Bahrain U-20
CharacterBahrain U-20 is the Gulf nation's under-twenty football team, drawn into Group J of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. After an opening loss to Canada, they bounce back with a narrow win over Croatia during the group phase.
Overview
Bahrain U-20 fields the country's youth internationals, all under the age of twenty, in the pages of Blue Lock. The manga enters them into Group J for the U-20 World Cup group stage.
Role
Their campaign begins with a one-goal defeat to Canada before they recover to beat Croatia by the same slim margin, with a fixture against Ghana still ahead. Both completed games have their outcomes recorded but not their exact scorelines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does U-20 mean in Blue Lock?
U-20 refers to the U-20 World Cup, a tournament of under-twenty national teams in the Blue Lock manga. Bahrain U-20 is one of the entrants, drawn into Group J.
What group is Bahrain U-20 in?
Bahrain U-20 is placed in Group J of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga.
How did Bahrain U-20 perform against Canada?
Bahrain U-20 opens its campaign with a one-goal defeat to Canada in the group stage.
Did Bahrain U-20 beat Croatia?
Yes, Bahrain U-20 recovers from its opening loss to beat Croatia by a narrow one-goal margin, with a fixture against Ghana still to come.
Did the real Bahrain compete in the U-20 World Cup?
No, the real Bahrain did not take part in the youth tournament held in Poland, making Bahrain U-20's Blue Lock appearance fictional.
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