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Yokohama F-Marinos ….하고… Kashima Antlers 05/25/2025 05:00

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Yokohama F-Marinos

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56

2

1 - 2

2.91

1.79

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패하다

전반적인 통계

Kashima Antlers

Kashima Antlers

플레이한 게임 19

골 (득점/실점)

32

1.68

0.95

18

상-하

1.5

9

47%

53%

10

2.5

11

58%

42%

8

3.5

15

79%

21%

4

시합에 2 팀이 다 골을 득점했다 (네/ 아니요)

7

37%

63%

12

무실점경기 (네/ 아니요)

9

47%

53%

10

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16

84%

16%

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랭킹 차트		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Kashima Antlers	37	17	12	1	4	27 - 12	15
2	Kashiwa Reysol	33	17	9	6	2	20 - 13	7
3	Kyoto Sanga FC	31	18	9	4	5	27 - 21	6
4	Urawa Red Diamonds	30	18	8	6	4	23 - 17	6
5	Sanfrecce Hiroshima	29	16	9	2	5	16 - 12	4
6	Vissel Kobe	27	16	8	3	5	18 - 15	3
7	Kawasaki Frontale	25	16	6	7	3	26 - 16	10
8	Machida Zelvia	24	17	7	3	7	20 - 18	2
9	Gamba Osaka	23	17	7	2	8	21 - 24	-3
10	Shimizu S-Pulse	22	17	6	4	7	21 - 20	1
11	Cerezo Osaka	22	17	6	4	7	24 - 24	0
12	Fagiano Okayama	22	17	6	4	7	13 - 14	-1
13	Avispa Fukuoka	22	17	6	4	7	15 - 17	-2
14	Shonan Bellmare	21	17	6	3	8	12 - 20	-8
15	Tokyo Verdy	20	17	5	5	7	12 - 18	-6
16	FC Tokyo	19	16	5	4	7	17 - 20	-3
17	Yokohama FC	18	17	5	3	9	11 - 17	-6
18	Nagoya Grampus	17	17	4	5	8	19 - 25	-6
19	Albirex Niigata	13	16	2	7	7	17 - 23	-6
20	Yokohama F-Marinos	8	16	1	5	10	12 - 25	-13

시합

날짜

시합

25.05.25

JJ

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31.05.25

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Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Kashima Antlers	37	17	12	1	4	27 - 12	15
2	Kashiwa Reysol	33	17	9	6	2	20 - 13	7
3	Kyoto Sanga FC	31	18	9	4	5	27 - 21	6
4	Urawa Red Diamonds	30	18	8	6	4	23 - 17	6
5	Sanfrecce Hiroshima	29	16	9	2	5	16 - 12	4
6	Vissel Kobe	27	16	8	3	5	18 - 15	3
7	Kawasaki Frontale	25	16	6	7	3	26 - 16	10
8	Machida Zelvia	24	17	7	3	7	20 - 18	2
9	Gamba Osaka	23	17	7	2	8	21 - 24	-3
10	Shimizu S-Pulse	22	17	6	4	7	21 - 20	1
11	Cerezo Osaka	22	17	6	4	7	24 - 24	0
12	Fagiano Okayama	22	17	6	4	7	13 - 14	-1
13	Avispa Fukuoka	22	17	6	4	7	15 - 17	-2
14	Shonan Bellmare	21	17	6	3	8	12 - 20	-8
15	Tokyo Verdy	20	17	5	5	7	12 - 18	-6
16	FC Tokyo	19	16	5	4	7	17 - 20	-3
17	Yokohama FC	18	17	5	3	9	11 - 17	-6
18	Nagoya Grampus	17	17	4	5	8	19 - 25	-6
19	Albirex Niigata	13	16	2	7	7	17 - 23	-6
20	Yokohama F-Marinos	8	16	1	5	10	12 - 25	-13

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Leo Ceara Leo Ceara Kashima Antlers Kashima Antlers

9

1

13

939

105

2

Rafael Elias Rafael Elias Kyoto Sanga FC Kyoto Sanga FC

9

1

15

1223

136

3

Koya Kitagawa Koya Kitagawa Shimizu S-Pulse Shimizu S-Pulse

7

5

17

1241

178

4

Rafael Ratao Rafael Ratao Cerezo Osaka Cerezo Osaka

6

0

17

1147

192

5

Sho Inagaki Sho Inagaki Nagoya Grampus Nagoya Grampus

6

2

17

1530

255

6

Motoki Hasegawa Motoki Hasegawa Albirex Niigata Albirex Niigata

6

0

16

1313

219

7

Ryoma Watanabe Ryoma Watanabe Urawa Red Diamonds Urawa Red Diamonds

5

0

13

913

183

8

Masaya Okugawa Masaya Okugawa Kyoto Sanga FC Kyoto Sanga FC

5

0

16

806

162

9

Yuma Suzuki Yuma Suzuki Kashima Antlers Kashima Antlers

5

2

17

1460

292

10

Takuma Nishimura Takuma Nishimura Machida Zelvia Machida Zelvia

5

0

13

1036

208

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Kashima Antlers Football Club, commonly referred to as Kashima Antlers, is a professional football club based in Kashima, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Founded in 1947 as Sumitomo Metal Industries Football Club, the team became one of the inaugural members of the J.League in 1993. Renowned for their unyielding spirit and consistent excellence, Kashima Antlers have established themselves as one of the most decorated and respected football clubs in Japanese and Asian football.

The Antlers play their home matches at the Kashima Soccer Stadium, an iconic ground revered for its vibrant atmosphere. The club's traditional colors are red and navy blue, a symbol of their passion and determination.

Kashima Antlers enjoy immense support from their loyal fanbase, famously known as "Antlers Family," whose unwavering backing continues to inspire the team. They share notable rivalries within the J.League, particularly against Urawa Red Diamonds and Júbilo Iwata.

Over the decades, Kashima Antlers have featured legendary players such as Zico, Leonardo, Atsuto Uchida, Mitsuo Ogasawara, and Gaku Shibasaki, and have been guided by visionary managers including Zico and Oswaldo de Oliveira. The Antlers' history is highlighted by a record number of J.League titles and pioneering achievements at both domestic and international levels.

With a distinguished record including eight J1 League titles, six Emperor's Cups, and the honor of being the first Asian club to reach the FIFA Club World Cup final (2016), Kashima Antlers remain a leading force in Japanese football. Their relentless pursuit of excellence and deep-rooted football culture ensure their status as an iconic symbol of the sport in Japan and Asia.

Team:	Kashima Antlers
Full name:	Kashima Antlers Football Club
Country:	Japan
Nickname:	Antlers
Founded:	1947
Colors:	Red and navy blue
Stadium:	Kashima Soccer Stadium 40,728 Seats
Address:	26-2 Jinkoji, Kashima City, Ibaraki 314-0007, Japan
Telephone:	+81 299-82-5555
Fax:	+81 299-83-6609
Homepage:	https://www.antlers.co.jp/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Kashima Antlers FC

Founded

Kashima Antlers traces its roots back to 1947, when it was established as the football club of Sumitomo Metal Industries in Osaka. The club relocated to the city of Kashima, Ibaraki Prefecture, in the 1970s and played in the Japan Soccer League. In 1991, the team adopted the name "Kashima Antlers" in preparation for the launch of the professional J.League. In 1993, Kashima Antlers became one of the ten founding members of the J.League, forever changing the landscape of Japanese football.

The club’s culture has been heavily influenced by the legendary Brazilian footballer Zico, who joined as a player in the early 1990s and later as a manager. His involvement instilled a Brazilian-inspired attacking style and a winning mentality that has persisted for decades. Kashima quickly made its mark, winning the J.League’s first Stage in 1996, and has remained a dominant force, setting standards for both consistency and silverware in Japanese football.

Despite numerous challenges throughout the years, including fierce domestic competition and the changing landscape of Japanese football, Kashima Antlers have consistently been recognized for their professionalism, player development, and passionate following. The club’s success has also elevated the city of Kashima to international recognition.

Finances and ownership

Kashima Antlers has operated as one of the best-managed and most stable clubs in Japanese football. Initially under the ownership of Sumitomo Metal Industries, the club transitioned into professional management with the J.League era. As of 2019, Mercari, Inc., a leading Japanese e-commerce company, became the majority shareholder, further enhancing the club's financial stability and ambitions for growth.

The Antlers are known for their prudent financial strategy—balancing successful team building, youth academy development, and marketing initiatives. The club maintains strong local sponsorships and partnerships, and their consistent performances in domestic and continental competitions have translated into a robust commercial profile. Kashima’s management emphasizes a sustainable approach, combining competitive ambition with sound business practices.

Popular culture

Kashima Antlers are widely recognized as a symbol of success in Japanese football culture. Their passionate fanbase, known as the "Antlers Family," is celebrated for creating an electrifying atmosphere at Kashima Soccer Stadium with dynamic choreographies, banners, and traditional chants. The club’s identity is closely tied to the city of Kashima, and the antlered deer, a revered local symbol, is featured in the club’s crest and mascot "Shikao."

Kashima Antlers have been frequently highlighted in Japanese sports media, manga, television dramas, and documentaries as an embodiment of the country’s football progress and professional ethos. Their run to the FIFA Club World Cup final in 2016, when they pushed Real Madrid to extra time, is widely regarded as a milestone moment for the sport in Asia and elevated the club’s prestige on the world stage.

The club’s colors, banners, and matchday culture have become iconic in the J.League and beyond. Community involvement, youth football programs, and outreach initiatives further solidify Kashima Antlers as a club rooted in local pride and Japanese sporting culture.

Players

Kashima Antlers are renowned for developing and attracting top domestic and international talent. Over the decades, the club has produced and recruited some of the J.League’s most iconic names and has traditionally featured a blend of experienced veterans, promising youth, and talented foreigners.

The club’s philosophy, influenced by the Brazilian connection, places an emphasis on technical skill, attacking football, and collective discipline. Kashima’s roster has, at various times, included major stars such as Zico, Leonardo, and recent Japanese internationals like Atsuto Uchida and Gaku Shibasaki. The current squad continues this tradition with a competitive mix of established J.League players and future stars.

Famous Players

Throughout its illustrious history, Kashima Antlers have been represented by numerous legendary players who contributed to the club’s dominance both domestically and in Asia. Some of the most prominent names include:

Zico: The legendary Brazilian midfielder joined the club as a player and later as a coach, laying the cultural and tactical foundation for success. Zico is regarded as the "God of Kashima."
Leonardo: Another key Brazilian, Leonardo was fundamental during the club’s early J.League era, helping the squad secure their maiden titles.
Mitsuo Ogasawara: A true one-club man and Kashima legend, Ogasawara served as captain and playmaker for nearly two decades, leading the club to multiple titles.
Atsuto Uchida: A product of the Antlers’ youth system, Uchida became a Japanese international and enjoyed a successful career in Europe before returning.
Gaku Shibasaki: A dynamic midfielder, Shibasaki scored in the 2016 FIFA Club World Cup final and later moved to Europe.
Yasushi Endo: A technically gifted midfielder, Endo has long been a creative engine for the Antlers’ midfield.
Gen Shoji: One of the best defenders in J.League history, Shoji has anchored the Antlers’ backline and represented Japan internationally.

These players have been central to building the Antlers’ legacy as Japan’s most successful club.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mitsuo Ogasawara (Japan)	MF	91	523	0.17
2	Marquinhos (Brazil)	FW	75	154	0.49
3	Yuya Osako (Japan)	FW	67	192	0.35
4	Tatsuhiko Kubo (Japan)	FW	63	148	0.43
5	Shinzo Koroki (Japan)	FW	61	180	0.34
6	Yasushi Endo (Japan)	MF	58	387	0.15
7	Masashi Motoyama (Japan)	MF	57	398	0.14
8	Koji Nakata (Japan)	DF/MF	50	237	0.21
9	Gaku Shibasaki (Japan)	MF	42	172	0.24
10	Atsuto Uchida (Japan)	DF	32	274	0.12

Typical Squad

Kashima Antlers’ typical squad is built on a balanced and tactical 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 system, emphasizing strong defensive organization, flexible midfield, and attacking flair. The team regularly features several national team players and established J.League stars, complemented by a handful of Brazilian talents.

Goalkeeper

The club’s goalkeepers are known for technical reliability, sharp reflexes, and leadership qualities. In recent seasons, the primary goalkeeper has been Yuya Oki, with backup options providing depth and competition.

Defender

Defenders at Kashima prioritize composed build-up play and tactical discipline. Leading figures include the likes of Ikuma Sekigawa and Naomichi Ueda, anchoring the backline alongside experienced fullbacks.

Midfielder

The midfield is traditionally the club’s engine room, offering technical creativity and tactical intelligence. Playmakers like Yuta Matsumura and Diego Pituca drive the team’s attack and defensive transitions.

Forward

Kashima’s attacking line is marked by versatile forwards capable of playing centrally or wide. Recent leaders up front include Yuma Suzuki, a cult hero among fans, and Everaldo, a prolific Brazilian striker.

The Antlers are renowned for giving opportunities to young talents through their academy system, ensuring long-term continuity and club identity.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Kashima Antlers continuing their proud tradition in the J1 League, with a blend of established stars, exciting youth prospects, and accomplished foreign signings. The squad reflects the club’s ambitions at the top level of Japanese football.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Yuya Oki		Japan	22/07/1999
Updating	31	Kosei Tani		Japan	22/11/2000
Updating	38	Taiki Yamada		Japan	08/06/2002
Defender
Updating	5	Ikuma Sekigawa		Japan	08/09/2000
Updating	22	Naomichi Ueda		Japan	24/10/1994
Updating	2	Koki Anzai		Japan	31/05/1995
Updating	55	Kim Min-tae		South Korea	26/11/1993
Updating	16	Ryotaro Araki		Japan	29/01/2002
Midfielder
Updating	33	Diego Pituca		Brazil	15/08/1992
Updating	25	Yuta Matsumura		Japan	22/07/1998
Updating	10	Katsuya Nagato		Japan	15/12/1995
Updating	13	Hayato Nakama		Japan	27/05/1992
Updating	30	Kei Chinen		Japan	17/03/1995
Updating	8	Shoma Doi		Japan	21/05/1992
Forward
Updating	40	Yuma Suzuki		Japan	26/04/1996
Updating	9	Everaldo		Brazil	05/07/1991
Updating	36	Ryotaro Araki		Japan	29/01/2002
Updating	15	Shintaro Nago		Japan	15/04/1996
Manager
Updating		Ranko Popović		Serbia	26/06/1967
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Kashima Antlers has established itself as one of the most successful clubs in Japanese football, owing much of its success to the leadership of several distinguished head coaches. Over the decades, Kashima has been guided by domestic and international managers whose tactical acumen and philosophy have shaped the Antlers’ unique winning culture. Below are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of Kashima Antlers:

Jorginho: The Brazilian coach led Kashima Antlers to their historic first J1 League title of the modern era in 2016, as well as the Emperor's Cup that same year. He is credited for modernizing their playing style and bringing renewed discipline to the squad.
Toni Oliveira: Oliveira served as manager in the mid-1990s, leading the team to both J.League Cup and Emperor's Cup victories, laying the foundation for the Antlers’ later domination of Japanese football.
Oswaldo de Oliveira: A legendary figure at Kashima, Oswaldo de Oliveira managed the team during three periods (2007–2011, 2013–2014, and 2017–2018). Under his stewardship, Kashima won three consecutive J1 League titles (2007, 2008, 2009), multiple cups, and established themselves as a dynasty.
Masatada Ishii: Appointed in 2015, Ishii led the Antlers to the J1 League and Emperor’s Cup double in 2016 and guided them to the final of the 2016 FIFA Club World Cup, where they finished runners-up to Real Madrid.
Go Oiwa: Oiwa succeeded Ishii in 2017, steering Kashima Antlers to win their first-ever AFC Champions League title in 2018 and further consolidating their status in Asian football.

These coaches, among others, have left an indelible mark on the history of Kashima Antlers, helping the club become one of the most decorated teams in Japan and the wider Asian continent.

Period	Manager	Country	born
15/12/2022 – Present	Daiki Iwamasa	Japan	30/01/1982
01/01/2022 – 14/12/2022	René Weiler	Switzerland	13/09/1973
01/01/2021 – 31/12/2021	Naoki Soma	Japan	19/07/1971
01/01/2020 – 31/12/2020	Antlers Coaching Committee (interim)	Japan	Updating...
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2019	Go Oiwa	Japan	23/06/1972
22/07/2015 – 31/05/2017	Masatada Ishii	Japan	01/02/1967
29/05/2015 – 21/07/2015	Toshiyuki Yanagida (interim)	Japan	09/11/1970
01/01/2013 – 28/05/2015	Toninho Cerezo	Brazil	21/04/1955
01/01/2011 – 31/12/2012	Jorginho	Brazil	31/08/1964
01/01/2007 – 31/12/2011	Oswaldo de Oliveira	Brazil	05/12/1950
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2006	Paulo Autuori	Brazil	25/08/1956
01/01/2004 – 31/12/2005	Hayato Shimizu	Japan	22/11/1953
01/01/2001 – 31/12/2003	Zico	Brazil	03/03/1953
01/01/1999 – 31/12/2000	Toninho Cerezo	Brazil	21/04/1955
01/01/1997 – 31/12/1998	Zico	Brazil	03/03/1953
01/01/1995 – 31/12/1996	Masakatsu Miyamoto	Japan	04/07/1938
01/07/1994 – 31/12/1994	Toni Oliveira	Portugal	15/12/1946
01/01/1993 – 30/06/1994	Masakatsu Miyamoto	Japan	04/07/1938
01/01/1992 – 31/12/1992	Eduardo Araujo	Brazil	Updating...
01/01/1991 – 31/12/1991	Takashi Sekizuka	Japan	26/10/1960
Earlier/Other	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Kashima Antlers is a professional football club based in Kashima, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Renowned as one of the most successful clubs in Japanese football history, Kashima Antlers' identity is deeply reflected in its crest and colors, which have evolved over time to symbolize its enduring spirit and achievements.

Originally, the Kashima Antlers crest featured a stylized stag’s antlers—“antler” being a direct reference to the city’s name, "Kashima," which means "deer island" in Japanese. The earliest crest was simple, framed with red and white, and a pair of antlers prominent in the center. Over the years, the club has progressively enhanced the modernity of its crest. The current emblem was introduced in 2007 and maintains the antlers motif, rendered in an elegant silver and gold outline on a red-and-navy background, with the club’s name “Kashima Antlers” written in a dynamic, italic font. The antlers represent the strength, dignity, and fighting spirit of the team.

The traditional colors of Kashima Antlers are deep red and navy blue. Red signifies passion, power, and courage, while navy blue conveys composure and determination. In early years, the club also experimented with white and gold accents in away kits and special editions. The home kit, however, has always been notably red, making it synonymous with the club’s legacy.

Throughout their history, the continuity of the crest’s core elements and the preservation of their iconic colors have solidified the Kashima Antlers’ distinguished image both in Japan and internationally.

Fan Club

Kashima Antlers boasts a dedicated and passionate supporter base, recognized for their fervent and harmonious support on match days. The largest and most notable fan club is the "Antlers Supporters," founded soon after the club’s inception in the J.League era during the early 1990s.

"Antlers Supporters" are celebrated for their vibrant displays, including large tifo choreographies, coordinated chants, red and navy flags, and unwavering vocal encouragement throughout matches. The group's unity and sense of community mirror the club's deep roots in the Kashima region, turning Kashima Soccer Stadium into an intimidating venue for visiting teams.

Kashima fans are distinguished by their respectful and family-friendly approach, often bringing generations of supporters together. The Antlers' fan culture emphasizes sportsmanship, respect for tradition, and a close relationship with the players and the local city. For away matches, large groups of Antlers fans travel nationwide, demonstrating their loyalty and commitment.

Besides local fan clubs, the Antlers also enjoy a substantial national following, with many supporters who have been inspired by the club’s domestic and continental successes.

Stadium

Kashima Antlers play their home matches at the Kashima Soccer Stadium, located in Kashima City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The stadium is one of the most iconic football-specific venues in the country.

Opened in 1993 with a capacity of 15,000 spectators, the stadium underwent major renovations and expansions ahead of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Its capacity was increased to approximately 40,728, making it one of the largest club stadiums in Japan. Kashima Soccer Stadium hosted several high-profile World Cup matches, showcasing its modern facilities and world-class pitch.

Recent upgrades include the installation of new LED floodlights, advanced turf technology, and improved spectator amenities to enhance the matchday experience. The stadium’s design ensures excellent views from all seats and a compact, intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.

Kashima Soccer Stadium is not only a fortress for the Antlers but also a symbol of football culture in Ibaraki, serving the local community with pride and history.

Honours and Awards

Kashima Antlers are widely regarded as the most decorated football club in Japan, amassing a record number of domestic titles and making significant impact in continental competitions since their establishment in 1947 (as Sumitomo Metal Industries Football Club, later becoming Kashima Antlers in 1991).

The Antlers have set the benchmark in Japanese football by winning the J.League more than any other club and securing multiple Emperor’s Cups and League Cups. Their remarkable 2018 AFC Champions League triumph made them Asian champions for the first time, further cementing their legacy.

The list below details Kashima Antlers’ major honours:

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	J1 League (Japan)	8	Champion	1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2016
2	Emperor's Cup (Japan)	5	Winner	1997, 2000, 2007, 2010, 2016
3	J.League Cup (Japan)	6	Winner	1997, 2000, 2002, 2011, 2012, 2015
4	Japanese Super Cup	6	Winner	1997, 1998, 1999, 2009, 2010, 2017
5	AFC Champions League (Asia)	1	Winner	2018
6	Japanese Division 2	1	Champion	1984
7	FIFA Club World Cup (Runner-up)	1	Runner-up	2016

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FAQs about Kashima Antlers

Q: What is the meaning behind the name “Kashima Antlers”?

A: “Kashima” means “deer island” in Japanese, and “Antlers” refers to the local deer population and is a symbol of strength and pride.

Q: What are the main colors of Kashima Antlers’ home kit?

A: The main colors are deep red and navy blue, with red being the dominant color of the home jersey.

Q: What is the current capacity of Kashima Soccer Stadium?

A: The stadium’s capacity is approximately 40,728 after the 2002 expansion.

Q: How many times has Kashima Antlers won the J1 League?

A: Kashima Antlers have won the J1 League 8 times, which is the most in Japanese football history.

Q: Who are Kashima Antlers’ biggest rivals?

A: Their main rivals are Urawa Red Diamonds and Júbilo Iwata, with matches against these clubs known as some of the fiercest in the J.League.

Q: Has Kashima Antlers won the AFC Champions League?

A: Yes, Kashima Antlers won the AFC Champions League in 2018.

Q: What is unique about the Antlers’ supporters?

A: Antlers fans are renowned for their coordinated chants, decorative tifos, and community spirit, making Kashima Soccer Stadium an energizing venue for both players and visitors.

Q: Who is the all-time top scorer for Kashima Antlers?

A: The club’s all-time top scorer is Masashi Motoyama, though several notable forwards such as Marquinhos and Yūto Ōno have held prominent scoring records.

Q: What was Kashima Antlers’ best result at the FIFA Club World Cup?

A: Kashima Antlers finished as runners-up in the 2016 FIFA Club World Cup, losing to Real Madrid in the final.

Q: When was Kashima Antlers founded?

A: The club originated in 1947 as Sumitomo Metal Industries FC and officially became Kashima Antlers in 1991 ahead of the inaugural J.League.

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