Captain Tsubasa: Junior Youth Arc (English Subbed)

With the big tournament over in surprising twist, a match of formidable high school students awaits.

The team to travel to Europe's been announced! Hyuga is captain, but Tsubasa is determined to play.

In a practice match between Japan and Hamburg, Wakabayashi and Schneider impress while Hyuga fumes.

While the match against Hamburg proves disastrous for Japan, the team vows to start afresh.

In France Taro Misaki is asked to join Team Japan and takes on the French to show he’s still got it!

Tsubasa returns! Now that he's back in action his teammates play like completely different athletes.

Now in Paris, Tsubasa just can't sit still. In the city he meets a familiar face with amazing skill.

It's the opening ceremony of the big tournament, but Misaki has his mind on how far he's come.

It’s Japan versus Italy and tempers flare. Still Tsubasa rises to the occasion with fighting spirit.

Italy's goalkeeper, Zino Hernandez, puts Japan on the offensive, but Misaki is watching…

Thanks to Tsubasa and Misaki, Japan ties with Italy. Then Tsubasa makes one final gamble...

Host France has its first match against England, and the stadium is abuzz. The pressure is on.

Roberto Hongo is in Paris but implores Katagiri to not let Tsubasa know he is merely miles away.

It's Japan versus Argentina; winners progress to the finals. But Tsubasa is seriously distracted.

Diaz may be on a roll, but Tsubasa and Hyuga join forces for a special attack. Japan strikes back!

Misaki manages a miracle shot, but Japan needs more than a tie. Who will walk away the victor?

It's the second half, 4 to 4. Now Japan puts in the amazing Jun Misugi. Argentina is in for a fight!

Team Japan is in the lead, but the self-declared genius is ready. Who will make it to the top four?

It's the first match of the final tournament, but which striker will dominate is anyone’s guess…

In the second match of the finals, Japan faces host France amidst raucous cheers for the home team.

Kickoff at the finals! Japan dominates early, but Germany’s elusive Phantom Keeper stands ready.