At previous World Cups, Japan never reached the last 16, but their coach Hajime Moriyasu target record that will reach the last eight in Qatar this year---.
Federation
In the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in Asia (AFC), Japan finished second in Group B of the third round. Through 10 matches, they won 7, drew 1 and lost 2 matches with 22 points. The gap below the top team Saudi Arabia is only one point.
World Cup History
The Japanese Samurai have played in six World Cups and have made it to the last 16 in 2002, 2010 and 2018. In 2002, Japan partnered with South Korea to host its first World Cup.
That year, in the scoring session, Japan did really well, taking the top spot in Group H, ahead of Belgium, Russia and Tunisia. With no failure at all. However, reaching the last 16, Japan lost 1-0 to Turkey at home at Miyagi Stadium and fell to this stage.
Key players
Experienced and capable defender Maya Yoshida will lead the Japanese squad on the pitch in Qatar. The 34-year-old has played two World Cup events already in 2014 and 2018, so they have enough experience to support for the game time coming.
Speaking of professional clubs, Yoshida has played for many European teams such as VVV-Venlo (Netherlands), Southampton (England), Sampdoria (Italy) and now playing in Schalke 04 German top league.
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Source: The Sun
At previous World Cups, Japan never reached the last 16, but their coach Hajime Moriyasu target record that will reach the last eight in Qatar this year---.
Federation
In the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in Asia (AFC), Japan finished second in Group B of the third round. Through 10 matches, they won 7, drew 1 and lost 2 matches with 22 points. The gap below the top team Saudi Arabia is only one point.
World Cup History
The Japanese Samurai have played in six World Cups and have made it to the last 16 in 2002, 2010 and 2018. In 2002, Japan partnered with South Korea to host its first World Cup.
That year, in the scoring session, Japan did really well, taking the top spot in Group H, ahead of Belgium, Russia and Tunisia. With no failure at all. However, reaching the last 16, Japan lost 1-0 to Turkey at home at Miyagi Stadium and fell to this stage.
Key players
Experienced and capable defender Maya Yoshida will lead the Japanese squad on the pitch in Qatar. The 34-year-old has played two World Cup events already in 2014 and 2018, so they have enough experience to support for the game time coming.
Speaking of professional clubs, Yoshida has played for many European teams such as VVV-Venlo (Netherlands), Southampton (England), Sampdoria (Italy) and now playing in Schalke 04 German top league.
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Source: The Sun
