Blue Lock Chapter 364 spoilers have expanded, with the second part of “One-Point Gamble” continuing Japan’s increasingly complicated battle against England.
The chapter was divided into two installments following artist Yusuke Nomura’s illness. Part 1 officially released on Oct. 6, while Part 2 is expected on Oct. 13.
Early spoilers for Part 2 are now circulating. The following summary contains details ahead of the official English release.
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Full Spoiler Summary
Chapter 364 begins with Japan enjoying a rare moment of control against England.
Kurona and Kiyora successfully combine their abilities to restrict Teddy Knight’s movement and recover possession.
Their coordinated Hunting Dog Press gives Japan an answer to the player who previously dominated the match.
However, England manager Fox refuses to abandon his system.
When Ego questions why Teddy remains on the field despite being neutralized, Fox reveals that he anticipated Japan’s strategy.
Teddy immediately moves toward the center, creating a new attacking combination with Lockhart.
The first part ends with Japan struggling to understand England’s adjustment.
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Part 2 Spoilers
The second part picks up with Teddy Knight and Lockhart advancing together.
Kurona quickly realizes that his assigned marking strategy is becoming ineffective.
Previously, he could concentrate on chasing Teddy while Kiyora waited to intercept the ball.
Now, England has two attacking options moving together.
Lockhart could continue forward and shoot, or he could involve Teddy through a pass.
Either choice threatens to break Japan’s defensive structure.
Isagi Intercepts England’s Attack
As England pushes forward, Japan’s defenders scramble to contain the danger.
Aiku and Kiyora prepare to challenge Teddy and Lockhart, but the situation appears to favor England.
Then Isagi intervenes.
Rather than joining the expected defensive confrontation directly, Isagi recognizes an opening in Fox’s new attacking pattern.
He approaches through Teddy’s blind spot and steals possession before England can complete its move.
The interception surprises both teams.
Even Fox appears caught off guard by how quickly Isagi covers the necessary distance.
How Does Isagi Outsmart Fox?
Fox expected Japan to concentrate its defense around Teddy and Lockhart.
His plan created a situation where England’s two attackers could exploit the defenders assigned to stop them.
Isagi refuses to follow that setup.
Instead, he identifies the shortest route into the developing play.
By approaching from an unexpected angle, Isagi reaches the ball without allowing Teddy to react in time.
It’s another example of Isagi using his understanding of the entire field rather than relying on individual speed or strength.
Fox prepared an answer for Ego’s adjustments.
He apparently forgot that Isagi enjoys rewriting the questions.
Isagi Passes to Chigiri
After recovering possession, Isagi immediately looks to turn the defensive stop into an attack.
However, England still has enough players positioned to respond if Isagi tries to finish the move himself.
Rather than forcing a shot, he identifies a better option.
Hyoma Chigiri.
Chigiri has the acceleration and speed needed to exploit the space England left behind while advancing.
Isagi sends the ball toward him, allowing Japan to launch a rapid counterattack.
Chigiri accelerates past the defenders as the chapter approaches its conclusion.
The early spoilers do not confirm that he scores.
Instead, the chapter leaves Japan with a promising attacking opportunity after spending much of the second half trying to survive England’s tactical adjustments.
Will Chigiri Score Against England?
Chigiri’s involvement gives Japan an opportunity to turn Isagi’s interception into something more meaningful.
The team remains behind on the scoreboard, so simply stopping Teddy isn’t enough.
Japan needs goals.
Chigiri’s speed makes him particularly dangerous when defenders are forced to turn and chase.
However, England has already demonstrated how quickly Fox can adapt.
Whether Chigiri can finish the counterattack remains one of the biggest questions heading into Chapter 365.
Why Was Blue Lock Chapter 364 Split Into Two Parts?
Blue Lock Chapter 364 was divided following a reported illness affecting artist Yusuke Nomura.
Part 1 contained only eight pages and released officially on Oct. 6.
Part 2 continues the same chapter rather than introducing Chapter 365.
That distinction matters because the manga’s numbering has temporarily fallen behind its usual weekly release rhythm.
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Part 2 Release Date
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Part 1 released officially on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026.
Part 2 is expected to release through K MANGA on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.
The second installment is scheduled for the following day’s issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine in Japan.
You can follow upcoming releases through our Blue Lock manga release schedule.
When Will Blue Lock Chapter 365 Release?
Blue Lock Chapter 365 is currently expected on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, following the completion of Chapter 364.
The date remains provisional until K MANGA publishes its updated chapter listing.
For the next installment, see our Blue Lock Chapter 365 spoiler guide.
Where to Read Blue Lock Chapter 364
Both parts of Blue Lock Chapter 364 are available or scheduled for official publication through K MANGA.
Isagi has found a way around Fox’s latest adjustment, but Japan still needs to turn that opportunity into a goal.
Chigiri now has the ball and a chance to make his speed count.
The next question is whether England has another answer waiting.
