The Japanese national soccer team won 4-1 at home against Canada in the October A match evaluation match held at 7:35 p.m. on the 13th in Niigata Stidaum, Japan.
Two minutes into the first half, Japan led 1-0 with a low mid-range shot from just outside the box by Tana Ao. In the 21st minute of the first half, he allowed a penalty kick, but goalkeeper Osako Caseke made a remarkable save to block a penalty kick kicked by Jonathan David.
In the 40th minute of the first half, Canada’s top star Alfonso Davis kicked a low cross from the left to clear it from the box, hitting the goalkeeper in the head and making an own goal. In the 42nd minute of the first half, the Canadian defense turned the ball from behind and was taken away by the pressure of the offense, and the counterattack continued, and Keito Nakamura made 3-0 with a right-footed shot in the box to finish the first half 3-0.
In the fourth minute of the second half, Ao Tanaga, who scored the first goal, took over Junya Ito’s fantastic chest trapping at the arc circle, giving Japan a 4-0 lead with his second goal with a right-footed shot from the box. In the 44th minute of the second half, the Japanese goalkeeper failed to clear the left low cross properly, and Junior Hoylett pushed it into the net in the box, avoiding a scoreless goal for Canada. Still, Japan won 4-1.
After the match, Japanese media Nikkan Sports published a column by critic Sergiu Echigo. Sergiou Echigo, a Japanese-Brazilian who played on the Brazilian stage and in Japan in the 1960s and 1970s, said, “It was good not to call out Mitoma Kaoru, Doan Ritz, and Daichi Kamada, who were in bad condition. Canada was not a strong opponent enough to play with the best members, he said. “It would have been better to play against Asian strong teams such as South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Iran.” We would have played harder and more sincerely because we have pride in each other,” he said, pointing out that Canada was not a strong opponent in the first place.
Japan’s long-term goal is to reach the quarterfinals of the World Cup. The columnist said, “Canada is not a match for the quarterfinals of the World Cup. The defense was too weak and afraid of Japan’s pressure. “If Canada was in the same group at the World Cup, I would have been very happy,” he said. “The Japan Football Association is pushing for a domestic warm-up match in terms of finances and sponsors. An expedition to Europe is about once a year, but it cannot grow in this environment. “In the future, all friendly matches cannot challenge the top level of the World Cup unless there is a drastic change in Europe,” he criticized.
“A 4-1 victory over Canada with 1.5 troops. Fans will be sweet and happy, but such joy must be earned through the World Cup. You shouldn’t be afraid to go down a difficult path. He stressed the need for an away match in Europe, saying, “If we don’t go on an away trip to Europe under the excuse that we don’t have money, we can’t achieve our dream of the World Cup quarterfinals.”
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