Kirin Cup: Japan sweeps Peru 4-1 Kaoru Mikasa crosses Yokawa Ito
At 17:55 Beijing time on June 20, the Kirin Cup football match, Japan sat at Osaka's Suita Panasonic Stadium to face South American powerhouse Peru. Kaoru Mikasa's pass, Yoki Ito, Junya Ito, and Dairan Maeda scored one goal each, and Japan swept Peru 4-1!
In the latest FIFA rankings, Japan ranks 20th and 1st in Asia; Peru ranks 21st and 5th in the South American zone. The two teams have met in the previous 5 meetings, with Japan winning 1, drawing 2 and losing 2. In this match, Japan eliminated the attacking combination of Hiroshi Furuhashi, Kaoru Mikasa, Junya Ito, and Daichi Kamada, and Ritsu Do, Hidei Kushi were on the bench.
Kaoru Mikasa on the left and Junya Ito on the right, Japan's offensive configuration is quite luxurious.
In the 13th minute, Junya Ito crossed from the right and Hengwu Furuhashi flicked his header to deflect the goal, which was Japan's first shot.
In the 22nd minute, Japan broke the deadlock: Endo Hang passed, outside the box, Ito's left foot hit the world wave, the ball into the corner of the corner, Japan 1-0 lead!
In the 37th minute, Japan scored another goal: Sugawara Yuki attacked on the right and shifted the ball to the center, Kamada Daichi split the ball, Kaoru Mikata hit the left into the box, and a powerful shot on the defender was deflected into the net, Japan 2-0!
In the 41st minute, Peru's Lapadula scored a goal, but the linesman raised the flag to signal that it was offside first, and the goal was invalidated.
In the first half, Japan led Peru 2-0 with goals from Yoki Ito and Kaoru Mikasa, and from the perspective of the scene, Japan's cooperation was extremely smooth and sharp, the wing had the ability to attack, the middle advance and the ball were simple and clear, with the style of a strong European and American team.
Yibian fought again, in the 63rd minute, Japan scored another goal: at the back, Japan launched a counterattack, Maeda Dairan distributed the ball to the left wing, Kaoru Mikasa crossed from the bottom, Junya Ito dangled the defense, left foot low shot through the net, 3-0!
Japan, which led 3-0, replaced Junya Ito and Daichi Kamada in the 71st minute, and replaced Yasu Do, Hidei Kuyasu, and was still a strong player in Europe.
In the 75th minute, Japan continued to score: Kushi Hidei passed the ball, the Peruvian defender made a serious mistake, Maeda Dairan formed a single knife after winning the ball, calmly pushed and broke the net, Japan led 4-0!
Japan's attacking efficiency was amazing, with 4 shots on target and 4 goals on target. Japan, which was leading by a large margin, still launched a fierce attack, and Hiroshi Do, Kuyasuhide, and Maeda Dairan continued to press the Peruvian defense, attacking wave after wave.
In the 83rd minute, Peru scored a face-saving goal and González pushed in front of the goal to make Peru 4-1 down.
The score was fixed 4-1, with Japan beating Peru at home. The power of Japanese football is amazing: Peru, the South American powerhouse, is vulnerable to Japan!