We are pleased to announce that the NOX Champions League (NOX CL) will be held in the Kanto area starting in April 2024.
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We will update the schedule, results, photos, and videos of each regional league and Champions League.
What are the benefits of participating in the NOX Champions League?
＜Purpose＞
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The primary purpose is to develop players
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To turn ordinary practice matches into more serious and exciting games
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To have international exchange with multinational teams
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To increase opportunities for players to play in games other than official JFA games
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Provide an environment in which players can become aware of their own needs (Coaching, not Teaching)
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Developing and supporting players who challenge the world beyond the boundaries of their teams
＜Overview＞
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Each region will play a three-month league.
The top team in each regional league will play in the Champions League in the following three months, and the lower teams will play in the regional leagues.
The top and bottom teams are switched every three months, and the annual Champion is decided in the Final Champions League from January to March.
The three-month period is long enough to allow for easy coordination with other official tournaments, as there are one to two games per month. -
Throughout the year, all registered teams will be asked to share their participation category schedules and facility availability information (if facilities can be provided), and NOX Group management will coordinate schedules based on this information.
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By lengthening each league to three months, the number of teams and facilities available for participation will be taken into account, allowing for more time in the schedule.
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In some regions, participating teams will include overseas teams, thus increasing opportunities for communication in English/Japanese.
Specifically, exchange games will be held during pre-game practice or in spare time if the location and time are available.
At that time, we will introduce ourselves in English/Japanese, and We will provide opportunities to speak and check what we say in English when we are playing soccer in Japanese, and vice versa. While in Japan, students can improve their English/Japanese communication skills while playing their favorite soccer game without having to attend an English/Japanese conversation school. -
This kind of activity will give overseas-minded players an advantage when they play overseas in the future, and will lower the hurdle for them to take on the challenge of going abroad.
＜League Outline＞
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As shown in the map, the league will be held in Kanagawa (Yokohama and Kawasaki), Tokyo (Edogawa Ward), West Tokyo (Mitaka), Chiba (Anesaki, Soga, Sodegaura), Saitama (to be determined), and other areas.
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Regional and Champions Leagues will be held in three stages: 1st, 2nd, and Final.
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The top team from each regional league will move to the Champions League, while the lower teams will be promoted and relegated to the regional leagues, and the annual ranking will be determined at the Final Champions League.
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＜Conditions for participation＞
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Priority is given to NOX Champions League matches except for JFA official matches.
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Both players and coaches must enjoy playing soccer.
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To respect the independence of the players, develop players who can act on their own initiative, and provide guidance and supervision.
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To provide an opportunity to confirm the results of regular practice, without being overly focused on winning.
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To enjoy multinational exchange.
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