
Opening the ninth slot of Volume 37, chapter 330 of Blue Lock advances the U-20 World Cup Arc and introduces a cluster of new France U-20 players to the tournament stage, adding several fresh names to the roster as the World Cup showdown builds.
Carrying the English title Favorite to Win, this twenty-page installment moves the U-20 World Cup Arc forward. The chapter gathers a broad Blue Lock roster, among them Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, Meguru Bachira, and Oliver Aiku, set against members of the opposing French lineup.
Five characters make their first appearance here: Bats, Leyden, Hermes, Delon, and Camus, expanding the France U-20 side as the tournament continues.

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Blue Lock Chapter 330 carries the English title Favorite to Win, with the Japanese title Yusho Koho.
Chapter 330 is the ninth chapter of volume 37 and advances the U-20 World Cup Arc, pitting a Blue Lock roster that includes Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, Meguru Bachira, and Oliver Aiku against the French lineup.
Chapter 330 introduces five new France U-20 players: Bats, Leyden, Hermes, Delon, and Camus.
Blue Lock Chapter 330 reached Japan on January 7, 2026 and the United States on January 6, 2026, as part of issue 2026-6.
Chapter 330 is the ninth chapter of volume 37 in Blue Lock's U-20 World Cup Arc.
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