Kirin Cup: Japan 6-0 Tenman Salvador Kushi Hidei 1 shot 2 pass Kaoru Mikasa 2
In a Kirin Cup match that ended on the evening of June 15, Beijing time, Japan, sitting at Toyota Stadium, swept the world's 75th-ranked Salvador 6-0. In the first half, Kubo assisted Akira Taniguchi's head hammer blitz, followed by Ronald Rodriguez eating the red dot set, and Ueda Kiyo shooting Jiangong; Kaoru Mikasa then assisted Kubo Kenei's goal, and Ritsu Do's shot was successful. In the second half, Hidei Ku provided another assist, Nakamura Keito pushed and scored, and substitute Hyung-ohi Furuhashi sealed the score at 6-0.
【Key Focus】
In the 2nd minute, Kubo Kenei took the set-piece assist Akigo Taniguchi to grab the nod hammer and score, Japan 1-0 blitz!
In the 4th minute, after Ronald Rodriguez stopped the ball at the back and made a low-level mistake, he put down Kiyo Ueda in the box to eat the red dot package, and Kiyo Ueda hit it, Japan led 2-0 + one more fight!
In the 25th minute, Kaoru Mikasa counter-tackled the ball in front and returned to assist Kenei Kubo to score, giving Japan a 3-0 lead!
In the 44th minute, Kaoru Mikasa's long-range shot was saved by Mario Gonzalez, and Don followed up to score, Japan 4-0!
In the 61st minute, Hidei Kuji assisted Nakamura Keito to push the goal, Japan 5-0 Salvador!
In the 74th minute, Hengwu Furuhashi scored with a header in front of the goal, Japan 6-0 Salvador!
【Wonderful Replay】
In the 16th minute, Kubo Kenei was unmarked at the back point and fired a deflected shot.
In the 22nd minute, the standard-bearer Ren Yang's long-range shot was saved, and Kubo Kenei followed up with a shot high over the crossbar.
In the 36th minute, flag bearer Ren Yang Neche got rid of the back shot and was saved by Mario Gonzalez.
In the 39th minute, Kiyo Ueda grabbed a spot in front of the goal, and the ball slid past the goal.
In the 52nd minute, Kiyo Ueda scored in front of goal, and the referee heard VAR signal that he was offside.
【Lineup】
Japan Shosho: 12 - Keisuke Osako, 2 - Yoshisuke Sugawara (46' 6 - Wataru Hajito), 3 - Shogo Taniguchi, 4 - Kou Itani, 5 - Hidemasa Morita (C), 7 - Kaoru Mitoma (46' 13 - Keito Nakamura), 9 - Ayase Ueda (65' 11 - Kyogo Komasu), 10 - Ritsu Doan (64' 17 - Kawatsuji), 19 - Reo Hatate, 20 - Takefusa Kubo (65' 18 - Takuma Asano), 24 - Ryuya Morishita
Subs: 1-Nakamura Eisuke (GK), 23-Daniel Schmidt (GK), 8-Daichi Kamada, 14-Junya Ito, 15-Atsushi Ito, 16-Yuki Soma, 21-Yoki Ito, 22-Ayumi Seko, 25-Dairan Maeda
El Salvador starters: 1 Mario González, 21 Brian Tuomachas, 5 Rodriguez, 4 Zabaletta, 15 A Roerdan, 17 Henriquez (67' 10 Mayer Gil), 6 Nasco Orellana, 8 Landafold (46' 23 Cartagena), 7 Joshua Perez, 9 Brian Gill (67' 11 Christian Gill), 19 Kane Reyes (26' 3 Domingos)
Subs: 22 Mira, 18 Thomas Romero, 2 Cala Celta, 20 Pinda, 14 Martinez, 13 Menguiva, 16 Osorio, 12 Canales