Nagoya Grampus

Toyota Stadium · Est. 1939

Capacity: 45,000Toyotagrass
2026

Nagoya Grampus' 2026 J1 League Campaign

Nagoya Grampus secured a respectable third place in the 2026 J1 League, amassing 31 points from 18 matches. Their campaign was a bit of a rollercoaster, featuring 10 wins, just a single draw, and 8 losses. Offensively, they managed to net 33 goals, but their defence conceded 31, leaving them with a modest goal difference of +2.

Home advantage seemed to play a part with 6 wins on the turf, compared to 4 on their travels. Yet, their defensive record at home was somewhat shakier than ideal, with 14 goals conceded, and even more troubling was the 21 goals let in away. Clean sheets were a rarity, only 5 across the entire campaign.

The season's narrative was marked by a few bright spells, including a three-game winning streak, but inconsistency prevented Nagoya Grampus from mounting a serious title challenge. Looking ahead, the challenge will be to tighten up at the back and convert narrow margins into more consistent points hauls to push on from this solid foundation.

Points trajectory

Manager

Mihailo Petrovic

Season at a glance

W 10·D 1·L 93635 GF/GA+1 GD5 clean sheetsWLLDL

Streaks

Last 5 home2W3D0Llast 5
Last 5 away2W1D2Llast 5
Scored4/5
Conceded3/5

J1 League table

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Nagoya Grampus: A Season of Peaks and Valleys

Nagoya Grampus’s 2026 J1 League campaign has been a bit of a rollercoaster, with a total of 10 wins but zero draws at home and just a solitary stalemate away. Their biggest winning streak of three games hints at moments of strong form, yet the 8 losses and 1 draw suggest some inconsistency. Points have been lost more often through defeats rather than draws, indicating they either go for the win or nothing at all.

Scoring 33 goals and conceding 31, their goal difference of +2 reflects tight contests, with a slightly leaky defence especially away from home, where they let in 21 goals. The pattern of results, with wins and losses alternating fairly regularly, suggests Nagoya Grampus have struggled to build sustained momentum, making their third-place standing a testament to resilience more than dominance.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
18
18
HomeGoals againstAway
14
21
HomeClean sheetsAway
3
2
HomeFailed to scoreAway
1
0
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
1.80vs1.80

Biggest results

  • Biggest home win3-0
  • Biggest away win1-5
  • Biggest home loss0-3
  • Biggest away loss6-1

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
31
Goals against
28
Goal difference
+3
Clean sheets
5
Points / round
29.0

Team Intelligence

Form & Record

Last 20 competitive

WWLLWLWLWLWWLWWWLLDL
Win %50.0%
Clean Sheet %25.0%
Avg Scored1.80
Avg Conceded1.80
Injuries

No current injuries reported

Advanced Metrics
QA Goals/Game1.79
QA Conceded/Game1.81
Opposition Strength1.00x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 4 of last 5 games

  • Conceded in 3 of last 5 games

  • Clean sheet in 2 of last 5 games

  • Won 1 of last 5 games

  • Lost 2 of last 5 games

  • Drew 2 in a row

  • Failed to score in their last 1 games

Nagoya Grampus: Home Comforts vs. Away Adventures

Nagoya Grampus have shown a tale of two cities when it comes to their 2026 J1 League campaign. At home, they’ve been relatively solid, netting 18 goals while conceding 14, and managing three clean sheets. This suggests a decent level of defensive organisation and attacking efficiency on familiar turf. Away from home, however, the story shifts. Despite scoring the same number of goals (18), their defence has been leakier, shipping 21 goals and only keeping two clean sheets. The higher number of away losses (six compared to three at home) underlines a vulnerability on the road. Overall, Nagoya’s ability to find the net is consistent regardless of venue, but tightening up at the back away from home will be key if they want to maintain their top-three standing in the league.

Nagoya Grampus: Fipster's Prediction Record

Nagoya Grampus have been a mixed bag in the J1 League 2026, currently sitting third with 31 points from 18 matches. Their form has swung between wins and losses more than a pendulum, and with a goal difference of just +2, they’re hardly steamrolling opponents.

Fipster’s record on Nagoya Grampus this season is still in its infancy, having scored just one fixture to date. That solitary attempt resulted in a miss rather than a hit, so the model is very much still building its insight on this side. Let’s see if it can sharpen its aim as the campaign unfolds.

Venue

Toyota Stadium

Toyota Stadium

Toyota
Capacity: 45,000
Surface: grass