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Japan beat Bolivia
Bolivia 0 – 3 Japan
FT · Tue, Nov 18

Match Details

Japan National Stadium (Tokyo) · 53,508 fans

Commentary

  • ·Match ends, Japan 3, Bolivia 0.
  • 90'+3'Second Half ends, Japan 3, Bolivia 0.
  • 90'+2'Attempt missed. Diego Medina (Bolivia) right footed shot from the right side of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Miguel Terceros.
  • 90'+1'Fourth official has announced 2 minutes of added time.
  • 90'+1'Foul by Ayase Ueda (Japan).
  • 90'+1'Marcelo Tórrez (Bolivia) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
  • 87'Miguel Terceros (Bolivia) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
  • 87'Foul by Ayumu Seko (Japan).
  • 86'Corner, Bolivia. Conceded by Ayumu Seko.
  • 85'Attempt missed. Miguel Terceros (Bolivia) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the left. Assisted by Robson Matheus.
  • 82'Substitution, Japan. Keisuke Goto replaces Daizen Maeda.
  • 81'Corner, Japan. Conceded by Héctor Cuéllar.

Line Score

12T
BOL 00 0
JPN 12 3

Match Leaders

Bolivia
Japan

Key Events

82'Substitution, Japan. Keisuke Goto replaces Daizen Maeda.
78'Substitution, Bolivia. Moisés Villarroel replaces Gabriel Villamíl.
78'Keito Nakamura (Japan) Goal at 78'
78'Goal! Japan 3, Bolivia 0. Keito Nakamura (Japan) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Ayase Ueda.
77'Substitution, Japan. Joel Chima Fujita replaces Daichi Kamada.
76'Moises Villarroel (Bolivia) Substitution at 76'
72'Goal! Japan 2, Bolivia 0. Shuto Machino (Japan) left footed shot from very close range to the top right corner. Assisted by Keito Nakamura.
71'Shuto Machino (Japan) Goal at 71'
67'Substitution, Japan. Shuto Machino replaces Takefusa Kubo.
67'Substitution, Japan. Ayase Ueda replaces Koki Ogawa.
67'Substitution, Japan. Keito Nakamura replaces Takumi Minamino.
55'Kou Itakura (Japan) Yellow Card at 55'
55'Ko Itakura (Japan) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45'Substitution, Bolivia. Robson Matheus replaces Ervin Vaca.
45'Substitution, Japan. Ritsu Doan replaces Yukinari Sugawara.
34'Fernando Nava (Bolivia) Yellow Card at 34'
34'Fernando Nava (Bolivia) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
25'Yukinari Sugawara (Japan) Yellow Card at 25'
25'Yukinari Sugawara (Japan) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
4'Daichi Kamada (Japan) Goal at 4'
4'Goal! Japan 1, Bolivia 0. Daichi Kamada (Japan) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Takefusa Kubo with a cross.

Team Stats

BoliviaJapan
General
0 Possession % 0
0 Shots 0
0 On Target 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corners 0
0 Fouls 0
Passing & Defense
0 Passes Completed 0
0 Crosses Won 0
0 Tackles Won 0
0 Interceptions 0
0 Clearances 0
Discipline
0 Yellow Cards 0
0 Red Cards 0
0 Saves 0

Recent Form

Japan D L D W W
Bolivia L W W L L

Starting Lineups

Bolivia4-3-3
23 Viscarra
3 Medina 4 Tórrez 2 Arroyo 17 Fernández
6 Cuéllar 16 Vaca 15 Villamil
7 Terceros 9 Monteiro 11 Nava
8 Minamino
19 Ogawa 20 Kubo A
11 Maeda 15 Kamada 4'4' 6 Endo 2 Sugawara
22 Seko 3 Taniguchi 4 Itakura
1 Hayakawa
Japan3-4-2-1
Full lineups and substitutes

Japan

  1. TH #1 Tomoki HayakawaG
  2. ST #3 Shogo TaniguchiCD
  3. AS #22 Ayumu SekoCD-L
  4. #4 Kou ItakuraCD-R
  5. DK #15 Daichi KamadaCM-L4'4'
  6. WE #6 Wataru EndoCM-R
  7. DM #11 Daizen MaedaLM
  8. #2 Yukinari SugawaraRM
  9. #19 Koki OgawaF
  10. TM #8 Takumi MinaminoCF-L
  11. TK #20 Takefusa KuboCF-R
Substitutes · 6 used

Bolivia

  1. GV #23 Guillermo ViscarraG
  2. DA #2 Diego ArroyoCD-L
  3. MT #4 Marcelo TórrezCD-R
  4. RF #17 Roberto FernándezLB
  5. DM #3 Diego MedinaRB
  6. EV #16 Ervin VacaCM
  7. GV #15 Gabriel VillamilLM
  8. HC #6 Héctor CuéllarRM
  9. EM #9 Enzo MonteiroF
  10. FN #11 Fernando NavaLF
  11. MT #7 Miguel TercerosRF
Substitutes · 2 used

Roster

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