Urawa Red Diamonds
Meiji Yasuda J1 100 Year Vision League
浦和レッドダイヤモンズ
2-1 Misono, Midori-ku
336-8505 Saitama-shi, Saitama
Japan
Red / White / Black
Saitama Stadium 2002
Season stats
2025 Meiji Yasuda J1 League
Goals
#8
32
Clean Sheets
#13
6
Crosses
#12
17.0
Fouls
#18
9.0
Posession %
#13
49.3
Shots
#13
11.6
Goals
#11
15
Clean Sheets
#21
1
Posession %
#5
62.9
Shots
#12
14.1
Crosses
#20
17.2
Fouls
#38
8.5
Goals
#25
2
Clean Sheets
#27
0
Crosses
#25
12.0
Fouls
#11
13.0
Posession %
#31
33.4
Shots
#30
8.0
Goals
#1
2
Clean Sheets
#1
0
Crosses
#2
4.0
Fouls
#1
11.0
Posession %
#2
31.7
Shots
#2
8.0
Last Matches
Next Matches
Standings
#
Team
M
W
D
L
GF
GA
DIF
PTS
AFC Champions League
Relegation
History
Date
Event
1996
renaming to Urawa Red Diamonds
1992
renaming to Mitsubishi Urawa Football Club
1990
renaming to Mitsubishi Motors Co. Soccer Club
1964
renaming to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Soccer Club
1958
relocating to Tokyo and renaming in Shin-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Soccer Club
1952
renaming in Shin-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kobe Soccer Club
1950
foundation as Central Japan Heavy Industries Soccer Club
Trophies
Chronology
Type
Championship
Season
AFC Champions League
2022
Fujifilm Super Cup
2022
Emperor's Cup
2021
Emperor's Cup
2018
Suruga Bank Championship
2017
AFC Champions League
2017
J.League YBC Levain Cup
2016
AFC Champions League
2007
Xerox Super Cup
2007
J. League Division 1
2006
Emperors Cup
2006
Emperors Cup
2005
J.League Yamazaki Nabisco Cup
2003
Japan Soccer League Division 1
1982
Emperors Cup
1980
Emperors Cup
1978
Japan Soccer League Division 1
1978
Emperors Cup
1973
Japan Soccer League Division 1
1973
Emperors Cup
1971
Japan Soccer League
1969
Championship
Amount
AFC Champions League
2022, 2017, 2007
x3
Super Cup
2022, 2007
x2
Emperor's Cup
2021, 2018, 2006, 2005, 1980, 1978, 1973, 1971
x8
Suruga Bank Championship
2017
x1
J.League Cup
2016, 2003
x2
J. League
2006, 1982, 1978, 1973, 1969
x5
Stadium
Saitama Stadium 2002
Capacity
64525
Opened
2001
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