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Japan National Team: National Stadium Tickets Sold Out — Manager Moriyasu's Last Domestic Match… Maximum Capacity 67,750

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Core answer: Japan's National Stadium fixture on October 5 sold out at maximum capacity of 67,750, also serving as manager Hajime Moriyasu's last domestic match. Key facts: • Match scheduled for October 5 at National Stadium in Tokyo. • Stadium capacity is 67,750 seats. • All tickets sold out within two hours after release. • No gate sales allowed on matchday due to sell-out. • Format is a four-nation knockout tournament with double-header on same day. Source attribution: JFA official announcement (Sept 30) | FOOTBALL ZONE editorial | Match date: Oct 5 | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn Related Q&A: Q: When was the sell-out announced? A: The sell-out was officially announced by JFA on September 30. Q: How does this attendance compare to previous records? A: The previous National Stadium record was 63,638 for Japan vs Brazil (2022); the current J.League high this season is 63,960. Q: What streaming platforms will broadcast the match? A: The match will be available on TV Asahi, TVer, YouTube, DAZN, and ABEMA.

In that moment, the stream of people pushing past the barrier after the victory at National Stadium wasn't joy from winning — it was a toast to farewell. It was the year of Japan's national pride — and possibly the final year of manager Moriyasu's tenure at home. Two days before the grand match in this four-nation knockout format with two matches at National Stadium on the same day, all 67,750 seats were sold out within two hours. This wasn’t just a commercial feat — it raised a question: witnessing the end of an era? Against this backdrop, neither the national team’s jersey was changed nor was any tactical adjustment made, yet the symbolic space around a commemorative match emerged strongly. Moriyasu, who led Japan in regional and global positioning, stood before a decisive choice. No statistics are present in this article — only one fact: a sold-out national stadium, and a coach stepping into the next chapter of his story. His story isn’t over — but the fans continue to embrace it with faith.

Japan National Team: National Stadium Tickets Sold Out — Manager Moriyasu's Last Domestic Match… Maximum Capacity 67,750