Holy Road (ホーリーロード, Hōrī Rōdo, dub: Saints' Way[note 1]) is a soccer tournament, Inazuma Eleven GO's equivalent to the original series' Football Frontier.
Inazuma Eleven GO[]

A Holy Road poster.
Although it is a soccer tournament, it is also an election to determine the leader of youth soccer, the Holy Emperor. At the start of the series, the Holy Emperor was Ishido Shuuji.
After Raimon won the Holy Road tournament, Ishido Shuuji was replaced by Hibiki as the new Holy Emperor, who brought back real soccer.
The Holy Road tournament is being controlled by Fifth Sector. The national phase of the tournament is besieged in the Russian Roulette.
Participating Teams[]
Kanto Region Block A[]
- Aoba Gakuen (switched block with Teikoku Gakuen)
- Mannouzaka
- Raimon
- Tengawara
Kanto Region Block B[]
- Kaiou
- Teikoku Gakuen (switched block with Aoba Gakuen)
Nationals[]
- Arakumo Gakuen
- Gassan Kunimitsu
- Genei Gakuen
- Hakuren
- Kidokawa Seishuu
- Raimon
- Seidouzan
- Dragonlink (Replaced Seidouzan in the second half of the final)
- Senbayama
- An unknown team that had a match against Arakumo Gakuen
Matches[]

The Russian Roulette.
Kanto Qualifiers First Rounds[]
Kanto Qualifiers Quarter-Finals[]
- Raimon VS Mannouzaka: Win of Raimon (3-2)
Kanto Qualifiers Semi-Finals[]
- Raimon VS Teikoku Gakuen: Win of Raimon (3-2)
- Kaiou VS Aoba Gakuen: Win of Kaiou
Kanto Qualifiers Final[]
- Raimon VS Kaiou : Win of Raimon (4-3)
Nationals First Rounds[]
- Raimon VS Gassan Kunimitsu: Win of Raimon (3-2)
Nationals Second Rounds[]
- Raimon VS Hakuren: Win of Raimon (3-2)
Nationals Third Rounds[]
- Raimon VS Kidokawa Seishuu: Win of Raimon (3-2)
Nationals Quarter-Finals[]
- Raimon VS Genei Gakuen: Win of Raimon (4-3)
- Arakumo Gakuen VS Unknown Team: Win of Arakumo Gakuen
Nationals Semi-Finals[]
National Final[]
- Raimon VS Seidouzan : Inconclusive (Match ended at halftime)
- Raimon VS Dragonlink : Win of Raimon (5-4) (Match only played for second half)
Stadiums[]
Trivia[]

The Holy Road participants (except for Aoba Gakuen, Teikoku) at the selection ceremony for the FFIV2.
- Aoba Gakuen was originally in Block A, but the Holy Emperor changed the semi-final pairs so that Raimon could play with Teikoku. Eventually, Aoba Gakuen lost to Kaiou in the semi-finals.
- There are six stadiums in the nationals of the Holy Road.
- The final was played at Heavenly Emperor Stadium.
- In the Yabuno Tenya's Inazuma Eleven GO manga, the Holy Road tournament never occurred in the two volumes comprising the GO arc. Raimon only fought against Team T and Team S.
Notes[]
- ↑ Anime localization: Holy Road.