J.League Fixtures Today: Kick-Off Times, Match Schedule and Broadcast Info for October 31

The Meiji Yasuda J.League features 26 matches across J1, J2, and J3 on October 31, with broadcast coverage managed primarily by DAZN alongside selected regional NHK and local television broadcasts, as reported by Football Channel.

Which J1 matches are scheduled and where can fans watch them?

Six fixtures highlight the J1 slate on October 31. Mito HollyHock hosts Sanfrecce Hiroshima at Mito Municipal Stadium with a 14:00 local kick-off, broadcast live on DAZN. At the same 14:00 time slot, Kyoto Sanga F.C. welcomes Shimizu S-Pulse to Sanga Stadium by Kyocera on DAZN, while Fagiano Okayama meets FC Tokyo at JFE Hare-no-Kuni Stadium with coverage on both DAZN and NHK BS.

Later in the afternoon at 15:00 local time, Kashima Antlers plays Cerezo Osaka at Mercari Stadium on DAZN, and Vissel Kobe faces Nagoya Grampus at Noevir Stadium Kobe, with television coverage extended through DAZN alongside regional broadcasts on NHK Nagoya, NHK岐阜 (NHK Gifu), and NHK津 (NHK Tsu). Rounding out the top-tier schedule at 16:00, Kashiwa Reysol takes on Urawa Red Diamonds at Sankyo Frontier Kashiwa Stadium on DAZN.

How does the J2 schedule look across October 31?

Ten matches make up the J2 schedule, beginning with an earlier 13:00 fixture as Consadole Sapporo hosts Shonan Bellmare at Sapporo Atsubetsu Park Stadium on DAZN. At 14:00, eight simultaneous matches kick off: Vanraure Hachinohe meets Montedio Yamagata at Prime Foods Stadium (DAZN, NHK Aomori, NHK Yamagata); Vegalta Sendai plays RB Omiya Ardija at Yurtec Stadium Sendai (DAZN); Blaublitz Akita faces Fujieda MYFC at Soyu Stadium (DAZN); Tochigi City encounters Iwaki FC at City Football Station (DAZN); Albirex Niigata hosts Kataller Toyama at Denka Big Swan Stadium (DAZN, NHK Niigata); Júbilo Iwata plays Sagan Tosu at Yamaha Stadium in Iwata (DAZN); Tokushima Vortis takes on Yokohama FC at Naruto Otsuka Sports Park Pocari Sweat Stadium (DAZN); and Tegevajaro Miyazaki squares off against Oita Trinita at Ichigo Miyazaki Shintomi Football Ground (DAZN).

Closing out the J2 day at 14:05, FC Imabari plays Ventforet Kofu at Asics Satoyama Stadium, broadcast on DAZN and TV Ehime.

Which fixtures complete the J3 matchday?

Ten matches complete the J3 schedule, with nine games getting underway at 14:00 local time: Fukushima United FC against Matsumoto Yamaga FC at Toho Stadium (DAZN); Tochigi SC against Ehime FC at Kanseki Stadium Tochigi (DAZN, Tochigi TV); Zweigen Kanazawa against Thespakusatsu Gunma at Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium (DAZN); FC岐阜 (FC Gifu) against FC Osaka at Gifu Memorial Center Himalaya Stadium Gifu (DAZN, Gifu Comnet); Kamatamare Sanuki against Nara Club at Rexxam Field (DAZN); and Kochi United SC against SC Sagamihara at Giken Stadium (DAZN).

The remaining J3 fixtures feature staggered evening starts. Renofa Yamaguchi FC hosts Giravanz Kitakyushu at Ishin Me-Life Stadium at 15:05 (DAZN, NHK Yamaguchi, NHK Kitakyushu). AC Nagano Parceiro plays Reylac Shiga FC at Nagano U Stadium at 16:00 on DAZN, FC琉球 (FC Ryukyu) meets Gainare Tottori at Okinawa Prefectural Comprehensive Athletic Park Track and Field Stadium at 16:00 on DAZN, and Kagoshima United FC plays Roasso Kumamoto at Shirahama Stadium at 18:00 on DAZN.

Where can supporters check official schedule changes and latest updates?

Match schedules, kick-off times, and broadcast details are subject to change by league organizers. Supporters should verify the latest fixture information and broadcast confirmations directly through the official J.League website before traveling to venues or tuning in.

J.League Fixtures Today: Kick-Off Times, Match Schedule and Broadcast Info for October 31
Photo: footballchannel.jp
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