Blue Lock chapter 314 part 2 spoilers: Japan scores first goal in U20 World Cup, can Nigeria catch up?
Blue Lock chapter 314 part 2 spoilers
Chapter 314 Part 2 picks up right where the previous chapter left off, with Onazi moving in to block Isagi's shot. Onazi, aware of the danger of Isagi's direct strikes, begins his usual line, 'But it's fine, as long as I am here', only to be interrupted mid-sentence by Isagi, who scolds him as a 'monotonous bastard' for repeating the same phrase over and over.
At this moment, Isagi has fully analyzed Onazi and the Nigerian team, recognizing that Onazi's unlimited stamina is his greatest weapon, allowing him to appear in every critical situation, both offensively and defensively. Isagi notes that the Japanese team can control the match entirely, as long as Onazi doesn't touch the ball. Meanwhile, Kuso realizes that it's not Blue Lock as a whole that has adapted to Nigeria, it's Isagi. He is the 'switch,' the starting point of both offense and defense. The two strategic midfielders, Reo and Karasu, simply fill in the missing pieces of his plan.
The action then shifts to Japan's ace players, Isagi and Rin, charging toward the goal. Isagi passes to Bachira, prompting Kuso to try predicting who Bachira will pass to next. But Bachira, showing off his signature ego-driven play, dribbles past Isagi and the Nigerian defenders, even rainbow flicking over Rin, before shooting straight into the net. Goal! Japan takes the lead in the U20 World Cup, courtesy of Blue Lock's ultimate egoist, Meguru Bachira.
And if I said Rin, Isagi, and Bachira are one of the BEST Blue Lock trios pic.twitter.com/UblZMZ1BCM
Blue Lock chapter 314 part 2 release date and time
Blue Lock Chapter 314 Part 2 is set to release on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, at 12:00 AM JST.
Pacific Daylight Time (PDT): 8:00 AM, Tuesday, August 19
Eastern Daylight Time (EDT): 11:00 AM, Tuesday, August 19
British Summer Time (BST): 4:00 PM, Tuesday, August 19
Central European Summer Time (CEST): 5:00 PM, Tuesday, August 19
Indian Standard Time (IST): 8:30 PM, Tuesday, August 19
Philippine Standard Time (PST): 11:00 PM, Tuesday, August 19
Japanese Standard Time (JST): 12:00 AM, Wednesday, August 20
Australia Central Standard Time (ACST): 12:30 AM, Wednesday, August 20
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