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[Sports News]The Women’s Football World Cup being held in Australia and New Zealand has entered the final stage of the group stage. The two strong teams in Group C competed for the top spot in Wellington today (31st). In 2011, Japan, the champion Japan, relied on four counterattacks in the first and second half. Miyazawa Hinata scored two goals alone. In addition, Riko Ueki and Minami Tanaka won a 4-0 first place qualifying. Beat Spain in the World Cup.
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Miyazawa Hyuga (Photo: FIFA)
Japan, ranked 11th in the world, and Spain, the top five, shared six points in Group C before the game, but the latter can maintain the first place as long as they remain unbeaten with better goal difference. Spain has Alexia Putellas, the winner of the women’s Golden Globe Award from the previous year, as the re-election, and almost opened the scoring in the early stage, but Aitana Bonmati failed to respond to the cross in the penalty area. Japan opened the record with a counterattack in the 12th minute. Left winger Endo Jun made a big kick, and Miyazawa Hyuga broke through and shot offside to score 1:0.
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Riko Ueki (Photo: FIFA)
“Yamato Nadeshiko” opened with a counterattack in the 17th minute. Ueki Riko got up after responding to Miyazawa Hinata’s cross. Japan’s counterattack was very effective in the first half. Miyazawa Hinata once again broke through offside and scored 3:0 in 40 minutes. Seven minutes before the end of the game, Minami Tanaka performed solo as a backup, pulling his left foot into the dead corner to secure a four-goal victory for Japan.
This is the first time the Japanese women’s football team has won against Spain five times. In the past, they only recorded one and four losses. After winning the wave, Japan ranked first in Group C with nine points. They will face Norway, which is second in Group A, in the round of 16, and Spain will face Switzerland, which is the first in Group A.
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Japan’s men’s and women’s football teams met Spain in the group stage in the two World Cups within eight months, and they also won. The Japanese men’s football team beat Spain in the final round of the World Cup in Qatar in December last year. Morada opened the record early in the first half. However, it took only four minutes for Doan, who was a substitute at halftime, to equalize. Another reserve player, Misaki Kaoru, concocted one of the classic goals of the session in the 53rd minute. When the ball was 1.88mm out of bounds, it was crossed to Aoshi Tanaka and scored. Anti-victory.
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2023-07-31 09:00:48
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