-1 in the Emperors Cup. Kobe struck first in the 36:57 minute to take a 1-0 lead and set the early tempo. Miyazaki answered on the hour mark with a 52:02 equaliser, before Kobe sealed the win with a late strike at 01:13:42.

Kobe’s opener indicates clear early attacking intent and a setup that tested Miyazaki’s defensive organisation from the outset. The immediate response to fall behind showed Miyazaki’s willingness to compete under pressure and reset their shape.

The corner data stands out: Kobe produced 10 corners to Miyazaki’s 3, signalling sustained pressure and repeated crossing opportunities from wide positions. This volume typically correlates with elevated goal-threat from restarts and can shape the flow of a match in tense phases.

Miyazaki’s leveller in the second half demonstrates their resilience and capacity to disrupt Kobe’s early advantage. The goal shifted the match into a more open phase, testing Kobe’s defensive structure as they sought to regain control.

Kobe’s late winner at 01:13:42 underscored their attacking persistence and capacity to convert in the latter stages. The sequence suggested a mental and physical edge when stamina and pressure needed to deliver.

Discipline was clean overall: Kobe had one yellow card in the first half at 00:26:05. Miyazaki had no bookings, and there were no red cards, keeping both teams in an attacking frame without numerical disruption.

The data points to a tactical edge for Kobe: heavy reliance on wide play and set-piece generation created decisive pressure and ultimately the winner. Miyazaki’s defensive discipline managed the immediate danger for long periods, but the late sequence proved costly.

From a betting angle, Kobe’s clear advantage on corners signals value in markets that reward crossing volume and set-piece threat in similar cup ties. The late winner reinforces the case for focusing on width-driven sides in knockout fixtures where defence can be stretched late.

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Form Guide

Lose3-1FC Machida Zelvia vs Vissel Kobe
Win2-0Vissel Kobe vs Sanfrecce Hiroshima
Win3-5SC Sagamihara vs Vissel Kobe
Win2-1Vissel Kobe vs Toyo University
Win2-1Vissel Kobe vs Ventforet Kofu
PLAYED
5
WINS
4
GOALS
12:8
GOALS / MATCH
2.4
  • Vissel Kobe has four wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 12:8, scoring 2.4 goals average
Lose3-0Nagoya Grampus Eight vs Veroskronos Tsuno Miyazaki
PLAYED
1
WINS
0
GOALS
0:3
GOALS / MATCH
0
  • Veroskronos Tsuno Miyazaki has lost one matches in a row with a goal difference of 0:3, scoring 0 goals average
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