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横浜F・マリノス、ホーム通算300勝達成&川崎フロンターレとのダービーを制す
横浜F・マリノスは、
公式アカウントはフルタイムのホイッスルとともに、
「フルタイム、横浜F・マリノス 4-2 川崎フロンターレ」。
直後には大きな節目を祝し、「
さらに「
神奈川ダービー:隣人であり、ライバルであり、タイトルを争う同士
横浜F・
過去数十年にわたる対戦成績は拮抗しており、
2026年11月1日、
マリノスの4ゴール、節目の勝利、そして存在感
前半12分、元所属クラブを相手にダイヤ・
近藤智輝がリードを2点に広げ、
最終スコアは4-2。
この勝利でマリノスはリーグ5試合ぶりの勝ち星を挙げ、
さらに象徴的なことに、
試合後の公式投稿は、
「街と、チームと、
スティーブ・コリカ監督のチームは、
一方、
English ————————-
Yokohama F. Marinos Sail to 300 Home Wins and a Derby Victory Over Kawasaki Frontale
Yokohama F. Marinos defeated local rivals Kawasaki Frontale 4-2 in the Meiji Yasuda J1 League Matchday 13, claiming their 300th home win at Nissan Stadium.
The official club account marked the full-time whistle with a simple, triumphant declaration: full-time, Yokohama F. Marinos 4-2 Kawasaki Frontale.
Moments later they celebrated the bigger milestone—“J1リーグホームゲーム通算300勝!”
The Kanagawa Derby: Neighbours, Rivals, Title Contenders
Yokohama F. Marinos and Kawasaki Frontale share a prefecture and a fierce rivalry.
Marinos trace their roots to the 1972 Nissan Motors works team; Frontale grew out of Fujitsu’s corporate side in Kawasaki.
When both clubs established themselves in the J.League’s top division, the short drive between Nissan Stadium and Uvance Todoroki Stadium became one of Japan’s most intense local fixtures—the Kanagawa Derby.
Head-to-head records are closely balanced across decades of meetings, with plenty of high-scoring, high-stakes encounters.
Both sides have lifted the J1 title multiple times in recent years; both know that local bragging rights often matter as much as league points.
On 1 November 2026 the Marinos fans packed Nissan Stadium (40,738 in attendance) expecting exactly that kind of battle.
Four Goals, a Milestone, and a Statement
Daiya Tono opened the scoring in the 12th minute against his former club.
Tomoki Kondo doubled the lead.
Filip Uremović pulled one back for Kawasaki, but Kaina Tanimura restored the two-goal cushion before half-time.
Jeison Quiñones headed the fourth in; Yuto Ozeki scored a late consolation. The final score: 4-2.
The victory ended a five-match winless run in the league and stretched Marinos’ unbeaten sequence to nine games.
More symbolically, it was the club’s 300th home win in J1 history—second only to Kashima Antlers.
The official post after the match captured the mood perfectly: continue the voyage with the city, the club, and everyone who fights alongside them.
Steve Corica’s side now looks ahead to Fagiano Okayama on 7 November. Kawasaki’s three-match winning streak is over.

