2013 Vissel Kobe season

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Vissel Kobe
2013 season
Manager Flag of Japan.svg Ryo Adachi
Stadium Noevir Stadium Kobe
J2 League 2nd

2013 Vissel Kobe season.

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J2 League

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MatchDateTeamScoreTeamVenueAttendance
12013.03.03 Tokushima Vortis 0-1 Vissel Kobe Pocarisweat Stadium 7,917
22013.03.10 Vissel Kobe 4-0 FC Gifu Noevir Stadium Kobe 10,127
32013.03.17 Vissel Kobe 1-0 Consadole Sapporo Noevir Stadium Kobe 6,776
42013.03.20 Kyoto Sanga FC 4-1 Vissel Kobe Kyoto Nishikyogoku Athletic Stadium 9,485
52013.03.24 Vissel Kobe 4-1 Thespakusatsu Gunma Noevir Stadium Kobe 6,594
62013.03.31 Matsumoto Yamaga FC 1-2 Vissel Kobe Matsumotodaira Park Stadium 9,277
72013.04.07 Vissel Kobe 1-0 Montedio Yamagata Noevir Stadium Kobe 10,559
82013.04.14 Kataller Toyama 0-0 Vissel Kobe Toyama Stadium 3,624
92013.04.17 Vissel Kobe 2-1 Giravanz Kitakyushu Noevir Stadium Kobe 4,151
102013.04.21 Yokohama FC 1-2 Vissel Kobe NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium 4,328
112013.04.28 Vissel Kobe 3-3 Fagiano Okayama Noevir Stadium Kobe 14,249
122013.05.03 Avispa Fukuoka 0-0 Vissel Kobe Level5 Stadium 5,710
132013.05.06 Vissel Kobe 2-0 Gamba Osaka Noevir Stadium Kobe 23,012
142013.05.12 Tokyo Verdy 2-1 Vissel Kobe Tokyo National Stadium 7,464
152013.05.19 Ehime FC 2-4 Vissel Kobe Ningineer Stadium 3,923
162013.05.26 Vissel Kobe 0-1 Gainare Tottori Noevir Stadium Kobe 12,654
172013.06.01 Mito HollyHock 0-2 Vissel Kobe K's denki Stadium Mito 6,516
182013.06.08 Vissel Kobe 2-2 JEF United Chiba Noevir Stadium Kobe 11,361
192013.06.15 Tochigi SC 2-2 Vissel Kobe Tochigi Green Stadium 6,114
202013.06.22 Vissel Kobe 2-0 V-Varen Nagasaki Noevir Stadium Kobe 10,014
212013.06.29 Roasso Kumamoto 1-2 Vissel Kobe Umakana-Yokana Stadium 7,926
222013.07.03 Fagiano Okayama 1-0 Vissel Kobe Kanko Stadium 7,652
232013.07.07 Vissel Kobe 2-0 Ehime FC Noevir Stadium Kobe 10,160
242013.07.14 Vissel Kobe 1-0 Kataller Toyama Noevir Stadium Kobe 10,578
252013.07.20 Gamba Osaka 3-2 Vissel Kobe Expo '70 Commemorative Stadium 18,193
262013.07.27 Vissel Kobe 1-0 Yokohama FC Noevir Stadium Kobe 11,658
272013.08.04 Vissel Kobe 2-0 Tochigi SC Noevir Stadium Kobe 9,198
282013.08.11 FC Gifu 1-0 Vissel Kobe Gifu Nagaragawa Stadium 5,118
292013.08.18 Montedio Yamagata 3-2 Vissel Kobe ND Soft Stadium Yamagata 7,553
302013.08.21 Vissel Kobe 2-1 Tokyo Verdy Noevir Stadium Kobe 6,916
312013.08.25 Vissel Kobe 4-0 Avispa Fukuoka Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium 10,802
322013.09.01 Giravanz Kitakyushu 2-3 Vissel Kobe Honjo Stadium 1,829
332013.09.15 V-Varen Nagasaki 0-2 Vissel Kobe Nagasaki Stadium 12,156
342013.09.22 Vissel Kobe 3-2 Tokushima Vortis Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium 12,311
352013.09.29 Vissel Kobe 1-1 Mito HollyHock Noevir Stadium Kobe 9,878
362013.10.06 JEF United Chiba 2-1 Vissel Kobe Fukuda Denshi Arena 9,557
372013.10.20 Vissel Kobe 7-0 Matsumoto Yamaga FC Noevir Stadium Kobe 9,619
382013.10.27 Gainare Tottori 1-2 Vissel Kobe Tottori Bank Bird Stadium 5,108
392013.11.03 Vissel Kobe 0-0 Kyoto Sanga FC Noevir Stadium Kobe 22,468
402013.11.10 Consadole Sapporo 1-0 Vissel Kobe Sapporo Dome 18,088
412013.11.17 Thespakusatsu Gunma 2-2 Vissel Kobe Shoda Shoyu Stadium Gunma 4,235
422013.11.24 Vissel Kobe 3-0 Roasso Kumamoto Noevir Stadium Kobe 18,756

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