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Blue Lock episode 11 will be broadcast on Sunday, December 18, 2022, at 1:30 am JST on TV Asahi. The episode will be available to stream internationally on Crunchyroll, with a few exceptions in select countries where the anime will be available to watch on Netflix.
The previous episode saw Team Z trying for a comeback win when Nagi Seishiro had his own awakening, following which he scored an outstanding goal. However, Team Z did not back down, as their Isagi's ability to envision the future helped them level the scoreline again. Later in the episode, Kuon sacrificed himself in an attempt to stop Team V from scoring a fifth goal.
Isagi set to initiate Team Z's attack in Blue Lock episode 11
Release date and time, where to watch
Blue Lock episode 11 is set to be released on December 18, 2022. The release date and time of the upcoming episode will differ across time zones, allowing most international fans to watch it on Saturday, December 17, 2022.
Blue Lock episode 11 will be released at the following times internationally:
- Pacific Standard Time: 7 am, Saturday, December 17
- Central Standard Time: 9 am, Saturday, December 17
- Eastern Standard Time: 10 am, Saturday, December 17
- British Standard Time: 3 pm, Saturday, December 17
- Central European Time: 4 pm, Saturday, December 17
- Indian Standard Time: 10 pm, Saturday, December 17
- Philippine Standard Time: 12:30 am, Sunday, December 18
- Australia Central Standard Time: 2 am, Sunday, December 18
Blue Lock episode 11 will be available on Crunchyroll in most parts of the world. The anime will also be available to stream on Netflix in select Asian countries, including Japan, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand.
As for South and South-East Asian countries, the anime will also be available to watch on Ani-One Asia Ultra, the Ani-One Asia YouTube channel’s membership service.
What to expect from Blue Lock episode 11?
Blue Lock episode 11 will resume right from where the previous episode ended, as Isagi will most likely setup the final attack for Team Z against Team V. With the scores tied at 4-4 and only three minutes remaining, Team Z will soon have to score the winning goal if they wish to go to the second selection of the Blue Lock Project.
However, it is not going to be easy, especially after Nagi Seishiro has had his awakening. He is now quite vary of Yoichi Isagi and wishes to win the match for Reo, with whom he has won every match he has played till date. Thus, fans could witness a battle between Yoichi Isagi and Nagi Seishiro in Blue Lock episode 11.
What happened last time?
Blue Lock episode 10, titled Just the Way it is, saw Reo struggling to create an attack when Nagi Seishiro had an awakening. He initiated the attack and scored an outstanding goal with some help from Zantetsu.
Later, Isagi, making use of his ability, envisioned a goal and helped Chigiri get past Nagi and Zantetsu, which left Team Z to score their fourth goal, making the score 4-4.
Just as Team V was about to score their fifth goal, Kuon, who remembered his past, grabbed Nagi to stop their attack, causing him to receive a red card.
After Iemon managed to save Reo's free kick, Isagi was set to initiate Team Z's last attack.
