

Giravanz Kitakyushu
Giravanz Kitakyushu er nummer 12 i Japan J3 League med 19 point efter 15 kampe (5 sejre, 4 uafgjorte, 6 nederlag, mål 21-23). Seneste form for Giravanz Kitakyushu (sidste fem kampe): V T V V T.
Grundlagt
1973
Træner
Ryotaro Tanaka
Spillested
Mikuni World Stadium
By
Kitakyushu
Kapacitet
15,300
Underlag
grass
Sæsonstatistik
Statistik
5W 4D 5L
H:3W/A:2W
Mål
21 / 22 (-1)
H:12/A:9
Clean sheets
8
H:5/A:3
Placering
4
Seneste resultater
vs Rayluck Shiga
03/11/2026Japan J3 League
@ Renofa Yamaguchi
31/10/2026Japan J3 League
vs Nagano Parceiro
25/10/2026Japan J3 League
@ Fukushima United
21/10/2026Japan J3 League
vs Osaka
17/10/2026Japan J3 League
@ Nara Club
10/10/2026Japan J3 League
vs Kochi United
03/10/2026Japan J3 League
vs Nagoya Grampus
29/09/2026Japan J.League Cup
vs Kagoshima United
26/09/2026Japan J3 League
@ Sagamihara
20/09/2026Japan J3 League
Kommende kampe
@ Gifu
Japan J3 League
07/11/2026
06:00
vs ThespaKusatsu Gunma
Japan J3 League
14/11/2026
06:00
@ Roasso Kumamoto
Japan J3 League
22/11/2026
05:00
vs Zweigen Kanazawa
Japan J3 League
25/11/2026
06:00
@ Nagano Parceiro
Japan J3 League
29/11/2026
06:00
vs Tochigi
Japan J3 League
05/12/2026
06:00
vs Fukushima United
Japan J3 League
12/12/2026
06:00
@ Osaka
Japan J3 League
20/02/2027
12:00
vs Roasso Kumamoto
Japan J3 League
27/02/2027
12:00
@ Gainare Tottori
Japan J3 League
06/03/2027
12:00
Giravanz Kitakyushu
Giravanz Kitakyushu is a professional football club founded in 1973 and based in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. The club competes in the J2 League, Japan's second-tier professional division, and plays their home matches at Mikuni World Stadium Kitakyushu, which holds approximately 15,300 spectators. Originally established as a company team linked to the Nippon Steel Corporation, the club transitioned to professional status and adopted the name Giravanz, inspired by the Kitakyushu region's industrial and maritime heritage. The club has worked to build a loyal local fanbase in the northern Kyushu region and has experienced promotion and relegation between the J1 and J2 leagues. Their development academy contributes to grassroots football in Fukuoka Prefecture, supporting the growth of the sport in the wider Kyushu area.

































