Futebol em Tóquio este fim de semana
No football is on in Tóquio this weekend, but 1 match is scheduled in the coming days, across 1 ground.
Preços verificados a 22 de setembro de 2026 · vendedores oficiais e de revenda
Todos os próximos jogos
Clubes e estádios em Tóquio
Todos os clubes para os quais temos um jogo em Tóquio, e onde jogam.
| Clube | Estádio | Desde |
|---|---|---|
| Machida ZelviaMachida Gion Stadium | Machida Gion Stadium8.924 · Tsurukawa | – |
| FC TokyoAjinomoto Stadium | Ajinomoto Stadium48.955 · Tobitakyu | – |
| Tokyo VerdyAjinomoto Stadium | Ajinomoto Stadium48.955 · Tobitakyu | – |
| Criacao ShinjukuKoishikawa Sports Ground | Koishikawa Sports Ground1.000 | – |
| Tokyo Musashino CityMusashino Municipal Stadium | Musashino Municipal Stadium10.466 | – |
| Japan U19National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57.363 | – |
| Japan U21National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57.363 | – |
| Japan U23National Olympic Stadium | National Olympic Stadium57.363 | – |
Como chegar aos estádios
Um estádio está a 49 minutos ou menos do centro.
Perguntas frequentes
How many football clubs and grounds are in Tóquio?
We hold 8 clubs and 0 grounds in Tóquio.
How do FC Tokyo season tickets work?
FC Tokyo's annual SOCIO pass gives a fixed seat for the season without buying a ticket for each match individually, entering on a QR code, and SOCIO/membership holders also get priority pricing on other games.
Why is the 2026/27 J.League season different from previous years?
From 2026/27 the J.League is moving from a calendar-year (spring-to-autumn) season to an autumn-to-spring one, with the new format starting in August 2026 and running through to June 2027, including a winter break.
Is Tokyo's Olympic stadium ever used for club football?
Yes — the Japan National Stadium, built for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, regularly hosts Japan national team matches and the Emperor's Cup final, and it stages occasional J.League fixtures too.
Ir a um jogo em Tóquio
FC Tokyo and Tokyo Verdy share the Ajinomoto Stadium out in Chōfu, and from the 2026/27 season Japan's J.League itself is switching from a calendar-year season to a European-style autumn-to-spring one for the first time in the competition's history.
Os bilhetes dos clubes maiores vendem-se primeiro pelos canais oficiais e depois aparecem na revenda, por isso os preços mudam de semana para semana — nós seguimos os dois e mostramos o lugar disponível mais barato por jogo. Os estádios mais pequenos costumam ter bilhetes à venda até ao apito inicial.